NY Post - Business
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Harley-Davidson CEO Jochen Zeitz retiring as plummeting sales, tariffs slam motorcycle maker
Harley in February forecast 2025 profit and motorcycle revenue to be flat to down 5% as consumers temper big-ticket purchases.
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Apple customers reportedly scrambling to upgrade iPhones before tariff price hikes kick in
The looming levies will hit key parts of Apple’s supply chain, including China, where CEO Tim Cook’s firm still manufactures the vast majority of...
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns NYC to fix crime, filth and schools — or lose even more companies
“The city is on the verge of losing a lot of companies,” the Fink told the Economic Club of New York on Monday.
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US stocks jump as trading partners rush to negotiate with Trump on tariffs
Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 jumped on Tuesday.
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US consumers stockpile goods ahead of Trump’s new tariffs: ‘Preparing for the worst’
Like a growing number of U.S. shoppers, Jennings believes retail prices will soon rise because of Trump's tariffs.
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Paramount to begin mediation with President Trump in $20B lawsuit over ‘60 Minutes’ interview: report
Both reportedly agreed to a mediator for the case in recent days in hopes of coming to a resolution.
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Law firm in sexual assault suit against billionaire Leon Black wants to exit case: court records
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in New York in 2023, alleged that Jane Doe was autistic and only 16 at the time after Epstein facilitated a...
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Volkswagen freezing all US imports, including Audi, due to Trump’s 25% autos tariff
The Volkswagen brand has around 37,000 vehicles, sufficient for approximately two months of sales, in its US inventory, a spokesperson said.
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Microsoft employees fired after protesting ‘AI weapons’ supply to Israeli army at company’s 50th anniversary celebration: report
“You claim that you care about using AI for good but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military,” Aboussad shouted at Microsoft AI CEO...
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BlackRock’s Larry Fink says most CEOs he talks to think US is in a recession as markets roiled by Trump tariffs
"Most CEOs I talk to would say we are probably in a recession right now," Fink, who heads the world's largest asset manager, said on Monday.
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US Steel shares surge 16% after Trump orders fresh review of Nippon Steel’s bid
US Steel and Nippon Steel had alleged in a lawsuit that Biden prejudiced CFIUS's decision and violated the companies' right to a fair review.
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Warren Buffett’s decision to sit on $300B cash pile pays off — as 500 richest moguls lose half a trillion dollars
Among the 10 richest people in the world, Buffett is alone in seeing his net worth rise since Jan. 1.