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Upcoming Kia EV1 Will Be Even Smaller And More Affordable - InsideEVs
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Upcoming Kia EV1 Will Be Even Smaller And More Affordable - InsideEVs

It will be the electric equivalent of the Kia Picanto, the popular subcompact hatchback available in Europe.

InsideEVs Andrei Nedelea
Column | Consumers need the CFPB. Remember the Great Recession? - The Washington Post
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Column | Consumers need the CFPB. Remember the Great Recession? - The Washington Post

The once-fierce watchdog is dropping consumer cases against companies and processing far fewer complaints.

The Washington PostMichelle Singletary
As Tesla stock plunges, burning questions surround Elon Musk - TheStreet
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As Tesla stock plunges, burning questions surround Elon Musk - TheStreet

Problems both at home and abroad continue to push shares down.

TheStreetSamuel O'Brient
1 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock That Could Be Bigger Than Nvidia in 5 Years - The Motley Fool
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1 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock That Could Be Bigger Than Nvidia in 5 Years - The Motley Fool

Motley FoolRyan Vanzo
Stock futures rise ahead of key inflation report: Live updates - CNBC
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Stock futures rise ahead of key inflation report: Live updates - CNBC

The three major indexes are on track to end the week and month lower.

CNBCAlex Harring
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Super Micro Stock Is Dropping. Goldman Sachs Warns of These SMCI Risks. - Barron's

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Tesla Stock Is On Pace for 2nd Worst Month Ever. Why Musk Is a Concern. - Barron's

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Citigroup mistakenly credited a customer account with $81 trillion - CNN
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Citigroup mistakenly credited a customer account with $81 trillion - CNN

Citigroup erroneously credited $81 trillion, instead of $280, to a customer’s account and took hours to reverse the transaction, a “near miss” that shows up the bank’s operational issues it has sought to fix, the Financial Times first reported on Friday.

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Bitcoin Drops to $81,000 as Crypto-Tied Stocks Fall - Investopedia
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Bitcoin Drops to $81,000 as Crypto-Tied Stocks Fall - Investopedia

Cryptocurrency-linked stocks are paring some of their losses but still broadly declining in Friday intraday trade, with bitcoin trading around $81,000—more than a quarter off its January peak.

InvestopediaNisha Gopalan
North Korea’s $1.5 Billion Heist Puts the Crypto World on Notice - Bloomberg
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North Korea’s $1.5 Billion Heist Puts the Crypto World on Notice - Bloomberg

As news started spreading about a massive hack on crypto exchange Bybit last Friday, cybersecurity researchers quickly concluded that the era of giant digital-asset heists had entered a new and potentially ruinous phase.

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Nvidia Stock Rises Slightly After Tech Stumble. What Analysts Are Saying. - Barron's
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Nvidia Stock Rises Slightly After Tech Stumble. What Analysts Are Saying. - Barron's

Barron'sElsa Ohlen
Republicans start to sweat as Trump takes ownership of US economy - Semafor
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Republicans start to sweat as Trump takes ownership of US economy - Semafor

The party is conscious of the strain tariffs and federal layoffs would add to sagging consumer sentiment and a slowing labor market.

Semafor.comEleanor Mueller, Burgess Everett, Shelby Talcott
6 big companies ditching DEI — and 6 that are sticking with it - Quartz
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6 big companies ditching DEI — and 6 that are sticking with it - Quartz

From Target to Disney, companies are rolling back their diversity programs. But Apple, Costco, and others are holding firm

Quartz IndiaKevin Williams
Consumers, companies brace for Trump tariff fallout - POLITICO
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Consumers, companies brace for Trump tariff fallout - POLITICO

Americans are growing more pessimistic about the economy as they absorb the prospect for further increases in their cost of living.

PoliticoVictoria Guida
Stock market today: World shares skid, hit by Trump tariff hikes and doubts about AI - The Associated Press
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Stock market today: World shares skid, hit by Trump tariff hikes and doubts about AI - The Associated Press

Wall Street is drifting toward the close of its worst month since April following an economic report highlighting both encouraging and discouraging trends. The S&P 500 slipped 0.1% Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 51points, and the Nasdaq compos…

Associated PressStan Choe
Del Taco closes all but one of its Colorado locations - Restaurant Business Online
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Del Taco closes all but one of its Colorado locations - Restaurant Business Online

The franchisee of the Mexican fast-food chain’s 18 locations in Denver and Colorado Springs closed locations following a bankruptcy and a dispute with the franchisor.

Restaurant Business OnlineJonathan Maze
Bitcoin Set for Worst Month Since June 2022, Worst Week Since November That Year - CoinDesk
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Bitcoin Set for Worst Month Since June 2022, Worst Week Since November That Year - CoinDesk

This year's average purchase price is around $97,880, leaving investors facing an almost 20% unrealized loss at current prices.

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10-year Treasury yield falls further after inflation data comes in as expected - CNBC
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10-year Treasury yield falls further after inflation data comes in as expected - CNBC

U.S. Treasury yields were lower and prices higher on Friday as investors weighed new inflation data.

CNBCHakyung Kim, Sawdah Bhaimiya
Shopping blackout: Economic protest Friday targets major retailers from Amazon to Walmart - Axios
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Shopping blackout: Economic protest Friday targets major retailers from Amazon to Walmart - Axios

The People's Union USA, started by John Schwarz, is organizing the nationwide economic blackout.

AxiosKelly Tyko, Ivana Saric
CNBC Daily Open: Markets rocked as Nvidia slumps and Trump confirms tariffs - CNBC
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CNBC Daily Open: Markets rocked as Nvidia slumps and Trump confirms tariffs - CNBC

Nvidia shares plummeted 8.5%, weighing down the Nasdaq Composite, just as Trump reaffirmed that tariffs would go ahead.

CNBCYeo Boon Ping