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Bulleit Bourbon reported a more than 7% sales drop this fiscal year [Getty Images] As American as apple pie, Kentucky bourbon was booming after the last Great Recession ended. But as the economy has waned post-Pandemic – and with multiple trade wars on the horizon – the market may be drying up. Although the whiskey,
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By Howard Bloom The Trump, Zelensky, and Putin relationship is in play and changing hour by hour.   The President of the USA met with Vladimir Putin Friday, August 15th, in Alaska.  President Trump went into a two and a half hour huddle with his “friend” Vladimir swearing that he would get a ceasefire, and that if
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IonQIONQ is rapidly positioning itself as a preferred partner for both commercial enterprises and government institutions worldwide. The company’s global footprint expanded significantly in the just-reported second quarter of 2025, marked by a memorandum of understanding with Japan’s AIST G-QuAT, the country’s premier quantum and AI research center. In South Korea, IonQ has been designated
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With Gen Z facing existential career crises, billionaire OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that in just 10 years, college grads will be exploring the solar system—jobs that will reel in sky-high salaries. The tech leader even says he’s envious of young people because our early-career jobs will look “boring” by comparison. As AI reshapes the
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(Updated at 2 p.m. ET) UPS continues to lay off workers as it moves forward with a strategy of consolidating parcel distribution facilities to reduce excess capacity. The latest job cuts are in Dallas, Texas, and Wilmington, North Carolina. The integrated parcel logistics company notified the Texas Workforce Commission last week that it plans to
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Inflation remained sticky in July, according to new government data released Tuesday, as investors stay alert to how much President Trump’s tariffs are starting to affect consumer costs. The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that “core” inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy costs, rose 0.3% over the past month, surpassing
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Marine researchers exploring extreme depths say they have discovered an astonishing deep-sea ecosystem of chemosynthetic life that’s fueled by gases escaping from fractures in the ocean bed. The expedition revealed methane-producing microbes and marine invertebrates that make their home in unforgiving conditions where the sun’s rays don’t reach, according to a new study. Geochemist Mengran
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