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The White House has unveiled new trade agreements with Latin American nations to reduce tariffs on food products, aiming to lower consumer prices.
The U.S. officially ends penny production, with significant economic implications and ongoing debates over cash transactions.
Toyota opens a battery plant in North Carolina and confirms a $10 billion investment plan, enhancing its U.S. manufacturing footprint.
Trump proposes a $2,000 dividend for Americans funded by tariff revenues, sparking debate over its feasibility and legal backing.
China and the US suspend port fees for one year, marking a significant step in improving strained trade relations.
China has suspended its export ban on key materials to the U.S., vital for technology and military applications.
The Netherlands may lift control over Nexperia if China resumes chip exports, addressing a significant supply chain disruption.
Trump calls for a DOJ investigation into foreign meat packers, alleging they are driving up U.S. beef prices amid widespread concerns over food costs.
U.S. consumer sentiment drops to a near three-year low, raising concerns over economic impacts of ongoing government shutdown.
Elon Musk's unprecedented $1 trillion pay package is approved by Tesla shareholders, contingent on ambitious performance targets.
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