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Is Trump’s Manufacturing Comeback Real?

Bloomberg Television | April 28, 2026

Steve Rattner of Willett Advisors examines whether tariffs and trade policy are actually changing the trajectory of US manufacturing. He discusses the data behind industrial output, the consumer cost of keeping out Chinese EV maker BYD, and the strategic trade-offs of protecting domestic industry. As President Trump touts potential for […]




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What a war with North Korea would look like

Vox | April 26, 2026

Five experts discuss what a war on the Korean peninsula would look like, how close we are to conflict, and the terrifying consequences. Read about the implications of war with North Korea on Vox.com: http://bit.ly/2nNK2ei With tensions between the US and North Korea escalating, we asked a group of experts […]



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Why everyone is wrong about interracial relationships

F.D Signifier | April 26, 2026

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Why Sweetgreen Is Losing Millions

Wall Street Millennial | April 25, 2026

Head to https://brilliant.org/wallstreetmillennial to start your free 30-day trial and 20% discount on your annual premium subscription. In this video we look at the premium salad chain Sweetgreen particularly focusing on their difficult path to profitability. Check out our second channel Broken Business Models where we discuss unusual or otherwise […]


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How America Ended Up Paying So Much for Public Buses

Bloomberg Television | April 25, 2026

Public transit is essential for millions of Americans, but the way buses are procured may be limiting how much service cities can afford. Harvard professor Ed Glaeser says agencies often order highly-customized buses in a market with shrinking competition, while federal funding rules shape how purchases are made. Transit executives […]



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