Donald Trump is facing a “fierce backlash” since he and his wife, Melania, each launched a meme coin days before he returned to the Oval Office. The venture has since brought in a $350-million windfall to the owners of the venture, chiefly Trump and his family members.
Donald Trump’s executive order calling for the establishment of a U.S. strategic cryptocurrency reserve said the reserve would hold only digital assets forfeited to U.S. law enforcement agencies.
As New York City’s office workers acquiesce to companies’ demands that they return to central offices, Blackstone and other investors are prospecting for bargains in the city’s reviving office real estate market.
In a 2 March Fox interview, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said he plans to remove government spending as a component of statistics about the U.S. gross domestic product.
January’s trade deficit soared 34 percent from December as American businesses stockpiled goods from other countries ahead of Donald Trump’s promised wave of stiff tariffs on all goods coming into the U.S.
American businesses hired another 151,000 nonfarm employees in February and joblessness edged up from 4.0 percent in January to 4.1 last month. January’s total of new jobs was revised downward to 125,000.
The facts and details are there for all to see and all to read. On 4 February, the cover of The Trends Journal said it all: “DOT-COM BUST 2.0.” Now, some six weeks later reality has hit The Street.
Equity markets began the year high on expectations that incoming president Donald Trump would cut taxes and regulations, setting off another burst of growth in stock values. Stock prices rose on that expectation of a “Trump bump.”