Prices for consumer goods in China increased 1.3 percent in February, year on year, from January’s 0.2 rise.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS TRENDS
Closures continue to hit the retail and restaurant industry due to rising costs and declining demand. Grocery Outlet will close 36 under-performing stores.
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SILENT ATTACKS ON PERSONAL FREEDOM
During the first Trump administration, the FBI quietly spent $5 million on Pegasus, an Israeli-developed software product known generically as zero click.
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DON’T ASK TRUMP TO EXPLAIN WHY HE ATTACKED IRAN
The Trump administration insists that it has a clear goal for Iran, but it has struggled to form its narrative about why the U.S. is at war and what exactly the goals are in its bombardment of Iran.
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WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS, JOBS GO WITH IT
The global employment landscape continues to undergo profound disruption as companies adapt to economic pressure, technological transformation, and shifting consumer behavior.
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PRESIDENTIAL REALITY SHOW® MADE-FOR-TV HEGSETH EMERGES AS FACE OF MADE-FOR-TV TRUMP’S WAR WITH IRAN
When Donald Trump ran for President in 2016, the Trends Research Institute which publishes The Trends Journal, secured the trademark, Presidential Reality Show®.
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TRUMP SAYS U.S. ALREADY ‘KNOCKED OUT’ MUCH OF IRAN’S MILITARY CAPABILITIES
President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on Tuesday that the U.S. military had Iran on the ropes and that the combination of U.S. and Israeli strikes “knocked out” major assets belonging to the Iranian armed forces.
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HEGSETH: IRANIANS ARE ‘TOAST’ AND THEY KNOW IT
Pete Hegseth, the Christian fanatic playing the role of secretary of War, has emerged as President Donald Trump’s face of the illegal war of aggression against Iran, offering reporters made-for-TV quotes about the direction of the war and what he sees as U.S. dominance over the inferior Iranians.
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ALL-OUT WAR COMING: ‘MIDDLE POWERS’ COALESCE BEHIND TRUMP’S ILLEGAL WAR OF AGGRESSION AGAINST IRAN
Canadian Prime Minister visited his Australian counterpart, Anthony Albanese, and the two made sure to make it clear that they supported the U.S.-Israel war of aggression against Iran, and criticized Tehran for fighting back, calling on the bombed-out country to “de-escalate.”
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TRUMP: U.S. CAN FIGHT AGAINST IRAN ‘FOREVER’
President Donald Trump said early last week that the war in Iran would likely take no more than five weeks, but by the end of last week, he said the U.S. military can fight Iran “forever.”