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Elon Musk has expressed willingness to serve in a potential Trump administration, following Trump's remarks about appointing him to a cabinet position if re-elected. This comes amid their growing political alliance and Musk's recent endorsement of Trump for the 2024 election.
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At the Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris solidified her position as the party's nominee, receiving praise from business leaders like Mark Cuban. While she emphasized a pro-business agenda, critics are calling for more detailed economic policies as the campaign progresses.
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The tech community is engaged in a heated discussion about 'founder mode' versus 'manager mode' in company leadership. Brian Chesky of Airbnb and Paul Graham of Y Combinator have sparked this debate, emphasizing the need for founders to be more hands-on in their companies. This conversation has implications for startup management and investor relations as female founders face unique challenges.
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Brazil's Supreme Court has banned Elon Musk's social media platform X, escalating a conflict over content moderation and free speech. Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the ban after X failed to comply with legal requests, affecting over 20 million users. The situation raises concerns about judicial overreach and the implications for digital rights in Brazil.
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As the presidential debate approaches, Donald Trump emphasizes his economic expertise while Kamala Harris prepares under the guidance of seasoned adviser Karen Dunn. The contrasting styles highlight the stakes of the upcoming election amid ongoing economic concerns.
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During a recent speech at the Economic Club of New York, Donald Trump struggled to provide clear answers on childcare affordability, raising concerns about his economic policies. His disjointed response has sparked debate about his readiness for a second presidential term as the election approaches.
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The Biden administration's proposed changes to the de minimis exemption for imports from China have drawn strong opposition from Beijing. China claims the new tariffs will harm international trade, while the US aims to curb the influx of low-cost goods that undermine local businesses.