A year after Donald Trump launched his broad tariff push, households and businesses are still absorbing higher costs, the legal basis of the original policy has been struck down, and Washington is still trying to preserve parts of the strategy through narrower authorities.[1][2]
A San Francisco jury will hear closing arguments on Tuesday in a class-action lawsuit accusing Elon Musk of misleading Twitter investors and depressing the stock price during his protracted $44 billion acquisition in 2022.
The Fed unveiled proposals on Thursday to lower capital requirements for the largest U.S. banks by 4.8%, marking a major reversal of post-2008 crisis safeguards as the industry gains billions in potential relief amid internal dissent.
Prosecutors in Saint-Malo have launched a formal investigation into Patrick Bruel over alleged rape at a 2012 film festival, while Unifrance director Daniela Elstner filed a separate complaint accusing him of attempted rape in 1997.
Jassy disclosed at an internal all-hands on Tuesday that he now expects AWS to reach $600 billion in annual sales within a decade, twice his previous $300 billion estimate, as Amazon commits $200 billion in AI capex.
