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  • Time for another supply chain slowdown
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    The supply chain is slowing down after businesses stocked up ahead of tariffs. Plus: Holiday spending, the Fed’s balance sheet, and a rural climate workforce.

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  • Big banks' boom time
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    Consumers and small business owners may be increasingly blue, but big banks are thriving. Plus: Battery makers, romance novels and an Airbnb.

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  • Trump's tariffs take a toll
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    Import-reliant businesses struggle as more tariffs are threatened. Plus: an LA costume designer, the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ reference week, and break-even employment.

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  • The deal with "back door" betting
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    Prediction markets like Kalshi are seeing major investment. Plus: Subsidized air travel, auto sales, and a “dry” cabin.

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  • Oct 9, 2025

    Greenback gains

    Greenback gains
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    The U.S. dollar is hovering around a two-month high, for reasons both domestic and international. Plus: private clubs, silver price records, and our complicated tax system.

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  • Our economic future is a black box
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    President Donald Trump’s policy whims make it difficult for economists to forecast what’s next. Plus: Las Vegas, American furniture manufacturing and adjustable-rate mortgages.

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  • Filling the federal data void
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    Why would private sector firms offer up employment data for free? Plus: All-cash homebuyers, equipment auctions and the cost of growing your family.

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  • Are AI financing loops efficient or alarming?
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    What you should know about the OpenAI-AMD deal. Plus: Holiday spending, regional banking, and fancy butter.

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  • "There is something about spending a little bit more for a product that you will get to enjoy for days if not weeks, that appeals to people," said Kristina Peterson at Bloomberg.
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    Consumer spending has remained resilient as the top 10% of earners accounted for roughly 50% of consumer spending in the third quarter. But one of the “luxury” goods they are spending it on is simple mixture of salt and cream.

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  • The 'K' in 'K-shaped economy' stands for 'kitchen'
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    Plus: TikTok geopolitical drama, solar panel tax credits, and a conversation about the week’s economic headlines.

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