Crypto Bought The Ad. Crypto Is Not In The Ad.
Reuters traces $176 million in midterm spending to an industry building political power beyond Trump. The voters get the immigration argument; the donors get the regulatory strategy.
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Follow the donations, contracts, tax breaks and promises of prosperity. Our satire examines corporate influence, technology companies and economic policy, asking who gets the benefit and who gets the bill. The earnings-call enthusiasm is optional; reading the fine print is the point.
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Your Money Is Missing. So Is The Combined Spreadsheet.
A new congressional report finds that the federal response to overseas scams cannot provide one accounting of what was seized and what victims got back. The criminals have a business model. The government has departments.
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The Environment Was Not On The Guest List
A new investigation finds that officials shaping Britain's AI datacentre policy met 137 businesses and no environmental groups. The power and water were apparently expected to attend through a representative.
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Intel Gets Permission For A Ban That Might Not Apply
The robots know how to move through the factory. The policy could use some help.
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Trump Offers Relief From Trump’s Tariffs
Some American businesses are getting relief from the tax Americans supposedly weren’t paying.
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