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News items you should check out: Aug. 28 - Vimarsana News

News items you should check out: Aug. 28

Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from some other sources: ° From Bloomberg: Tech billionaire Terry Gou denied Beijing could pressure him through his extensive operations in the country, which include much of Apple Inc.’s supply chain — in comments that came as he

News items you should check out: June 8 - Vimarsana News

News items you should check out: June 8

Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from some other sources: ° From 9to5Mac: A filmmaker says that Final Cut Pro on the Vision Pro will be supported at launch – or rather, when the device goe

Everyone Expected More From Tesla's Big Day - Vimarsana News

Everyone Expected More From Tesla's Big Day

Shares of the EV maker slumped 6 percent during premarket trading the morning after its four-hour (!) conference.

Subaru's Next EVs Are Probably Going to Need a Few Years - Vimarsana News

Subaru's Next EVs Are Probably Going to Need a Few Years

The U.S. is Subaru's biggest market by a vast margin, and the brand knows it needs to invest in electrification to last here.

Inflation Is Here | R Street - Vimarsana News

Inflation Is Here | R Street

Inflation Is Here Randall W. Forsyth (“Flood of Liquidity Is Sweetening Retirement for Stock Owners and Home Sellers,” Up & Down Wall Street, April 30) points out the rapid first-quarter growth in gross domestic product, final sales, and personal income, but oddly fails to mention that the consumer price index increased from December to March at an annualized rate of 6.8%. Inflation isn’t coming; it’s here. It is intensely here in house prices, as he says, up in double digits (about 12%). Forsyth writes forthrightly: “The Fed keeps inflating that bubble by buying $40 billion of agen...