Tyler Durden

2 weeks ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

President Trump's trade war with China is set to deliver a blow to U.S. drone enthusiasts—and potentially commercial users—as Chinese drone giant DJI withholds the release of its new Mavic 4 Pro from the American market. Nikkei Asia reports the new Mavic 4 Pro model won't be released in the U.S. due to Trump's tariffs and heightened security restrictions. The $2,000 drone, launched in other major markets on May 13, features a 100-megapixel camera and advanced imaging capabilities. One gimbal.

2 weeks ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

By Peter Tchir of Academy Securities (full pdf available here)Just last weekend, we discussed Confusion versus Uncertainty. We have a long list of potential market moving-events, many of which might be at pivotal moments. The Big Beautiful Bill. Not letting tax cuts expire is crucial. Additional targeted tax cuts would also be helpful – especially anything that would drive growth and innovation.

2 weeks ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

Authored by Tom Ozimek via The Epoch Times,A federal appeals court has ruled that the city of Naples, Florida, can lawfully require a drag performance at this weekend’s Pride Fest event to be held indoors and restricted to adult audiences. In a split June 6 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit reversed a lower court’s preliminary injunction blocking local restrictions.

2 weeks ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

Authored by Chase Smith via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is warning borrowers to steer clear of student loan debt-relief scams, after shutting down a group of companies last month that allegedly charged millions in illegal fees and left customers worse off. The warning, issued June 6, comes as part of a broader push by the FTC to raise awareness about deceptive debt-relief schemes targeting Americans with student loans.

2 weeks ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

Authored by Milton Ezrati via The Epoch Times,Anticipating what tactics Beijing might use against U.S. President Donald Trump amid trade negotiations, several media outlets here, in Europe, and elsewhere have begun to speculate that China will threaten to distance its economy and its trade from the dollar—de-dollarize in the popular parlance—and perhaps sell off its extensive holdings of U.S. Treasury debt. Neither act, however, is at all likely, certainly not as an immediate bargaining chip.