@wapadeportes Cantos de mojones, porque siempre fallan en transmiciones deportivas, si no tienen la capacidad, no lo hagan y depender del fokin cable y antenitas como los 90's . Pongan en juego de RD. So mierdas que son.
July 2025 global #semiconductor sales were $62.1 billion, an increase of 20.6% compared to the July 2024 total of $51.5 billion and 3.6% more than the June 2025 total of $59.9 billion. Growth continues to be driven by solid demand in the Asia Pacific region and the Americas.
Read our full announcement here: https://t.co/kH48SlUwHn
US President Donald Trump retreated from his sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs after a bond selloff sent Treasury yields soaring. But who are the much-feared bond vigilantes behind his reversal? https://t.co/7eBZ0rJu03
Credit can be a great tool when used productively. In an advanced economy, credit does more good than bad. But it’s important to remember that borrowing creates cycles — and if the cycle goes up, it eventually needs to come down.
I explain why this is particularly important today in my new book, How Countries Go Broke. Preorder today here: https://t.co/Dhz3HKVepZ
But if you’d like more context on how all of these pieces come together, I recommend you watch my 30-minute explainer “How the Economic Machine Works” on YouTube here: https://t.co/61QLvTiPCo
#principles #howcountriesgobroke #economics #credit
Bridgewater Founder Ray Dalio said a US recession is likely, but it won’t be a “normal recessionary kind of situation” because “we are changing the monetary order" https://t.co/NFfClom0ze
EXPLAINER: Why did stock markets go back to falling today? Reality setting in that US-China trade war is only going to get worse.
Total tariff rate on goods from China to US: 145%
Total tariff rate on goods from US to China: 84%
Trump today sounded optimistic that China would come to the table for a deal, but China experts are telling me Xi Jinping is playing hardball.
Xi wants to show the Chinese people that China can withstand the economic pain from Trump’s tariffs and what Beijing is calling Americas “bullying”.
Trump's trade war also feeds into the strategy that Xi has been working on for years: become less reliant on the United States.
But this is going to be painful for BOTH countries.
Last year, the US imported more than $400 billion worth of goods from China – everything from electronics, cell phones, to toys, furniture, clothing and more.
US importers have to pay more than double the cost now to import those goods.
And the US exports a lot of soybeans to China, so china’s retaliatory tariffs, could hit American farmers the hardest.
@ABC@ABCNewsLive@ABCPolitics
Are we currently at a turning point in the long-term debt cycle? And if we are, what does that mean for our collective future?
I dive into this perspective in my new book, How Countries Go Broke.
#principles#howcountriesgobroke#economics#debt
Donald Trump has committed the most profound, harmful and unnecessary economic error in the modern era. Almost everything he said—on history, economics and the technicalities of trade—was utterly deluded https://t.co/AU4XjT1mpT
This is 🤯 crazy...
Now your AI avatar can take Zoom calls in real-time, and you don’t even have to sit in front of the camera. Imagine giving an online interview now.
What is real anymore??
5 examples 👇
https://t.co/mfNUjmrDi3
The news that DeepSeek can build AI that’s just as good as ChatGPT, at a fraction of the cost, has Wall Street and Silicon Valley in panic mode.
US tech giants are no longer the guaranteed winners in the AI race, says @parmy. And it’s their own fault 🎥