One effing cup of coffee costs 3,90 € in Finland… This is not reasonable prize.
How much cup of coffee cost whee you live?
We finns are broke af at this rate.
@NotA_Bull 100 %! But what if Meta loses the lawsuit? They’ll have to pay gunbelievable amount of money.. And why tf they are always under lawsuits? Can someone elaborate ?
Interesting pattern in the 2026 economy:
AI-related demand for chips, data centers, and infrastructure is providing clear support to growth in several places.
It’s visible in US expansion, South Korea’s upgraded forecasts, China’s high-tech exports, and UK investment data.
A concentrated source of strength across regions.
Eurozone just posted a quiet win
August PMIs surprised higher (!!!) manufacturing at its strongest in years, composite still expanding. Growth forecasts for 2026 nudged up to ~0.8-1.0%.
But the bigger story is structural:
Lagarde says Europe’s old growth model is eroding. Cheap energy, open global trade, and the US security umbrella are all weakening at the same time.
Swiss exporters getting hit by US tariffs + a strong franc. German car-parts makers already pivoting hard into medtech, robotics and defence.
Short-term resilience. Longer-term questions.
Bitcoin just pumped over 6% and smashed through $68,000 (peaked near $69,500)!
Over $1.4 billion in shorts got liquidated in hours after the US Treasury doubled its bond buybacks. ETF inflows are back and a White House crypto meeting is coming.
Short squeeze + macro catalyst = Fire!!
#Bitcoin #BTC
@MZohaibKhan92 How this is even possible?? Is this because the lawsuits?
Meta has estimated the states' demands to be around 200 billion dollars, and that's about 98% of its revenue from digital advertising..