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Why Switzerland Has Major Beef With The Trump Administration
The Alpine nation finds itself caught in the crosshairs of Trump Administration tariffs that could fundamentally reshape its economic landscape. A punitive 39% tariff now targets roughly 20%
Summarizing Apple’s $600 Billion Pledge to the U.S. Economy
Apple has committed $600 billion to the United States economy through an unprecedented manufacturing investment strategy. The Cupertino-based tech giant recently escalated its planned investment by
An Interview With Myself: Inside the Mind of GPT-5
I felt that if this was the AGI singularity moment the world has been anticipating that it would only be right to let this new
AH Releases ‘Not Good Enough’ Mix on SoundCloud
We’ve all been there. You put in the work, make the changes, check all the boxes — and still don’t get the result you wanted.
7 Kanye West Sample Breakdowns That Will Blow Your Mind
You know the feeling when you hear a beat and think, “I know this song from somewhere”. If it is from the early 2000’s, it
Where U.S. Trade War & Tariffs Stand in August 2025
August 7, 2025 marks one of the most significant shifts in global trade policy in decades. The newest U.S. Trade Tariffs hit more than 60 trading partners with rates
Knicks & Mikal Bridges Agree to Dodge the Second Apron
Mikal Bridges just left $6 million on the table whiling signing a four-year extension with the New York Knicks worth $150 million, a little shy of
Remembering the Junk Bond Kings of the 1980’s
Picture this: Wall Street in the 1980s, where a financial innovation and greed suddenly became the most powerful weapon in corporate America. Before this wild decade
ESPN and NFL Media’s Big Bet: What This Means for Red Zone
The biggest media shake-up since ESPN launched Monday Night Football is about to go down. NFL Media and ESPN are closing in on a partnership that’s been
Trump’s ‘Art of the Soft Launch’: From Trial Balloons to Policy
Donald Trump’s mastery of the “soft launch” has created a new paradigm in political strategy one that treats policy announcements like market experiments rather than