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Walmart removes eggs from Easter to cut costs. The retailerās egg-free basket arrives just when prices are expected to drop.
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⦠Meanwhile, Donald Trumpās tariffs could leave toilet paper in a bind. Higher duties on Canadian pulp may squeeze the supply of this household staple.
Tariff turmoil in the auto world will hit Tesla hard. Elon Musk admits the EV maker wonāt come out āunscathed,ā but itās expected to be one of the least affected by the new duties.
Ferrariās luxury cars are about to get pricier under Trumpās tariffs. The automaker, however, remains confident it can meet its 2025 financial goals despite the price hikes. Ā
OpenAI is a big spender. The AI giant is eyeing a record-breaking $40 billion raise at a $300 billion valuation.
RFK Jr. plans to slash 3,500 jobs at the Food and Drug Administration. The cuts are part of a wider 10,000-employee reduction across Health and Human Services agencies.
Google Maps gets an AI boost. New updates will scan screenshots and generate itineraries.
Eli Lilly tackles Alzheimerās
Pharma giant Eli Lilly has expanded its direct-to-consumer health platform to include resources for Alzheimerās patients, broadening its reach beyond diabetes and obesity treatments.
The platform now connects patients with independent healthcare providers to help them navigate Alzheimerās care more easily, with the aim of reducing long wait times for specialist appointments and ensuring quicker access to necessary care.
This launch follows the FDA approval of Eli Lillyās once-monthly Alzheimerās treatment, Kisunla, which has shown promising results in slowing cognitive decline in patients.
Will Eli Lillyās new platform reshape Alzheimerās care? Quartzās Bruce Gil has the details.
Nvidiaās chip crisis
After the U.S. imposed chip-export controls on China in 2022, Nvidia created less powerful versions of its AI chips to continue doing business in the country.
However, updated restrictions in 2023 led to further bans, forcing the company to design three new chips to stay compliant.
With escalating trade tensions, Nvidia now faces growing uncertainty about how long it can maintain its presence in China.
What are the trio of chips that Nvidia can sell to China? Quartzās Britney Nguyen breaks it down.
𫳠JPMorgan drops its price targets for Ford, GM, and Ferrari as Trumpās ādraconianā tariffs loom
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