Not really, apparently. Or at least not yet. Plus, what might happen to the president’s infrastructure initiatives now that he won’t serve a second term.
The market is especially tuned in to whether we will have a divided government after the elections.
A flaw in a core piece of popular software can cause widespread problems, as was the case Friday.
That puts at least 1,100 pieces of critical infrastructure at risk, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Real estate prices are getting unreal, thanks to the ripples of Nvidia’s success.
Companies have made big investments in response to those policies. That’s not easy to roll back, says Heather Long of The Washington Post.
Whether it’s new machines for a factory or better software to manage payments, companies spend because they see opportunities.
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