Austin Alonzo
Reporter
Austin Alonzo covers U.S. political and national news for The Epoch Times. He has covered local, business and agricultural news in Kansas City, Missouri, since 2012. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. You can reach Austin via email at [email protected]
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Warner Bros. Discovery Considers Sale After Unsolicited Bids
Earlier this year, the company announced plans to split into two entities, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global.
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Blackstone Launches Unit to Bring Private Market Investments to 401(k) Plans
The financial services company confirmed it is opening a defined contribution business that could reshape how Americans invest for retirement.
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How New Tariffs on Lumber, Furniture May Affect US Consumers, Industries
The American lumber industry and cabinet makers see the tariffs as a necessary move to stall foreign competitors, while others are concerned about rising costs.
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Tesla 3rd-Quarter Sales Beat Expectations Driven by Expiring EV Tax Credits
While sales numbers were up, investors sent Tesla’s stock price down on fears that demand for its product will fall in the coming months.
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Relatives of Charlotte Crime Victims Criticize System Allowing Violent Offenders to Remain Free
In a special hearing in Charlotte, members of Congress heard from families who were affected by alleged repeat offenders.
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McDonald’s Monopoly Returns to US Restaurants After Nearly 10 Years
Players can collect physical prize pieces from menu items and digital game pieces by using the restaurant chain’s mobile application.
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Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Claims Over Deceptive Prime Enrollment
Amazon will pay a $2.5 billion settlement to resolve a case alleging it misled millions of customers into purchasing Prime subscriptions.
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Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI
The project announcement briefly sent Nvidia stock to a 52-week high.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Question Memphis Police Data Showing Crime Hit a 25-Year Low
As Trump deploys the National Guard to quell crime in Memphis, state representatives are asking for an audit of crime statistics.
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Long Island Rail Road Union Seeks Presidential Emergency Board, Averts Strike for Now
A federal mediation effort will delay any work stoppage until at least mid-2026.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Considers Sale After Unsolicited Bids
Earlier this year, the company announced plans to split into two entities, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global.
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Blackstone Launches Unit to Bring Private Market Investments to 401(k) Plans
The financial services company confirmed it is opening a defined contribution business that could reshape how Americans invest for retirement.
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How New Tariffs on Lumber, Furniture May Affect US Consumers, Industries
The American lumber industry and cabinet makers see the tariffs as a necessary move to stall foreign competitors, while others are concerned about rising costs.
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Tesla 3rd-Quarter Sales Beat Expectations Driven by Expiring EV Tax Credits
While sales numbers were up, investors sent Tesla’s stock price down on fears that demand for its product will fall in the coming months.
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Relatives of Charlotte Crime Victims Criticize System Allowing Violent Offenders to Remain Free
In a special hearing in Charlotte, members of Congress heard from families who were affected by alleged repeat offenders.
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McDonald’s Monopoly Returns to US Restaurants After Nearly 10 Years
Players can collect physical prize pieces from menu items and digital game pieces by using the restaurant chain’s mobile application.
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Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Claims Over Deceptive Prime Enrollment
Amazon will pay a $2.5 billion settlement to resolve a case alleging it misled millions of customers into purchasing Prime subscriptions.
|
Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI
The project announcement briefly sent Nvidia stock to a 52-week high.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Question Memphis Police Data Showing Crime Hit a 25-Year Low
As Trump deploys the National Guard to quell crime in Memphis, state representatives are asking for an audit of crime statistics.
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Long Island Rail Road Union Seeks Presidential Emergency Board, Averts Strike for Now
A federal mediation effort will delay any work stoppage until at least mid-2026.
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