📊 Trump's $17 Trillion Claim

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Ryan Serkes
October 07, 2025

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Here's what's happening today:

⚖️ Dow faces securities fraud lawsuit
📉 US unemployment claims rise amid market freeze
🌾 Soybean farmers hit by China trade standoff
💰 Trump's investment claims under scrutiny
🔄 Verizon announces new CEO transition
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⚖ Dow Inc. Faces Securities Fraud Lawsuit Link
  • A class action lawsuit has been filed against Dow Inc. for alleged securities fraud.
  • The lawsuit claims Dow overstated its ability to handle economic challenges.
  • Investors have until October 28, 2025, to seek lead plaintiff status.
📉 US Unemployment Claims Rise Amid Economic Stagnation Link
  • Unemployment claims in the US rose slightly, indicating a stagnant labor market.
  • The ongoing government shutdown complicates economic data collection and analysis.
  • Economists predict the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates sooner than expected.
🌾 Soybean Farmers Struggle as China Turns to South America Link
  • China's shift to South American soybeans leaves US farmers struggling.
  • Mississippi farmers are heavily impacted by the US-China trade dispute.
  • This marks the first time in decades China has not purchased US soybeans.
💰 Trump's $17 Trillion Investment Claim Faces Skepticism Link
  • President Trump's claim of securing $17 trillion in investments is questioned.
  • The actual investment figures appear significantly lower than stated.
  • Critics warn that Trump's approach may deter future international investments.
🔄 Verizon Appoints Dan Schulman as New CEO Link
  • Verizon announces Dan Schulman as its new CEO, succeeding Hans Vestberg.
  • Schulman aims to enhance Verizon's market share and customer focus.
  • Vestberg will remain as a special advisor to ensure a smooth transition.

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Other news & articles you might like

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  • 🗳️ China Fund plans liquidation meeting (Link)
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  • ✅ Verona acquisition by MSD approved (Link)
  • ⚠️ SelectQuote faces lawsuit after DOJ probe (Link)
  • 🔍 Chart Industries' acquisition by Baker Hughes approved (Link)
  • ☀️ Doral Renewables secures solar project agreement (Link)

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