Good luck, nobody want to sit in a factory 12 hours a day putting together PCB's Everyone in the US wants to be a youtuber. Poll the Gen-Z and ask them if they like technology….
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iPhone arbitrage: EU-US price gap creates smuggling opportunity
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There will be an enormus black market for products flowing into the US from the rest of the world now. Buy 10 iPhones, bring them on a weekend to New York, sell them at a 50% markup from EU prices, and get a free week of holiday in the Big Apple. It used to be the other way
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China Trade Impact: iPhone Prices Expected to Double Globally
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You'll be fine? iPhones will 2x in prices, so will much likely 95% of all material good on your shelves. Since China basically provides the world with most made goods.
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US Tariffs Double iPhone Prices, Consumer Impact Looms
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These tariffs of 104% wont last long, wait until the people in the US finds out iPhones now cost 2x more.
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AI job offers in Middle East contrast with European market
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I have been receiving 2-3 job offers per day for a week to go work in AI in the UAE, Qatar, or Saudi Arabia. What is happening there right now? It's a stark contrast with the current nearly zero market in Europe and France. (I didn't say no.)
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US tariffs make indie hardware manufacturing 104% more expensive
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Hard time being a indie maker in the US now. PCBway, Banggoods etc. Everything just got 104% more expensive.
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Helium Network: Blockchain-Based IoT Connectivity and HNT Token Rewards
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Helium uses blockchain and low-power hotspots to create a secure, energy-efficient wireless network that rewards users with HNT tokens for enabling long-range IoT connectivity across the globe. Microblog by @antgrasso #HeliumNetwork #HNT #IoT #Blockchain #TokenEconomy #Web3 #5G
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Blocks New Bitcoin Miners Impact US Supply Chain
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Also makes the case for @blocks new miners for US miners. I do wonder how their chip and hashboard supply chain will be affected.
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Business Responsibility: Time, Skill, and Resource Requirements
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Running a business takes time, acumen, and resources, in ways which e.g. owning a stock does not. People who are not prepared to spend time, acumen, and resources should probably not run businesses whose failure to deliver services would materially impact another family.
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Tech Capital Flowing to Residential Real Estate Outside Tech Hubs
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I’ve long assumed that a lot of tech money is going to end up in non-tech center homes and sub institutional apartment buildings. (And anecdotally see a bit of that among peers/etc.)