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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Housing Starts And Permits Surged In February (Despite Plunging Rate-Cut Odds)
Housing Starts and Permits rebounded firmly in February from an ugly January.
Bank Of Japan (Finally) Kills The World's Last Negative Interest Rate, Yen Weakens
As has been thoroughly warned, straw-manned, leaked, and hinted at over the past few weeks, The Bank of Japan hiked interest rates tonight for the first time since 2007. This move ends the world's last negative interest rate policy.
St. Patrick's Day Spending To Cross Seven-Billion Mark
According to an annual survey of 7,000+ US adults,62% plan to celebrate the holiday one way or the other. Total spending per household looks to be $44.
Hertz CEO Out As Firm Seeks Traction After Big EV Bet Goes Bust
CEO Stephen Scherr's barely two-year ride with Hertz came to a screeching halt on Friday. In his wake, he leaves a company still working to recover from a big bet on electric vehicles gone bad.
Visualizing The Explosive Growth Of AI-Powered Fraud
Deepfakes of videos, photos and audio recordings have become widespread on various internet platforms, aided by the technological advances of large language models like Midjourney, Google's Gemini or OpenAI's ChatGPT.
Guinness: Well Known, But Not So Well Liked?
In honor of St. Patrick's Day, we delve into the popularity of Irish beer - specifically, Diageo's Guinness.
Fisker Shares Surge On Talks With Large Automaker Following Bankruptcy Fears
Troubled EV maker Fisker saw its shares in New York implode on Thursday after The Wall Street Journal reported it had hired restructuring advisors to assist with a possible bankruptcy filing.
Realtor Group Settles Lawsuits By Slashing Commissions, Risks Mass Exodus Of Agents
Commissions are expected to drop following the National Association of Realtors' decision to settle a lawsuit regarding its commission rules. 
McDonald's Stores Hit By Multi-Nation "Technology Outage"
A major technology outage forced McDonald's stores in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, and the United Kingdom to either shutter operations or suspend online ordering on Friday, CNN reported.
Copper Soars, Iron Ore Tumbles As Goldman Says "Copper's Time Is Now"
After languishing for the past two years in a tight range despite recurring speculation about declining global supply, copper has finally broken out.
Producer Prices Surged Again In February As Energy Costs Re-Accelerated
February Producer Prices were expected to slow their surge from January but they did not, with headline Final Demand PPI rising 0.6% MoM (double the 0.3% rise expected) - the hottest print since June 2022.
'Real' Retail Sales Tumbled For Second Straight Month In February
Headline retail sales rose 0.6% MoM (vs +0.8% exp) and January's 0.7% tumble was revised even lower to a 1.1% plunge.
Boeing "Overwrote" Camera Footage Of Work On MAX Jet Door That Blew Out, Can Not Identify Employee Who Worked On It
Just when you thought it couldn't get any more bizarre or surreal, the Boeing story did just that.
Time For A Backyard Chicken Coop? Supermarket Egg Prices Soaring Once-Again
As of Wednesday, there are just 18 days left until Easter celebrations begin. For those who have recently visited the supermarket, egg prices are trending in the wrong direction, although well off the highs recorded in December 2022.
WTI Dips After Smaller Crude Draw; Pump-Prices Set To Soar As Gasoline Stocks Plunge
Oil prices surged higher this morning  after a Ukrainian drone struck one of Russia’s biggest refineries and API's report overnight signaling shrinking US crude stockpiles.
China Dumping US Wheat Shipments At Record Pace
China, the world's top agricultural importer, has canceled half a million tons of wheat from the US over the past week, adding to the record number of cancellations that have weighed on Chicago futures, according to Bloomberg. 
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