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1 Aug 2023
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#economy
Forbes: Kia America Chief Believes Coming EV9 SUV Will Outshine Competitors
Kia America plans to compete in the all-electric large-SUV segment with its new EV9 battery-electric vehicle. The EV9 is projected to offer 300 miles of range, a usable third row of seats, and a list price of less than $60,000. However, Kia will have to overcome the hurdle of not qualifying for federal tax credits due to not yet producing all-electric vehicles in high volume at its Georgia assembly plant. Despite this challenge, Kia is confident in its ability to compete in the EV market and believes its transformation to electric vehicles was planned earlier than its competitors.
Forbes: Why Migration Data Matters So Much
Interstate migration data shows that states with lower tax burdens, such as Florida and Texas, are attracting households with higher incomes. Republicans control both legislative chambers and the executive branch in the majority of these states, presenting challenges for Democrats in the 2024 election. The power of interstate migration data lies in its concrete and irrefutable nature, making it a significant economic indicator.
Flag And Cross: Coinbase Battles Regulatory Storm As SEC Crackdown Intensifies
Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, faced regulatory challenges and accusations of being an unregistered broker. CEO Brian Armstrong defended the company while Binance experienced a significant liquidation. In June, the company gained a Supreme Court victory but also faced scrutiny from the SEC. In July, Coinbase's legal maneuvering was successful, but rumors circulated about Bank of America shutting down linked accounts. The company engaged in private meetings with lawmakers and faced demands from the SEC to delist certain assets. Despite a stock rally, regulatory risks remained.
Townhall: Economic Uncertainty Mounts as a Major Freight Carrier Heads to Bankruptcy
Yellow Freight, a trucking company in Kansas, laid off both union and nonunion office workers, causing economic impact beyond the city limits. The company has been in labor talks with the Teamsters for months, and the probability of liquidation has escalated. The government owns 30% of the company due to a controversial deal struck during the Trump administration.
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Townhall: Thoughts on a Milestone Birthday
At 75 years old, the author reflects on feeling no different than 50 years ago, but acknowledges the cognitive dissonance between their self-perception age and chronological age. They express gratitude for their health and happiness, and contemplate death without fear. While they believe in an afterlife, they acknowledge that this belief requires some faith. Despite their sadness about death, they have reason to believe they will be around for a while based on their health and positive life circumstances.
#culture
Townhall: Multiple Things True at Once: The Bottom Line on 'Barbie'
Amid controversy, the author decides to watch the Barbie film himself to form his own opinion. He finds that while the film parodies saccharine obliviousness and brings up modern challenges of womanhood, it does not push a strong ideological agenda. The film may not be for everyone, but it provides enjoyable entertainment for its intended audience.
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Forbes: South Korea’s Midyear Album Sales Report Shows Exponential Growth, Increasing Representation
The midyear report from the Circle Album Chart in South Korea shows that, for the first time, there is increased representation for female acts and solo acts in album sales, alongside the dominant boy bands. Three boy bands are leading in sales, but four female groups and two soloists are close behind. SEVENTEEN's album FML has become the biggest-selling album of 2023, followed by Stray Kids' 5-Star and TOMORROW X TOGETHER's The Name Chapter: Temptation. Female groups aespa, TWICE, and IVE, as well as male groups ENHYPEN and LE SSERAFIM, also have significant sales. BTS members Jimin and Suga round out the top 10 with their solo albums. The growing success of female acts and soloists is attributed to their recognition on the local charts and increased support from record labels and management.