Elon Musk’s Bold Vision: Reshaping America’s Money Supply Control
In a bold new ambition, Elon Musk is signaling a desire to fundamentally alter who manages and controls America’s money supply. Known for revolutionary innovations in electric vehicles, space exploration, and now artificial intelligence, Musk’s sights are set on a concept that could shift economic power in the U.S. His ideas on money supply and
Boeing’s Plane Deliveries Hit Low Amid Factory Restart Delays
Boeing’s plane deliveries have dropped to their lowest point since 2020, a challenging time for the aviation giant. The decrease in production is partly due to the recent strike that disrupted the company’s major factories. With this disruption, Boeing now faces an extended timeline to restore production to its regular pace, a process estimated to
Japan’s Strategy to Revive Its Chip Industry Dominance
Japan is intensifying efforts to bring back its once-thriving semiconductor industry. Recognized as a global leader in chip manufacturing during the 1980s, Japan saw its market dominance wane as other countries, such as Taiwan, South Korea, and the United States, advanced. Today, Japan aims to restore its presence in this high-stakes industry through strategic investments
Oil Prices Could Drop to $40 by 2025 if OPEC Ends Production Cuts
Oil prices could fall as low as $40 per barrel by 2025, experts say. This forecast hinges on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) potentially reversing voluntary production cuts. Many energy analysts believe this shift could dramatically impact global markets, as oil supply surges and prices plunge. Currently, OPEC’s cuts are a significant