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Category: Risk Factors

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Trump’s Turnaround on Tariffs Heightens Uncertainty for Companies

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Sometimes events come along to remind companies and the people who invest in them that the assumptions underpinning their plans are tenuous. In his 2003 book “A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market,” Temple University professor John Allen P...

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Corporate Strategies Evolve Amid DEI Policy Shifts

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In the wake of events like the protests that erupted in 2020 following the death of George Floyd, major corporations responded en masse by touting their commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion programs – commonly referred to as DEI....

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Intelligize Report Highlights Public Companies’ Rising Concerns Over U.S.-China Trade War

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As the days when China was the United States’ largest trading partner seem further away than ever, a new report from Intelligize explores the trade war that has roiled geopolitical stability for more than seven years and shows no signs of a...

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Companies Talking Frankly About Tariff Worries

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In the opening weeks of his second stint in the White House, President Donald Trump has started putting the tariffs he spoke so fondly about on the campaign trail into play. During talks earlier this month on border security with Canada and...

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Feeling Peck-ish? Eggs Aren’t Cheep

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Although we’ll never get an answer about whether the chicken or the egg came first, we can safely say fewer chickens means fewer – and pricier – eggs. Now entering its third year, the avian flu outbreak has drastically slashed the number of...

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