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Bitcoin to pay off the national debt? Trump thinks it’s possible.

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Household credit card debt in the U.S. reaches record $1.14 trillion. 57% of Americans depend on credit cards to make ends meet

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War is peace, ignorance is strength, debt is wealth.

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Breaking news: Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped more than 12% as global markets were rattled by the prospect of a US recession

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Chinese companies are winning the global south. (Since 2016, listed Chinese firms have quadrupled their sales in the global south, to $800bn, and now sell more there than in rich countries)

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Intel down 29% today and 55% this year. The flagship semiconductor company has really fallen behind in technology. And it’s laying off 15,000 workers.

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China could reach chip tool self-sufficiency this summer, industry veteran says. (Huge implications for economy and geopolitics)

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Bitcoin to pay off the national debt? Trump thinks it’s possible.	513
Household credit card debt in the U.S. reaches record $1.14 trillion. 57% of Americans depend on credit cards to make ends meet	180
War is peace, ignorance is strength, debt is wealth.	109
Breaking news: Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped more than 12% as global markets were rattled by the prospect of a US recession	38
Chinese companies are winning the global south. (Since 2016, listed Chinese firms have quadrupled their sales in the global south, to $800bn, and now sell more there than in rich countries)	9
Intel down 29% today and 55% this year. The flagship semiconductor company has really fallen behind in technology. And it’s laying off 15,000 workers.	5
China could reach chip tool self-sufficiency this summer, industry veteran says. (Huge implications for economy and geopolitics)	1