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Warner Bros Discovery’s ‘Red Divorce’

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By Alexandra Scaggs 
| Financial Times
No one can say Warner Bros Discovery lacks a flair for the dramatic.
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What's that got to do with the price of eggs?

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By Alexandra Scaggs 
| Substack
Looks like American breakfast isn’t saved after all. Sorry everybody! I reported on declining egg prices for FT Alphaville this month. This was a fun story, because a big jump in US imports from Turkey and Mexico helped drive at least some of the decline. It also landed right as the White House (briefly) decided to slap super-high tariffs on a bunch of stuff, including food products that can’t really be grown here. Egg prices did fall, so the story wasn’t wrong.
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Don't forget these global bond investors

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By Alexandra Scaggs 
| Substack
Remember in the first Trump Administration when policymakers spent lots of time talking about multinational companies’ giant cash hoards that were supposedly “trapped overseas”? (But managed out of Nevada?) While they’re smaller than they used to be, BigTech companies still have them. Thanks for reading The Hedge! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Changes in tax law were supposed to encourage companies to “bring back… profits”, whatever that would entail.
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