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Brian O’Connell

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  • Writer and Content Producer, Freelance
  • Contributing Writer, Quartz
  • Contributing Writer, CBS News
  • None, TheStreet
  • None, Freelance (CBS, The Street, The Enemy of Average)
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Former bond trader, best-selling business book author and writer for TheStreet.com and CBS News. Boston-born (Free Tom Brady!), raised on Wall Street.
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Goats are the new path to wealth for American farmers. What’s behind the trend that has ‘exploded’

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If losing money as a small farmer gets your goat, help could be on the way. Thanks to burgeoning prices in the beef and dairy trade and rising consumer demand, American farmers are making big bucks raising goats, the Washington Post reports. By signing up, you accept Moneywise Terms of Use, Subscription Agreement, and Privacy Policy. Why goats and why right now?
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Starbucks spends $400 million a year on software — now it's using AI to build its own and cut out the middleman

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New tariffs, same headaches: Trump sued by small businesses scrambling to stop his newest import taxes Original

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By Brian O’Connell Verified
| MoneyWise.com Verified
Trump tariffs are back in the headlines after a few months on the Oval Office shelf, as the White House green-lit new levies in a late July blitz. The new import tariffs land at between 10% and 12.5%, are aimed at 80 American trading partners and encompass 94% of U.S. imports.
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