China is pushing to build a global economy less reliant on the dollar—a shift that reflects changing geopolitical attitudes toward the U.S., the EU, and partners and adversaries worldwide. zurl.co/0jpmh #China #Geopolitics #GlobalEconomy #USChina #goodrevenue

NVIDIA is backing small language models—under 10B parameters—as the future for AI agents. They’re faster, cheaper, and more energy-efficient, with SLMs handling routine tasks while larger models take on the complex work. zurl.co/2a6rk #NVIDIA #AI #SLM #Semiconductors #goodrevenue

The New York Times won a court order forcing OpenAI to turn over chat logs showing users accessed paywalled content. OpenAI is framing the fight as a privacy issue, but the core question is IP access—and the stakes are huge. zurl.co/LbU00 #AI #Copyright #TechPolicy #goodrevenue

AI chips draw 2 to 4 times more power than typical chips, and servers now account for roughly 60% of a data center’s total energy load. The hardware behind AI is becoming one of the biggest drivers of electricity demand. zurl.co/8eRGg #AIInfrastructure #Semiconductors #technews #goodrevenue

China agreed to a one-year pause on its rare earth and critical mineral export ban, but the truce doesn’t change the broader strategy. Beijing is still advancing other parts of its agenda in parallel. zurl.co/OxdDm #CriticalMinerals #USChina #Geopolitics #SupplyChain #goodrevenue

Electricity demand for data centers is far from predictable. After 2010, usage plateaued—cloud adoption kept rising, but efficiency gains offset the load. Long-term demand forecasts for AI infrastructure are anything but sure. zurl.co/ALaqA #DataCenters #EnergyDemand #technews #goodrevenue

Data centers consume enormous amounts of water. Cooling accounts for up to 30% of their energy use, and by 2028 they’re projected to use 33 billion gallons of water each month, roughly what New York City consumes. zurl.co/LC6Oj #DataCenters #WaterUsage #Infrastructure #technews #goodrevenue

The IRS has ended its direct free filing program, a shift that strengthens large tax preparers and makes it harder—and more expensive—for people to file on time without added fees. zurl.co/UNB91 #IRS #TaxPolicy #ConsumerFinance #PublicPolicy #goodrevenue

Microsoft is joining other tech firms in building a superintelligence team while also pushing for more energy-efficient AI chips. With power demand climbing, efficiency gains may matter as much as raw capability. zurl.co/IMFnc #Microsoft #AI #Semiconductors #technews #goodrevenue

Brookings reports China is preparing broader export controls—not just on critical minerals, but on key technological inputs and potentially semiconductor chips. A wider tightening would reshape supply chains fast. zurl.co/fbxvf #China #ExportControls #Semiconductors #Geopolitics #goodrevenue

Only 322 miles of high-voltage transmission were built in 2024—the third slowest year in 15 years. A decade ago we added 4,000 miles. This shows how far behind the grid is from what AI, electrification, and industry now require. zurl.co/katOB #EnergyGrid #Infrastructure #technews #goodrevenue

Interconnection is becoming a choke point for AI growth. Over 40,000 projects are waiting to be connected to the grid, with average timelines now at five years—slowing data center developers, utilities, and the tech firms that depend on them. zurl.co/ThsA1 #EnergyGrid #technews #goodrevenue

M&A in 2025 is tilting toward bigger deals. Transactions over $1 billion are up 19%, and tech, finance, and healthcare continue to lead—alongside growing activity in AI and sustainability. The geographic mix is shifting too. zurl.co/cGAov #MandA #Deals #Finance #Markets #goodrevenue

Goldman Sachs is dominating 2025 M&A—advising on 34% of a $3.8 trillion market. It’s their highest share since 2015, and they now command over 10% of global advisory fees, the strongest position since 2001. zurl.co/w4nqT #MandA #GoldmanSachs #Finance #Markets #goodrevenue

The USCC report finds China supplying dual-use tech to Russia, using Hong Kong as a sanctions-evasion hub, enabling North Korea to launder cybercrime funds through Chinese networks. The interconnectedness is the warning. zurl.co/K7OL3 #USChina #SanctionsEvasion #Russia #NorthKorea #goodrevenue

USCC report says China is now a central hub for global sanctions evasion—supporting Russia, Iran, and North Korea, and using a shadow fleet to move sanctioned oil worldwide. The scale of the activity is far larger than assumed. zurl.co/GQZPl #USChina #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #goodrevenue

The EPA may roll back rules on PFAS—chemicals that persist in water, the environment, and even human blood. PFAS exposure is tied to cancers and immune suppression, making any pullback a serious public health concern. zurl.co/sKEsk #PFAS #PublicHealth #Environment #Regulation #goodrevenue

Google is suing China-based group Lighthouse, the operation behind widespread tollbooth text scams and a massive SMS phishing network. The stolen data may sit for years before being used, but the long-term risks are significant. zurl.co/J6t24 #Cybersecurity #Phishing #Google #goodrevenue

Big Tech will pour $364B into AI infrastructure next year. Amazon leads at $125B, Google $91B, Microsoft $80B, Meta $72B, Nvidia $40B. Data, chips, cooling—and power. The scale is staggering. #AIInfrastructure #EnergyPolicy #TechSpending #DataCenters

China is introducing end-user licenses for critical minerals to block U.S. military access. Washington is countering with new supply deals across Southeast Asia and the Pacific Rim. The resource race is accelerating. zurl.co/BWajY #CriticalMinerals #China #USDefense #Geopolitics #goodrevenue

When China’s Wingtech bought Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, it triggered security concerns in the UK and later a chip shortage across Europe. The case shows how ownership ties can quickly turn into geopolitical leverage. zurl.co/VOtP7 #Semiconductors #SupplyChain #TechSecurity #goodrevenue

California banned ultra-processed foods in school lunches, but food manufacturers are pushing back—forming a new trade group to fight state rules and shift oversight to the FDA, where enforcement is weaker. zurl.co/Hz5KH #FoodPolicy #PublicHealth #Regulation #ConsumerProtection #goodrevenue

Sam Altman says the government will be the “insurer of last resort” if AI ventures collapse—but he rejects oversight or safety regulation. It’s a revealing stance for a sector already shaping systemic risk. zurl.co/WE5K1 #AI #OpenAI #TechPolicy #Regulation #goodrevenue

Reuters reports Meta knowingly profits from scam ads—an estimated $16 billion this year across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Internally, the company even tracks its “scammiest scammers.” zurl.co/Q506M #Meta #SocialMedia #OnlineFraud #technews #goodrevenue

October hit 153,000+ job cuts—a 175% spike from last year and the worst October since 2003 (and more than 1.1M cuts in 2025!). What’s next for the labor market? #JobCuts #Layoffs #EconomicTrends #WorkforceShift #GoodRevenue

China is prioritizing its own firms to compete more aggressively with foreign companies. For outsiders, the message is clear: local players will get preference, and the regulatory risks are rising. zurl.co/BOIO9 #China #GlobalTrade #Regulation #Geopolitics #goodrevenue

The U.S. has paid $2.6 billion to 40,000 victims of nuclear testing under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. Known as Downwinders, many faced cancers and early deaths tied to decades of fallout. zurl.co/In27M #NuclearTesting #Downwinders #PublicHealth #USHistory #goodrevenue

U.S. and China agreed to a one-year truce on rare earth exports after Beijing’s earlier ban sparked backlash from Washington and the EU. The pause offers relief, but the competition for critical minerals isn’t slowing down. zurl.co/1bL0P #USChinaTrade #RareEarths #technews #goodrevenue

U.S.–China trade talks left two major issues unresolved: Taiwan and AI chips. Beijing wants Washington to step back from its Taiwan alliance and ease chip controls—moves the U.S. sees as non-negotiable for national security. zurl.co/mzmhW #USChinaTrade #AIChips #Taiwan #technews #goodrevenue

The U.S. learned hard lessons from Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and decades of atmospheric testing. Reopening debate on the Test Ban Treaty ignores that history—and risks giving others a strategic advantage. zurl.co/EV788 #NuclearPolicy #CTBT #USHistory #Geopolitics #goodrevenue

The U.S. signed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty in 1996 but never ratified it—alongside Russia and India. Renewed debate over testing raises a clear question: who truly benefits if the ban unravels? zurl.co/r4DfW #NuclearPolicy #CTBT #Geopolitics #USDefense #goodrevenue

Atomic testing left deep scars. The 1970 Baneberry test spread radiation across Nevada, and decades later the U.S. has paid $2.6 billion to victims under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. zurl.co/XaLXM #NuclearTesting #RadiationExposure #USHistory #PublicHealth #goodrevenue

The National Cancer Institute’s Iodine-131 map shows how far the fallout from nuclear testing really spread. It’s a stark reminder that the impact wasn’t confined to test sites—it reached communities across the country. zurl.co/HQUZq #NuclearTesting #PublicHealth #NationalSecurity #goodrevenue

National security carries extraordinary weight. In a chaotic world, the lessons of nuclear weapons remain sobering—proof that power without restraint carries lasting consequences. zurl.co/mriG3 #NationalSecurity #NuclearWeapons #Geopolitics #USDefense #goodrevenue

“We’ve already won nuclear testing.” The U.S. doesn’t need new tests, but adversaries like China, Russia & others do. The competitive advantage is ours to lose, and the costs & risks are severe. zurl.co/6O03t #NuclearWeapons #NuclearTesting #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #Defense #GoodRevenue

Nuclear testing is back in the headlines, and the stakes are massive. What would renewed tests mean for U.S. security, global stability, and deterrence? Neeta Bidwai breaks it down on Good Revenue. zurl.co/oHRip #NuclearWeapons #NationalSecurity #Geopolitics #NuclearTesting #GoodRevenue

The USDA may provide only half of SNAP benefits and has discouraged grocers from offering discounts to recipients. A policy meant to prevent overcharging is now limiting support for those who need it most. zurl.co/jWaNr #SNAP #USDA #PublicPolicy #FoodSecurity #goodrevenue

A new wave of retail investors may be cushioning market volatility. Data from CommonWealth and BlackRock shows traders on apps like Robinhood helped steady markets after the tariff sell-off earlier this year. zurl.co/2qT1Z #Markets #Investing #RetailInvestors #Finance #goodrevenue

Nuclear testing is back on the U.S. agenda—a reminder of both power and risk. The world moved to ban these tests for good reason, and revisiting them would reopen a chapter most hoped was closed. zurl.co/f2rHY #NuclearWeapons #USDefense #GlobalSecurity #Geopolitics #goodrevenue

The U.S. ran 1,000 nuclear tests and paid billions to radiation victims. Restarting that era wouldn’t just reopen old wounds—it could hand China a strategic edge. zurl.co/aM4gv #NuclearPolicy #USDefense #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #goodrevenue

Westinghouse and the U.S. Commerce Department announced an $80 billion reactor-deal: Washington gains a cut of profits and potential ownership. Industrial policy in action. zurl.co/k81Mn #IndustrialPolicy #NuclearEnergy #CleanTechnology #USIndustry #goodrevenue

Nuclear power supplies 20% of U.S. electricity and half of its low-carbon energy, yet 90,000 tons of spent fuel sit in temporary storage across 39 states. Waste, not capacity, remains the real limit on nuclear growth. zurl.co/RDr4Y #NuclearEnergy #CleanPower #EnergyPolicy #goodrevenue

Record low housing turnover in 2023—only 2.8% of US homes sold, a 30-year low. High prices and mortgage rates are keeping owners put. #HousingMarket #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeSales #HousingTrends #MarketUpdate

SNAP benefits were cut off this weekend—then a court stepped in to protect the poor. Now the Administration says it’ll only *partially* restore funding. What's next for food aid? #SNAPBenefits #EconomicImpact #PolicyWatch #USPolitics #LeadershipInsights

2026 is shaping up to be even more chaotic. The real test for boards and executives will be sustaining strategic vision and adaptability when the pace of change leaves little room for certainty. zurl.co/WIAoo #Leadership #Strategy #Boards #BusinessOutlook #goodrevenue

China’s local incentives are fueling aggressive EV expansion—and new risks for foreign firms. As Beijing pushes its companies up the value chain, competition with global players is set to intensify. zurl.co/H9JXm #China #EVs #GlobalTrade #technews #goodrevenue

October saw 172,000 job cuts—the biggest wave since the pandemic. Amazon and UPS alone have cut over 60,000 roles this year, underscoring how layoffs are spreading far beyond tech. zurl.co/0QUUs #Layoffs #LaborMarket #Economy #goodrevenue

Meta’s metaverse gamble didn’t pay off, but its AI pivot is showing real traction. The company’s shift says a lot about how big tech is rewriting its own playbook for growth and relevance. zurl.co/MoTzq #Meta #AI #TechStrategy #technews #goodrevenue

Breast cancer care in the U.S. costs more yet delivers less. A treatment called IORT could lower costs and ease recovery, but the system still rewards volume instead of value. zurl.co/cvuso #Healthcare #CancerTreatment #HealthPolicy #goodrevenue

California and New York are slowing, and Moody’s notes the weakness is uneven, fragmented across regions rather than a single national downturn. The data points to a more complex, slower-moving cycle than past recessions. zurl.co/JUHlN #Economy #RecessionRisk #USOutlook #Markets #goodrevenue