Simone Del Rosario is a journalist for Straight Arrow News, specializing in a wide range of topics including sports, finance, and current events. With a knack for storytelling and in-depth research, Simone delivers informative and engaging articles that keep readers informed and entertained.
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By: Simone Del Rosario
Are Elon Musk's X posts hurting Tesla, his most prized company? The percentage of people who would consider buying a Tesla is now cut in half.
The sports world is in the Caitlin Clark business and it's paying off this March Madness. We count the record-breaking ways.
By: Simone Del Rosario, Emma Stoltzfus, Brent Jabbour
In a year where Americans are anxiously waiting for interest rates to drop, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns rates may go even higher.
By: Brent Jabbour, Simone Del Rosario, Emma Stoltzfus, Mohammed Ali
Analysts are scratching their heads trying to figure out why gold is on a tear right now.
By: Brent Jabbour, Simone Del Rosario, Ali Caldwell, Zachary Hill
March's sticky inflation report has thrown into question the timing of the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest rate cuts. In fact, some have said Americans can't rule out the Fed going in the opposite direction and
By: Simone Del Rosario
As the national debt creeps toward $35 trillion after decades of running deficits, here's what this former official is prescribing.
By: Emma Stoltzfus, Mohammed Ali, Simone Del Rosario, Brent Jabbour
At $31.4 trillion, the national debt is the subject of a showdown between the White House and House Republicans.
By: Emma Stoltzfus, Simone Del Rosario, Brent Jabbour
Apple's sales are falling in China as state-owned companies and government agencies pressure people to use local devices over foreign ones.
By: Simone Del Rosario
India already knocked off China as the most populous country in the world. Now it's going after China’s title of global growth engine.
By: Emma Stoltzfus, Brent Jabbour, Simone Del Rosario
Donald Trump's allies are drawing up plans to dull the Federal Reserve’s independence if Trump wins another term, according to a WSJ report.
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