Asian business crime

Corporate America’s Slow Turn Against Trump

Initial optimism among business leaders following President Trump’s inauguration has waned due to his unpredictable trade policies and delayed deregulation. This uncertainty is paralyzing decision-making, as CEOs grapple with implementing long-term strategies amid threatened tariffs and shifting regulatory priorities. The resulting hesitation is impacting investment and economic growth, with the US stock market underperforming global indexes. The White House counters these concerns, citing increased investment, but corporate executives remain wary of the administration’s long-term implications.

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Asian Home & Business Burglaries Surge Nationwide: A Growing Crisis

Burglaries targeting Asian businesses and homes are on the rise nationwide, a deeply concerning trend that deserves significant attention. The frequency of these incidents suggests a pattern beyond random crime, pointing toward a potential element of targeted harassment. This isn’t a new phenomenon; reports from various cities across the country, including Seattle, San Francisco, and Houston, indicate this has been an ongoing problem for years. The underreporting of these crimes, however, presents a serious challenge in understanding the true scope of the issue.

The perception that these crimes are underreported may stem from several factors. One is the racial identity of the perpetrators.… Continue reading