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A temporary federal deduction can reduce taxable income for qualifying new-vehicle loan interest, but eligibility depends on the loan, the buyer’s income and where the vehicle completed final assembly.
A proposed US legislative route to widen China chip-tool controls could place ASML’s remaining DUV business in China under far greater pressure, but no new blanket export ban has yet been enacted.
A PlayStation terms reminder has sharpened the debate over digital licences just as a grassroots boycott challenges Sony’s planned end of new game discs in January 2028.
Double Fine says its separation from Xbox returned ownership and publishing control of its games to the studio, giving it a valuable asset base but also placing its future funding squarely on its own shoulders.
DZ Bank’s $100 target for SpaceX highlights how the market is testing whether rapid growth can justify the company’s enormous spending and valuation.
Wall Street’s AI debate is shifting from enthusiasm about capacity build-outs to a closer examination of revenue growth, margins, cash flow and credible evidence of customer value.
Starting Social Security at 66 can be a sound choice when immediate income, health, work plans and personal priorities outweigh the value of a permanently larger monthly payment later.
Apple’s $110 billion repurchase authorisation in May 2024 remains its largest single buyback mandate, illustrating how the company uses excess cash to support long-term per-share returns.
RAWM’s forthcoming Leviathan V4 GT puts a dual optical-and-magnetic click mechanism at the centre of a gaming-mouse launch expected to remain below US$100.
Infinity Ward’s first Modern Warfare 4 beta update expands the early-access test while addressing audio, weapon balance, visibility and several technical issues reported after day one.
A reported $600 target for a next-generation PlayStation handheld is not disproven by current evidence, but rising component costs and the demands of local game play would make it a difficult price to sustain.
A reported $899.99 price for Xbox’s translucent green Series X25 would position the anniversary console as a collector-focused premium product rather than a conventional hardware refresh.
