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Joe Moglia
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Contributor and Executive Advisor, Coastal Carolina University, Forbes
Beats
to name a few., soccer ice hockey, baseball track and field,A wide range of sports: football basketball, softball cross country, wrestling
Blockchain. Anything not tech.
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By Joe Moglia| Forbes Verified The early verdict is in: President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs sent stocks tumbling last week, with the NASDAQ reaching bear market territory. China said it was going to retaliate with its own 34% tariffs on American goods. The impact could be swift, sending prices surging. For instance, the cost to manufacture an iPhone is expected to go up 54% for Apple, according to The Wall Street Journal. The BBC says shoes from companies like Nike and Adidas will likely go up 10-12% in price.
By Joe Moglia| Forbes Verified The latest shockwave to hit college football may come from private equity. As billions of dollars in TV revenue have flooded into Power Four football and top players are able to bring in six and seven figure name-image-likeness (NIL) deals, it’s impossible to ignore the fact that college football is a business. Big business. These are professional student athletes, and the teams are major sports franchises. But, at the same time, it’s an industry that is being heavily disrupted.
By Joe Moglia| Forbes Verified The early verdict is in: President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs sent stocks tumbling last week, with the NASDAQ reaching bear market territory. China said it was going to retaliate with its own 34% tariffs on American goods. The impact could be swift, sending prices surging. For instance, the cost to manufacture an iPhone is expected to go up 54% for Apple, according to The Wall Street Journal. The BBC says shoes from companies like Nike and Adidas will likely go up 10-12% in price.
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Forbes