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Lauren Tuck

Lauren Tuck

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Editorial Director, Yahoo Inc.

New York

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literature, television politics, filmEntertainment, pop culture music

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Offshore gambling, illegal gambling, unregulated gambling

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Total articles 800

  • Breakingviews: Argentina’s latest bailout gets a trade war boost

    By Lauren Tuck Verified| LSEG Data & Analytics@ Don’t cry for Argentina just yet. La Albiceleste’s new $20 billion loan package from the International Monetary Fund might seem the dreary continuation of decades of interventions that failed to put the South American nation on stable economic footing. But by dismantling tight controls on the official value of its currency, President Javier Milei is opening the door to international trade just as crushing U.S. tariffs scramble global relationships.

    By Lauren Tuck Verified · LSEG Data & Analytics

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Breakingviews: Stock buybacks present solid trade-war tradeoff

    By Lauren Tuck Verified| LSEG Data & Analytics@ Buying the dip is a good idea for at least one set of investors: CFOs. Chipmaker Broadcom unveiled a $10 billion share buyback plan, in a move that helps buffer valuations suffering even after Wednesday’s tariffs-rollback rally. Unlike many stock repurchases that tend to occur when prices are rising, doing so now would be a shrewd use of corporate capital to buck market trends.

    By Lauren Tuck Verified · LSEG Data & Analytics

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Breakingviews: Apple has some apps to manage tariff trouble

    By Lauren Tuck Verified| LSEG Data & Analytics@ Apple will lose big in a trade war. The $2.7 trillion technology giant designs iPhones in California, assembles most in China, and sells them around the world. President Donald Trump’s decision to slap cumulative tariffs, including those scheduled for April 9, of 54% on Chinese imports, would reduce profit perhaps 15%. Retaliatory levies on overseas sales would be worse. But Apple’s increasing focus on selling services at least offers some consolation.

    By Lauren Tuck Verified · LSEG Data & Analytics

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Yahoo Inc.

Sunnyvale, California, United States

+1 800-875-9824