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Manufacturers Face Crunch on Industrial MetalsThe Kiplinger Letter The Middle East conflict has disrupted supplies, increased costs and created another headache for manufacturers dealing with the effects of higher tariffs.
By Matthew Housiaux
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The Future of AI-Powered EmailThe Kiplinger Letter Microsoft is rolling out new artificial intelligence capabilities to conquer overflowing inboxes. Can it improve workplace communication?
By John Miley
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An Early Look at the 2026 MidtermsThe Kiplinger Letter The midterm elections are six months away, but Democrats seem poised to translate President Trump's unpopularity into big gains.
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Companies Are Betting Big on Satellite InternetThe Kiplinger Letter How much extra would you pay for satellite internet direct to your phone? That’s the $100 billion question satellite companies are asking these days.
By John Miley
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This Commonsense Guide Can Make You an Excellent NegotiatorWritten by experts who have experience with high-stakes situations like FBI hostage crises, "Never Settle" stands out by focusing on practical exercises.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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America Plays Catch Up on DronesThe Kiplinger Letter Washington lags competitors in crucial defense technology.
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A Case for Staying Independent as an RIA on Your TermsPrivate equity firms promise capital, tech and talent, but do those resources come with strings that could change how you serve your clients and run your firm?
By Shannon Larson
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How Google AI Tools Can Give Financial Advisers the EdgeIf your advisory firm uses Google Workspace, you're in a good position to adopt its AI tools to boost productivity and cut costs, with some key provisos.
By John O'Connell, MBA
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The Overlooked Chips Powering the AI BoomThe Kiplinger Letter Artificial intelligence is stoking demand for power semiconductors. But Chinese competition, surprise shortages and lackluster investment are looming risks.
By John Miley
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