Caterpillar Inc.

Caterpillar, the world's largest manufacturer of construction equipment, will benefit from the White House's infrastructure projects and winding down support for green initiatives

Citi names key beneficiary of Trump's 'big and beautiful' law

On the US Independence Day, July 4, President Donald Trump signed the "Big Beautiful" law. Most economists criticize the document for inflating the national debt and deficit, but there are those who hope for a positive effect from it. Another subject under discussion is AI and its impact on the labor market. Several top managers have predicted millions of job losses due to the development of artificial intelligence. Is this really the case?

"Trump's 'debt bomb', AI and the 'prize' for a degree: the main thing from economists' blogs

On June 27, the main U.S. stock index set a new record, the first since the collapse related to Trump's duties


"A new wave of all-time highs": why JPMorgan expects the S&P 500 rally to continue

The section of Donald Trump's budget bill that provides for the possibility of raising taxes for individuals and companies from countries with "discriminatory" tax policies is unlikely to destabilize the U.S. bond and stock markets, according to a Barclays analyst. However, Wall Street is still concerned that the new law could scare away foreign investors and cause capital outflows at a bad time for the U.S. stock market.

Worries over US 'retaliatory tax' on foreigners exaggerated - Barclays

Tesla, Inc.

Analysts expect Ilon Musk's Tesla to transform from an automobile company into a diversified technology company, where energy storage systems, unmanned cabs and even humanoid robots could become the main business drivers. But this is all a matter of the distant future, and in the meantime Tesla's business is being killed by politics.

"Power is always more important than money": will it prevent Tesla from becoming a tech giant

RTX Corporation

Sunrun Inc.

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated

The tax breaks proposed by the president only extend the current code, so they will give the market little support, analysts say

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