Новости за 21.01.2026

Home sellers outnumber buyers by 47% in largest gap since 2013, creating a buyers market with stronger negotiating power despite affordability issues.

President Donald Trump announced he will no longer move forward with tariffs on a group of European allies after reaching an agreement on a future framework for Greenland.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that President Donald Trump's proposed 10% credit card rate cap would be an "economic disaster" for the U.S.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says Biden administration's regulatory policies created "constant friction" for businesses, calling Trump's approach an "extraordinary boom."

Billionaires at the World Economic Forum have received "sympathies" after reportedly falling victim to fake VIP pass scams, with scalpers targeting Trump's USA House venue.

European Parliament halts U.S.-EU trade talks, accusing Washington of threatening Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty through tariff measures.

AI infrastructure spending could reach $85 trillion over 15 years, creating massive job opportunities across construction, tech and manufacturing sectors, according to Jensen Huang.

While discussing Greenland, Commerce Secretary Lutnick unveils a $1 trillion semiconductor investment to boost U.S. chip production and secure 40% market share amid security concerns.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill declares a State of Emergency on utility costs while signing her first executive orders during her inaugural address.

GameStop is expected to close doors of around 30 New York locations as part of massive nationwide shutdown affecting 470 stores by the month's end.

Rep. Thomas Massie criticized President Donald Trump's handling of seized Venezuelan oil, arguing the president cannot legally sell it for "his own piggy bank."

Lululemon pauses online sales of "Get Low" workout collection after customers complain leggings are see-through when bending or squatting.

Trump signs executive order targeting Wall Street investors buying homes, directing federal agencies to limit support for institutional purchases.

President Trump had an extraordinary first year, defending America economically, militarily, and culturally

Minneapolis businesses report massive revenue drops as anti-ICE agitators drive away customers, with some comparing the economic impact to COVID-19 closures.