Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Winners & Losers in the 2025 Trade War
Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China are reshaping the industry for Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles
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The Standardized Testing Industry Needs to Defend Meritocracy
Standardized testing players aren't challenging criticisms their tests are biased or ineffective - this threatens the most objective element in college admissions applications.
Trump 2.0: Implications for the AI Value Chain
Donald Trump’s return to the White House could bring a transformative deregulatory wave for the artificial intelligence industry. For senior tech executives, this shift presents both opportunities and challenges that will shape AI’s trajectory in the U.S.
Education Budget Cuts & Potential Financial Impact on Programs & Key Contractors
Proposed spending cuts and efforts to abolish the Department of Education signal a seismic shift in federal involvement in education. This analysis provides a detailed breakdown of vulnerable programs and contracts, and assesses the implications for contractors.
Trump 2.0: Implications for the Blockchain & Crypto Value Chain
Trump’s second term could reshape the blockchain and crypto sectors in unprecedented ways. This article outlines Trump’s key policy stances on blockchain and crypto and explores how they impact each primary segment within the blockchain and crypto value chain, highlighting the winners and losers.
Pathway and Bridge Program Providers Impacted by Shifting Student Mobility Trends
The demand for pathway programs has historically mirrored trends in international student flows to top English-speaking education hubs. But as this slows, pathway providers face decreased enrollment from international students seeking alternative destinations.