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Trump bump-restart reported for Peter Navarro
If Navarro gets any more influence in the White House it's time for everyone to sell their holdings and pray that the dollar doesn't crash as well.— March 16, 2018 12:34 p.m.
Trump blocks hostile Qualcomm takeover
They waste more money with Trump. Used to be Marine One would have it's rotors going before the president and staff boarded. Now Trump has them warm-up and then shut down so he can board. Then the captain starts the rotors up again. This is so Trumps hair will not fly all over the place and mess up the carefully crafted comb-over.— March 14, 2018 7:19 p.m.
San Diego, Chula Vista happy places to live
Mission Valley is going to be unbelievably congested in a few years. At the west end the golf course is going to be redeveloped into apartments, condos offices and retail. And the same thing is going to happen on the former stadium property. The Scottish Rite Event Center is rumored to being on the market or sold. It is a large property that will no doubt be repurposed for development.— March 14, 2018 10:55 a.m.
Trump blocks hostile Qualcomm takeover
I don’t plan on riding in or owning a self-driving car, at least for a very long time. The problem I have with self-driving cars is what they will do to travel times and road congestion. I’m a bit of a lead foot (although I drive an electric car) and I anticipate they will slow traffic down. They most likely will obey the speed limit.— March 13, 2018 12:43 p.m.
Trump blocks hostile Qualcomm takeover
Qualcomm has been trying to close the NXP Semiconductors NV deal for months, even offering more to sweeten the deal. NXP is the a Dutch company working on chips for self-driving cars. China needs to approve the deal and Trumps action may give the Chinese little motivation to approve it. What may look like a good thing for San Diego may turn out to be a very bad thing for America in the long run. China’s Huawei, a privately held company, is the 5G threat from China. They already are supplying 170 countries with networking gear.— March 13, 2018 7:40 a.m.
Trump blocks hostile Qualcomm takeover
My concern is why Trump decides to use executive orders rather than let the bureaucratic process do its job. This was not an emergency and it makes no sense on so many levels. Sidebar: Obama had to use executive orders to get anything through the republicans; Trump has his party in both legislatures. How lazy and I think it was personal. Huawei has 5G, they are deploying 5G and if we keep creating unfriendly policies to our trading partners like Germany, China and others, today’s executive order was the “trade war shot heard around the world.” This is not good or smart governance. This will have a chilling effect on the market because Trump is creating artificial enemies. Qualcomm and every other mega cap technology corporation in America have campuses and partnerships in China. China already admitted they “don’t need to steal technology anymore, they have what they need.” The Chinese walked away with an epic nuclear technology from Oakridge National Laboratories; the Molten Salt Reactor. The U.S. also let China become the sole-source for rare earth elements. And the U.S. has been paying China to build this reactor via government subsidies. I doubt Trump even knows that. And whatever happened to “The Art of the Deal?” Trump abuses power because he is was never a superior negotiator, just the fastest guy to the courthouse.— March 12, 2018 9:40 p.m.
Yanni got $102,000 for a classic Porsche
I guess he didn't use CarFax.— March 12, 2018 6:51 p.m.
Sara Jacobs, 29, runs for Congress
That's a good point. I guess the "Citizens United" decision is allowing this activity by the moneyed to influence all kinds of politics and pet projects.— March 11, 2018 8:51 p.m.
Sara Jacobs, 29, runs for Congress
I hate the Jacobs because I hate all H-1B whores. I also do not appreciate their family meddling in civic matters that should be up to the voters and not some billionaire.— March 9, 2018 8:39 p.m.
Spike three: Tanya and Charles Brandes divorcing
Jen87, Mr. Bauder asked for comment on his story, They had an opportunity to reply, give a statement or have their lawyer or PR representative give a statement. They chose not to.— March 5, 2018 11:10 a.m.