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<p>Fast-moving wildfires have wreaked havoc across Los Angeles in recent weeks. Following the outbreak of the Hughes fire, the structural toll of the January wildfires now exceeds 16,000. Early estimates place the economic toll of the fires between $250 billion and $275 billion. Now, property insurers in the state are facing a historic payout, an estimated $40 billion.</p>
<p>Several major property insurance companies, including the state&#8217;s largest insurer, State Farm, announced pullbacks in coverage in recent years. Some have restricted underwriting in high-risk ZIP codes, others have pulled out of the state all together. Homeowners who have lost their home insurance are largely turning to what is called the &#8216;insurer of last resort&#8217;, the California FAIR Plan.</p>
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<p>The mining and metals sector is evolving to meet the growing demand for improved operations, higher safety standards, cost-efficiency, and increased profitability. While innovative technologies lead this transformation, collaboration across sectors, along with supportive policies and investments, is vital to redefining the industry&#8217;s role in the global economy. Join CNBC Africa as we explore the technological and strategic innovations shaping the future of mining.</p>


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<p>The launch of President Trump&#8217;s meme token was met with mixed reactions among the crypto community. On one hand, Trump allied with crypto backers on the campaign trail, promising to cut back on legal challenges brought against crypto businesses and promote innovation in the United States. His launch of a meme coin was a sign he still cared about crypto. On the other hand, the crypto community just recovered from the implosion of 2022, including the collapse of the centralized exchange FTX. Since then, there have been major developments in mainstream adoption, like the launch of spot bitcoin ETFs in U.S. markets. Trump&#8217;s new cryptocurrency sparked fears it could stall the recovery of crypto’s image, and concerns about how the president might get richer as investors poured into Trump’s coin.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
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0:53 &#8211; 2:39 Chapter 1 Meme coin history<br />
2:40 &#8211; 3:17 Chapter 2 Crypto&#8217;s downfall<br />
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<p>Media stereotypes have a great impact on Africa&#8217;s financial health. Africa could be losing up to $4.2 billion annually in interest payments on its loans primarily due to stereotypical narratives that dominate global media coverage of the continent. This session will address the need to change Africa&#8217;s narrative through media.</p>


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<p>Tesla’s Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems are good, but they aren’t the best out there, according to testing group Consumer Reports. Tesla cars lack specific features that cars from Mercedes-Benz, General Motors, Ford, BMW, even Hyundai all have. CNBC visited the group&#8217;s $1 million specialized advanced driver assistance system test track to see how the group evaluates the cars, and why they think some brands are doing advance driver assistance systems (ADAS) better than others.</p>
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<p>Producer: Robert Ferris<br />
Camera: Shawn Baldwin<br />
Editor: Andrea Miller<br />
Animation: Jason Reginato<br />
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<p>Think about the apps you use on your phone every day. Now imagine if you could combine all of those programs into a single, standalone app. A one-stop shop to socialize with friends, order food, pay rent, or even consult with a doctor — known as the “super app.”</p>
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<p>U.S. companies are frontloading cargo bound for the U.S. due to the uncertainty regarding tariffs. Walmart, Columbia Sportswear and Lenovo have been actively stockpiling goods, according to U.S. Customs data. But not all shippers can afford to. Footwear company Deer Stags said its $50 shoes will go up to $75 if tariffs are increased. Higher tariffs could also have a big impact on Mexico trade. Mexico was the largest exporter of goods to the U.S. in 2024, ahead of China, accounting for $466 billion in imports. CNBC’s Lori Ann Larocco travels to Fort Worth, Texas to visit an ITS Logistics warehouse piled with goods that have been stockpiled there, and explores what the tariffs mean for U.S. consumer prices.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00- 2:38 Introduction<br />
2:39 &#8211; 6:09 Chapter 1 Frontloading<br />
6:10 &#8211; 8:38 Chapter 2 China tariffs<br />
8:39 &#8211; 10:54 Chapter 3 Who pays for tariffs<br />
10-55 &#8211; 14:13 Chapter 4  Mexico tariffs</p>
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<p>The largest tobacco company in the world, Philip Morris International, acquired Zyn manufacturer Swedish Match in 2022 for $16 billion. It was part of an effort to pivot to smoke-free products. In 2024, the company announced over $800 million worth of investments to increase the production of Zyn in the U.S. The pouches have captured over 70% of the American nicotine pouch market, which has been growing exponentially over the past five years. Watch the video to learn about the rise of Zyn.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
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5:20 Chapter 2: Cultural impact<br />
8:10 Chapter 3: Health and regulation</p>
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Animation by: Jason Reginato<br />
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Production Support by: Kaan Oguz, Christine Kim<br />
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