As Trump pushes this hardline strategy, the math isn’t just political—it’s economic pain, multiplied Global stock markets are tumbling, with the S&P 500 losing $5.8 trillion in value ...

In contrast, light inside the Lightmatter and Lightelligence devices “is actually doing math,” Rizzo says. Specifically, both use light to perform matrix multiplication, a fundamental ...

Growing up, Tai-Danae Bradley had no love for math. In 2008, she entered the City College of New York, where she played for the basketball team and hoped to start a career in sports nutrition. She saw ...

I am all-in on level tariffs with all nations. But I am not all-in on Peter Navarro and his reciprocal trade–girl math that's kneecapping the United States, because the trade deficit is not a ...

So if the White House had done the math right, and wanted its absurd trade plan to actually work, 20 percent tariffs should have been … 5 percent. That wasn’t the only mistake, Neiman pointed out.

The calculation by the administration employed a value of 0.25 for that critical variable, which in the math of price elasticity indicates that most of the tariff impact does not hit the import price ...

Erin Burnett breaks out whiteboard to explain Trump’s tariff math ...

An economist Donald Trump cited in calculations for his extra-high global tariffs says that the president should get an F- in math. University of Chicago economics professor Brett Neiman was a ...

Trump's new tariff plan is built on a bogus formula—and it’s already crashing markets. Tim Miller and Stan Veuger break down the economic fallout, the fake math behind it, and why it’s more dangerous ...

Harvard might be America’s most elite university — but now it’s offering remedial math classes. The school’s math department is providing a new scaled-back math class for freshmen who are ...

Trade economists were scratching their heads at the formula used by the White House to measure trade imbalances and inflict punishment on all its global trading partners. Handed a chart in the ...

The math, they thought, would be a bit more nuanced, but it was rather perversely simplistic. Take the example of Pakistan, where Trump announced a 29pc tariff on imports. How was this number reached?