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O’Reilly Automotive, suppliers sharing tariff refund benefits

The auto parts retailer hasn’t paid a lot of direct tariffs, as its sourcing model primarily depends on suppliers as the importer of record, per an earnings call.

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DOGE's 'Wall of Receipts' doesn't add up, government auditors say

The Government Accountability Office said some of the savings DOGE claims on its "Wall of Receipts" are either incorrect or don't have evidence.

  • GAO finds DOGE's cost-saving figures incorrect or unsupported
  • 2,500 contracts listed as terminated but never cancelled
  • 96% of grant savings not corroborated, raising transparency concerns

I lost my executive job while pregnant. I built a multimillion-dollar business instead.

Kelly Ehlers says losing her executive job while pregnant led her to build a social media agency that now generates millions in annual revenue.

  • Kelly Ehlers founded The Evoke Agency in 2010, a successful social media agency with 45 employees.
  • After being fired for concealing her pregnancy, Ehlers built her multimillion-dollar business.
  • Ehlers' agency is known for its kindness, compassion, and strategic approach.

The business of Ooshies - who really benefits?

Woolworths offers one of the Disney movie characters for every $30 spent, while New World has knife sets.

  • Woolworths and New World run promotions offering Ooshies for every $30 spent.
  • Two-thirds of Ooshies distributed, 90% of display cases sold out.
  • Consumer advocacy warns of potential costs, advises price comparisons.

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