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Wall Street falls the most since May after employers slash hiring and tariffs roll out
Businesses, investors and the Fed are all operating under a cloud of uncertainty from Trump’s tariff policy. The latest moves give 66 countries, the European Union, Taiwan and the Falkland Islands another seven days, instead of taking effect on Friday, as Trump stated earlier.
By Carolina Mandl, Suzanne McGee and Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK (Reuters) -A rebound on Wall Street and in the dollar has not ...
It comes after strong results from Microsoft and Meta after the closing bell in New York last night, which renewed AI ...
Discover the latest Wall Street trends: market declines, Q2 earnings highlights, and key stock moves from Tesla, Meta, Microsoft, and more.
With more than half of second quarter earnings reported and stocks near record highs, company results have reassured ...
Stocks gave up early gains and closed lower on Wall Street, led by drops in health care companies. The S&P 500 fell 0.4% ...
Wall Street has plenty of appetite for risk even without Fed rate cuts. Figma surged 250 percent in its trading debut ...
If the company’s core business continues growing at the current rate and its Superintelligence efforts gain traction, ...
Wall Street outperformed European equities on Thursday, boosted by megacap earnings reports, even as data showed signs of ...
The S&P 500 generated tremendous returns over the last decade, but Wall Street analysts generally see little upside in the ...
Amazon's stock sank on Thursday afternoon, weighed down by mixed guidance and AI competition, though the company beat Q2 ...
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