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Trump's tariffs may mean higher prices this year, NY Fed chief saysJohn C. Williams said duties on consumer goods feed into retail prices
Updated March 4, 20252 min read
John C. Williams said duties on consumer goods feed into retail prices
Growth in wages is being driven by medium- and low-pay industries, an unusual pattern
Trump's trade duties have upset Canada's economy and politics as they drive a surge of nationalism
Servers containing chips barred from China may have been sent there from Singapore via Malaysia
Servers containing chips barred from China may have been sent there from Singapore via Malaysia
The benchmark index fell almost 2% amid anxiety over imminent new tariffs and after a weak factory activity report
The software firm is headed toward a $1 trillion market cap as the AI boom boosts its earnings, Wedbush says
The bank's economists see a potential threat to job growth from extended federal workforce cuts
Musk's political activities in the U.S. and elsewhere may weigh on the automaker's sales
Even a good profit forecast isn't insulating the AI chipmaker from uncertainty created by weaker U.S. consumer spending and Trump's tariffs
The company, unprofitable last quarter, sees a path to 150 million streaming subscribers by the end of 2026
Rival chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices, Micron, Broadcom, and Intel also declined
The company says limiting allies' access to top tech may risk pushing them toward Chinese suppliers
Trump's shifting deadlines for tariffs on Canada and Mexico send mixed signals to investors
U.S. stocks give up early gains to trade little changed in run-up to Nvidia's earnings
Technological change could mean the loss of two billion jobs and big jump in cybercrime
The dollar weakened as consumers turned gloomier than expected
Demand for flights and rooms remains healthy, Booking Holdings chief Glenn Fogel said, stripping out leap year and other annual factors
The company is addressing its "self-inflicted" wounds and is set for a sharp rebound in earnings, analysts say
Potential U.S. defense spending cuts and the CEO's plans to sell shares continue to to weigh on investor sentiment
Buffett assured shareholders in his annual letter that Berkshire will always invest heavily in stocks
Consumer confidence and the services PMI weakened, even as inflation expectations rose to 30-year high
The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq all declined on Friday as UnitedHealth dragged stocks lower
Significant inflationary risks remain in the economy, partly due to elements of Trump's agenda