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A surge in Boeing contracts and companies seeking to stock up ahead the Trump tariffs sent orders for U.S. durable goods soaring in March, but the strength is unlikely to last as trade wars begin to bite.
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Elon Musk says he will spend more time at Tesla, but the White House expects him to continue “dedicating a lot of his time”’ to supporting the president.
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At the start of the year, the labor market was strong. Now there is a lack of churn, one economist says.
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Investors have gotten one signal the stock market bottom is in, they just need this one to confirm, says Warren Pies, founder and strategist at 3Fourteen Research
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‘I’m 15 years older’: My second wife says she will pass my estate onto my sons. What could go wrong?
“My wife is probably one of the most honest persons I’ve ever known.”
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Telecom equipment maker Nokia is getting more business from a key U.S. client while tariffs are set to hit its profits, the company disclosed on Thursday.
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Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius took to the pink-hued pages of the Financial Times to argue, ostensibly to an international audience, that the U.S. dollar will fall further.
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Higher borrowing costs pressure the financial, technology and consumer-discretionary sectors.
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“Before you accuse me of being pea green with envy, I have more savings, own properties, and have all my debts paid.”
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“I don’t know how he feels about the current decisions being made by the administration.”
