President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14257 on April 2, a move that he called “Liberation Day.” Why? Because that executive order, along with Trump using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), implemented a series of tariffs upon

Coming up: fresh data on inflation and consumer sentiment, along with earnings from Cisco, CoreWeave, Circle Internet Group, and more.

Apple has announced plans to boost its U.S. investment over the next four years—a move that could shield it from looming chip tariffs of up to 100% on all semiconductors entering the country.

Gross margins remain an issue for the data center and cloud computing specialist.

Investors are hoping that Wednesday's announcement, coupled with a recent strong earnings report, provides a shot of momentum for Apple stock.

Delinquent federal student loan borrowers are squarely in the sights of the Trump administration.

Tariffs weighed on Rivian's second quarter, but there's another setback that might be more concerning.

(Bloomberg) -- Mexico set minimum prices for fresh tomato exports to the US, seeking to regain full access to the market after the Trump administration imposed an anti-dumping duty.Most Read from BloombergNew York Warns of $34 Billion Budget Hole, Biggest

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A top official at the Federal Reserve said Saturday that this month's stunning, weaker-than-expected report on the U.S. job market is strengthening her belief that interest rates should be lower. Michelle Bowman was one of two Fed officials who voted a w

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(Reuters) -The Federal Reserve's vice chair of supervision, Michelle Bowman, on Saturday said recent weak job data underscores her concerns about labor market fragility and strengthens her confidence in her own forecast that three interest-rate cuts will