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Welcome back to earnings season: What to watch this week
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 4 days ago
Trump forms committee to investigate mortgage fraud allegations against Fed governor Lisa Cook
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 5 days ago
Here’s the List of Goods the US, China Agreed on for Tariff Cuts
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 17 days ago
Roger Altman Says AI Is ‘The Greatest Threat Facing The World’ Amid Calls For Stronger Guardrails
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Ed Yardeni Says ‘I’m Not Particularly Concerned’ About AI Slowdown Fears, Maintains 8,400 Year-End S&P 500 Target
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Germany does not see stopping the development of AI as a viable option for Europe, calls for US, China involvement
reddit.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
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Stocks are in a late-stage bubble and poised to crash 21% next year, while Treasury yields above 5% will signal a new era of tight money, analysts say
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Apple iPhone Duo has 2 problems: Small hands and next-gen expectations
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Trump Promises $5,000 Payment to US Adults if GOP Wins Midterms
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
NVDA takes the lead for year-to-date gains among the Magnificent 7
u/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
How Apple stock usually reacts to big iPhone reveal events
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Apple's new CEO John Ternus expected to debut foldable iPhone at event Wednesday
finance.yahoo.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Canada matches the US dollar for dollar. 15% to 50% on $20B of American goods, effective midnight.
Starting 12:01am ET tonight, Canada puts tariffs of 15% to 50% on C$27.6B of US goods, roughly $20B USD. Around 700 products.
It's a dollar for dollar match to the 50% US tariffs that hit Canadian goods on Aug 22 after trade talks collapsed. Main targets are steel and aluminum, dairy, appliances, farm equipment, pulp and paper, plastics, and electronics.
Some items got carved out after industry pushback.
u/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago
Why is Korea's Kospi up ~3.3% today? A hot US jobs print sank the Dow — and lit up memory
reddit.comu/AlphaWinnersPick — 1 month ago