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Snapchat parent shies away from quarterly guidance, citing ‘headwinds’

“We have experienced headwinds to start the current quarter,” Snap says.

Trump’s tax cuts hang in the balance. Why the stakes of debt-ceiling fight are higher than ever.

The so-called “x-date,” or when the government’s cash pile will be exhausted, is always important for bond-market watchers, but this time around, it could also be pivotal for the success or failure of President Donald Trump’s tax agenda.

How America can modernize its power grid without breaking the bank

Digital technologies can optimize existing infrastructure, bypassing bureaucracy and budget concerns.

Bitcoin falls in Trump’s first 100 days, frustrating bulls looking for a crypto boom

Here’s what crypto investors make of President Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in office.

What options trading is telling us now about Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft earnings

Volatile post-earnings moves offer the potential for quick gains.

Why are stocks climbing when a recession looks more likely? Here’s one possible reason.

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Bring on RFK Jr.’s food-dye ban

Especially if it will raise the price of junk food.

Kraft Heinz doesn’t want to pass tariff costs on to consumers, but it may have to

Kraft Heinz Co., known for its ketchup and Capri-Sun brands, lowered its full-year outlook Tuesday amid what it described as a “volatile” operating environment.

Despite trade-war angst, junk bonds are holding up as Trump marks 100 days

A riskier part of the bond market is offering yields around 8%, according to a BlackRock strategist

Starbucks earnings: Turnaround runs up against trade war, and analysts see fewer visits

Even before President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement, analysts worried that Starbucks’ plans to overhaul its stores and service would take time and could get expensive.

Chili’s owner’s stock falls, as confidence in the growth outlook is questioned

Brinker International’s stock dropped more than 13% — even as the company beat profit expectations and raised it outlook — amid worries that the Chili’s owner may have trouble topping its past success in same-store sales growth.

Trump trade wars could turn GDP negative in the first quarter. Here’s why.

President Donald Trump’s aggressive moves to remake the U.S. economy during the first three months of his second term are having a huge impact — and it will probably prove to be a very negative one when the report card for the first quarter is handed out.
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