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First Amazon conquered retail. Now it’s quietly building a $35 billion business that’s changing how companies operate.

The company is increasingly focusing on supplying businesses with what they need, from janitorial supplies to kitchen equipment.

Why Trump wants to help Argentina despite his ‘America First’ agenda

Any lifeline to Argentina is a show of support for Milei’s reforms that face resistance at the ballot box, says Marko Papic at BCA Research.

These chip stocks are rising off Trump’s latest proposal to boost U.S. manufacturing

The Trump administration reportedly wants U.S. companies to manufacture the same amount of chips stateside as customers are importing from abroad

This is flying under the radar but could yield risk-off moves in popular tech stocks, says Bank of America

Bank of America strategist are watching several riskier asset plays for signs of stress. If that happens, momentum for popular trades such as tech stocks could wane.

If the stock market’s 3-day drop freaked you out, ‘you’re taking too much risk’

Stocks were on track Friday to snap a three-day losing streak that may have felt worse to investors than history indicates it should, according to analysts at Bespoke Investment Group.

Boeing’s stock takes off as Max 737 restrictions look set to ease

Boeing would regain the ability to sign off on final safety inspections on 737 Max jets, signaling that the jet maker’s turnaround could be taking hold.

Paccar is a big winner of Trump’s tariff on heavy trucks, but so are some non-U.S. companies

Shares of Paccar Inc. were surging Friday as investors cheered the 25% tariff President Donald Trump said he would slap on heavy trucks made outside the U.S.

‘People have predicted dollar doom for decades. What makes this time actually different?’

“You keep pushing bitcoin as some kind of salvation, but it crashes 75% regularly.”

My father says his life-insurance policy doesn’t exist. What can we do about this lost money?

“We are all devastated as we were told there would be money.”

Consumer spending is strong — and the U.S. economy is all right

High tariffs, lingering inflation and more trouble finding a job apparently haven’t been enough to throw consumers into funk. Americans increased spending again in August to help keep the U.S. economy chugging.

Inflation rises again, PCE shows, but not enough to alarm the Fed

Prices aren’t rising so fast as to postpone rate cuts

Fed’s Barkin upbeat on U.S. economic outlook despite rising inflation, slower job growth

“The consumer is frankly exhausted,” Tom Barkin said Friday.
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