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The trade wars have died down, but they have not disappeared — and that has left a cloud over the U.S. economy that’s unlikely to go away soon.

Shares have slumped 17% since the company signaled aggressive AI spending ahead. While some are concerned, others see a prime buying opportunity.

It has been more than two weeks since gold prices notched record highs, but the debasement trade that has played a key role in the precious metal’s rally this year is alive and well.

The crypto is closely correlated with the Nasdaq

U.S. jobless claims rose last week but didn’t spike, according to investment banks crunching state-level data.

“I have about $220,000 in savings and I have close to $300,000 in equity if I sell the house.”

A viral chart that has been bouncing around social-media platforms like X over the past few weeks has caught the attention of investing professionals and amateur observers alike.

The anxiety arrived after DoorDash on Wednesday said it would spend several hundred million dollars more on “new initiatives and platform development” in 2026 than it did last year.

The CEO will have to meet a series of goals to earn the rewards, including raising Tesla’s market capitalization to $8.5 trillion.

Expedia sees “improved demand environment” across the board.

Opendoor Technologies, the online real-estate platform whose stock has recently attracted a surge of meme-like attention, will ride the artificial-intelligence wave to profitability, according to its new chief executive.

Gross profit growth at Square lagged growth in payment volume, and the company’s earnings beat was materially smaller than its gross-profit beat, noted an analyst.