Articles

Tariffs will affect corporate hiring and put U.S. manufacturers operating globally in a difficult situation, economists say.

Global stocks struggled on Tuesday as President Donald Trump’s latest batch of tariffs took effect, targeting Canada, Mexico and China. But even more troubling, according to some, was the reaction in the U.S. dollar.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was on track to close in correction territory — defined as a drop of 10% from a recent high — on Tuesday.

In a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs, Canada and Mexico have swiftly rolled out retaliatory measures, as the effects of a nascent trade war are felt across North America.

Starbucks in the middle of a turnaround plan under Chief Executive Brian Niccol.

Tech has been the play to avoid in 2025, Societe Generale says. Here’s what its strategists are recommending instead.

As President Donald Trump prepares to give his first big speech to Congress tonight since starting his second term, here’s a look at the status of his key economic moves.

The “DOGE” blitz on the federal bureaucracy could complicate negotiations.

Taco Bell’s same-store sales are expected to rise 8% in the first quarter.

The company is not offering guidance for 2025 or hosting an earnings call, as it prepares to go private.

Target’s profit will be pressured in the first quarter due to tariff uncertainty and bad weather, but will then see improvement the rest of the year

AutoZone’s international business continued to deliver strong results, and “remains encouraging,” the company said.