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Analysts at the International Monetary Fund said trade fights will take a big chunk out of the U.S. and global economies this year the longer they drag on.

First-quarter revenue in North America, which is Halliburton’s biggest geographic segment by revenue, fell 12% year over year.

Kimberly-Clark’s stock was falling after full-year profit growth outlook was cut, citing higher supply-chain costs in the wake of tariff actions.

Northrop said global demand for its products “remains strong.”

Verizon lost more postpaid subscribers than expected in the first quarter but said it’s seeing better trends in April.

Remember how the reverse yen carry trade tanked U.S. stocks last summer? It’s threatening again.

More borrowers with pristine credit have been falling behind on their bills, a warning shot for the economy under President Donald Trump.

“I happen to have an out-of-state adviser in a heavily Republican state.”

The company said that the first quarter experienced a weather-related slump.

The company faces a “dynamic environment” by focusing on U.S. operations.

GE Aerospace’s stock gains after full-year outlook, which now includes impact of announced tariffs, was kept intact.

There is no “viable alternative” to the U.S. dollar, argues Andreas Steno Larsen. But it could get a lot weaker from here.