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Tariffs and auto manufacturing are no simple matter, as illustrated by this Honda factory in Indiana

A tour of an Indiana car factory found both a smooth operation and an illustration of how rough it could be to try to reshape one of America’s most important industries.

Trump accused China of violating the Geneva deal and revoked student visas. China has threatened to retaliate.

China has angrily responded to Trump’s accusation that the country has violated the 90-day trade truce, and says it will protect its interests.

Fed’s Waller sees path to multiple interest-rate cuts this year

The Federal Reserve will likely be able to lower interest rates this year, and recent data supports this outlook, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said.

Oil prices set to drop more as OPEC+ agrees to another sharp production hike

The largest group of oil-producing nations agreed over the weekend to sharply increase crude production for the third month in a row, a move intended to reassert control over the market by driving oil prices lower.

As Congress returns, here’s where the Senate could make changes to the GOP’s megabill

The Trump team and House leaders are pushing the Senate to aim for speed rather than lots of revisions to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Stock market’s haul in May comes as tariff turmoil and job angst lurk on the horizon

S&P 500 seizes huge May gains — and lands back on the doorstep of record territory

Amid tariff agita, Wall Street is a bit more cautious than normal on second-quarter earnings

Earnings Watch: Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Victoria’s secret and other retailers report during the week

Why the government’s debt problem is your borrowing problem — but also your opportunity to save

People shopping for a car loan or a mortgage should understand the implications of high bond yields.

Can media company spinoffs of brands like CNN and CNBC be good for investors? Here’s what history tells us.

Recent corporate media spinoffs have been a mixed bag, with many failing due to the way they were set up, Wall Street analysts say.

‘I am getting very frustrated’: My mother’s adviser has not returned my calls. He manages $1 million. Is this normal?

“I am not used to this way of doing business.”

These 3 corporate tax breaks in the Republican megabill look key for investors

As a Republican-run Washington works to enact the party’s big tax and spending package, one key for many businesses has been to revive a trio of tax breaks that they have lost in the last few years.

Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50%, touts U.S. Steel-Nippon deal still short on details

The president said he is doubling duties on steel imports while talking up U.S. Steel’s deal with Japan’s Nippon on Friday.
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