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U.S. stock futures fell Sunday, as President Donald Trump offered little reassurance after the S&P 500 had its worst week since September.

Uncertainty surrounding tariff policy has rattled markets, and volatility is the highest it’s been all year.

Executives are talking a lot about tariffs, but little about a recession. Adobe, Oracle and more retailers report during the week.

Broadcom and Marvell shares have been hit recently. But Nvidia alone is responsible for about three quarters of the chip sector’s lost market cap in the weeks since the DeepSeek news.

There could be “quite a shift in the world order,” says Mike Cudzil, a portfolio manager at Pimco.

Investors appear to be now be discounting recent M&A speculation that Intel will split in two.

The spring home-buying season could be bruising in this region, where bidding wars are alive and well.

“Dementia runs in my husband’s family. My husband’s son has been known to take money from his dad without permission.”

The clawback reversal would apply to new overpayments and will save $7 billion over 10 years.

The Justice Department has launched an investigation into the causes of rising egg prices, including whether producers have colluded to raise prices or keep supply out of the market. Egg producers say that the current bird flu outbreak is “unlike anything this country has ever experienced.”

Why the latest report is giving job hunters the jitters: longer stretches of unemployment and more part-time work.

Borrowing drops to a 4.4% annual growth rate, about half the strong December gain.