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Clorox sees weaker sales ahead as consumers have changed these shopping habits

Clorox Co. dials down expectations for 2025 sales, saying that economic uncertainty is leading some people to change their shopping.

Reddit’s stock upgraded as analyst says Google Search fears are overblown

Seaport Research Partners expects Reddit to still see long-term user growth despite the “near-term headwind” of Google search changes.

Treasury auctions and trade uncertainty are keeping bond investors on edge

“It’s almost like the market is waiting for the other shoe to drop,” TD Securities rates strategist said.

Mattel halts outlook amid ‘evolving U.S. tariff landscape,’ keeps buyback plans

Mattel Inc. on Monday said it planned to raise prices “where necessary” on some U.S. toys, while pausing its full-year outlook, as it tries to get a handle on the impact of the global trade war.

Online brokerage EToro moves ahead with IPO despite a mostly barren market for new issues

The company plans to raise up to $500 million and would be valued at up to $4 billion, as it looks to debut on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “ETOR.”

Palantir earnings show ‘ferocious growth’ — but the stock is dipping

Palantir upped its forecast for the year after posting an AI-fueled beat in the latest quarter.

Ford puts a number on its tariff hit and halts guidance

‘Substantial’ risks lead Ford to pull outlook for the year amid a $1.5 billion hit from tariffs.

Here’s why Microsoft is beating Amazon and Google in the cloud

AI gets a lot of attention, but analysts say Microsoft Azure is disproportionately benefitting from migrations in its traditional cloud business.

How students at Roaring Kitty’s high school became top stock pickers

Don’t call them copycats: A group of students at Keith Gill’s old high school have been finding purpose and success in learning about stock trading.

What happens if Trump’s tariffs hit faster than tax relief? GOP could consider bailouts.

What was once a looming threat for importers has become an urgent challenge as companies begin to absorb the costs of tariffs and scramble for relief.

Tyson’s beef business facing ‘the most challenging market conditions’ it has ever seen

As the price of beef rises amid a cattle shortage to nearly $6 a pound, or roughly 50% more than in 2020, beef sales remain under pressure.

Can President Trump really put tariffs on films produced abroad? The law says no.

A law passed by Congress in 1988 explicitly bars the president from being able to regulate the import and export of films, books and music — something TikTok recently brought up.
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