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Even in an uncertain macroeconomic environment fueled by tariff concerns, there have been hints of an uptick in consumer spending.

Investors have already been told to expect billions of dollars in lost corporate profits due to new tariffs.

There are fresh signs that consumers may be slowing their spending, a top Fed official said, which could mean slower economic growth ahead.

Pinterest reported first-quarter results and gave revenue guidance that was “worthy of a Friday rally.”

Travel-services site’s stock tanks after a revenue miss and downbeat bookings outlook, amid weaker-than-expected U.S. travel demand.

Michael Hartnett, the often-contrarian Bank of America investment strategist, has been vindicated by his prescient call in favor of bonds, international stocks and gold.

How to keep money flowing in — no matter what life throws at you.

Alec Phillips, Goldman’s chief political economist, says markets are missing that the president has twice this week warned that the U.S. may impose tariff increases on some of its main trading partners.

The financial-services industry is about to take a major step toward making 24-hour stock trading a reality accessible to all investors.

A recession could see the S&P 500 fall to 4,600, says Goldman Sachs.

Chevron, Exxon Mobil and TotalEnergies are among other big oil companies that could be considering a deal for BP, a report said Friday.

“I previously loaned a friend $7,000, and she later died.”