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Inflation was slowing before tariffs, but the good news might not last. What’s next?

The favored U.S. inflation tracker of the Federal Reserve is expected to show little or no increase for the second month in a row, but the effort to get the cost of living under control might be far from over.

How the tariff ruling could make passing Trump’s megabill harder

President Donald Trump may have just been deprived of a key cudgel to push his massive tax and spending agenda through Congress: the promise that tariffs would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars.

Nvidia’s next act: Bringing AI and robots into your life

In CEO Jensen Huang’s brave new world, AI is part of people’s daily activities and Nvidia plays a key role.

Pharma, chips, other sectors look set to get hit with new tariffs soon, even as a court blocks other Trump levies

A federal court has blocked a swath of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but the ruling from the Court of International Trade doesn’t affect the import taxes that he’s slapped on particular sectors — and that he’s expected to impose on other industries.

Home buyers are finding the silver lining in a stalled housing market — especially if they’re in this group

Pending home sales fell in April as buyers pulled back amid economic uncertainty and volatility in the financial markets.

Salesforce earnings were ‘not bad.’ So why is the stock having its worst day in a year?

Salesforce’s results weren’t enough to shed lingering growth fears.

This researcher put 1.1 million Wall Street analyst notes through AI. Here’s what it found.

Read what Wall Street analysts write — but don’t pay too much attention to their numerical forecasts.

Nvidia just showed that things are only looking up from here

Wall Street is optimistic after the chip maker disclosed a strong ramp-up of its Blackwell AI platform and increasing demand from hyperscalers.

Kohl’s stock soars as a sales beat, affirmed outlook soothes some tariff fears

Kohl’s beats sales expectations for the first time in more than three years, and keeps its outlook intact, to assuage some tariff fears.

Jobless claims jump to 5-week high — but not because layoffs in the U.S. are rising

Several months after the Trump White House triggered the biggest global trade wars in decades, there’s little sign U.S. businesses are laying off more workers and preparing for bad times.

Here’s what firms managing $20 trillion are actually doing. And they’re not buying U.S. stocks.

Citigroup strategists say U.S. stocks are now the least preferred equity market among managers with trillions under management.

Economy shrank 0.2% in the first quarter, updated GDP shows, as trade wars sapped U.S. growth

The economy appears poised to rebound in the second quarter after Trump relaxed the highest tariffs to allow for negotiations.
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