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Imports dropped by a record $19.8 billion as tariffs bit.

As postpandemic FOMO fades into creeping uncertainty about the future, Americans have made saving for emergencies their top financial goal.

This market is poised for a breakout that could swing either in favor of the bulls or the bears, says Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett.

Analysts cut price targets across the U.S. hotel sector as expectations dip on wavering consumer confidence and a drop in inbound international travel.

Scott Kirby also said “Newark is safe” in the wake of outages and cancellations that have snarled air travel for the past several weeks, while speaking at WSJ’s Future of Everything festival.

Trade wars weigh on household spending

Economists are expecting the European Central Bank will cut interest rates 25 basis points to 2% next week.

The cost of living barely rose in April and the rate of inflation slowed even closer to prepandemic levels, but it’s unclear whether the recent progress can be sustained as the trade wars drag on.

Does Apple have another ‘Ted Lasso’-sized hit with ‘Stick’? And can ‘Ironheart’ help revive Disney’s sputtering Marvel franchise?

Trump’s tariff playbook may be getting rewritten by the courts, but the era of low U.S. tariffs is over.

Strictly speaking, any type of special or dual-class share structure that offers more voting power to a bloc is a version of a golden share. What the White House has in mind, however, seems to be more targeted for the deal-making attempts between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel.

“Will Social Security allow me to file for benefits while I’m still working?”