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Trump says he’ll roll out reciprocal tariffs next week. Here are his possible targets.

President Donald Trump on Friday said his administration would soon have an announcement about reciprocal tariffs. Peter Navarro, a longtime adviser to the president, has a target list for him.

You can now use your 401(k) to rebuild after a natural disaster — but should you?

Secure 2.0 rules allow you to take funds from a 401(k) or IRA without penalty for certain reasons.

Nike bonds sell off, mirroring the sneaker maker’s stock slide

There has been significantly more selling than buying in Nike’s bonds, although investment-grade spreads have hardly budged.

Uber’s stock is having its best two-day run since 2023. Why Bill Ackman is a believer.

Uber’s stock extends its surge as hedge funder Ackman says he’s amassed a 30.3-million-share stake since early January.

Do you have too much of your money invested in the stock market?

Also: A big warning for Tesla’s shareholders, Roth IRA timing and companies that are likely takeover targets.

Why Microchip would rather borrow money to pay its high dividend than cut it

Microchip Technology’s stock was falling after the semiconductor maker kept its dividend flat for first time in four years, reported quarterly sales that fell to a seven-year low and gave an outlook that disappointed.

Trump could stick it to Wall Street and Silicon Valley with this tax proposal

It’s not the first time Trump has backed eliminating the carried-interest “loophole.”

Taylor Swift has made the NFL almost $1 billion since she started dating Travis Kelce

Going into the Super Bowl, the “Taylor Swift effect” on the NFL looks even stronger than it did at this time last year. Here’s why.

Profitable cement company Titan America touts Florida, Mid-Atlantic reach in IPO

Titan America’s IPO raises $384 million by pricing toward the low end of its range.

Trump, Congress budget talks send risks soaring for Social Security and Medicare

Deficits galore are threatening Americans’ retirement security.

Consumer sentiment drops sharply in February as inflation worries soar

The University of Michigan’s gauge of consumer sentiment fell to 67.8 in a preliminary February reading, down from 71.1 in the prior month and the lowest reading since July.

Amazon warned of ‘lumpy’ cloud trends. Why these analysts aren’t worried.

Amazon held cloud revenue growth steady when rivals couldn’t. Analysts say the company wouldn’t be spending so much on AI if it didn’t see strong long-term demand.
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