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U.S. economy is still growing, ISM says, but Trump tariffs are causing ‘great uncertainty’ and more inflation

The large service side of the U.S. economy that employs most Americans grew in February, but businesses said they were nervous about the Trump tariffs and were already facing higher costs.

When it comes to Social Security ‘fraud,’ Trump will have to put up or shut up

20 million fake numbers? Show us the money.

Campbell’s joins list of consumer companies baffled over specific tariff impacts

Campbell’s said it’s currently too difficult to estimate how tariffs will affect prices and sales.

Here’s some good news for you during this horrible week for stocks

Put away that 401(k) statement and look at these promising retirement numbers instead.

There’s a price war over weight-loss drugs as Wegovy cuts costs for monthly subscribers

Novo Nordisk is cutting prices on weight-loss drug Wegovy, a week after Eli Lilly did the same for rival Zepbound.

Tesla has another bad month in Germany as sales tumble 76%

Tesla has its second straight difficult month in Germany, as data released Wednesday showed that vehicle registrations fell 76% in February in Europe’s largest economy.

These stocks are getting a boost from latest twist in Trump’s bold plan to tap mineral wealth

President Donald Trump, fresh from his clash with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, is eyeing America’s mineral wealth.

Palantir’s sharp stock drop just prompted one bear to abandon his stance

Palantir’s stock trades at a “frothy” multiple, but one former critic says his view on valuation has evolved somewhat.

ADP says just 77,000 private jobs created in February as businesses navigate Trump tariffs

U.S. businesses created just 77,000 new jobs in February, paycheck company ADP said, in a sign the economy could be slowing as businesses weighed how to respond to President Trump ‘s plan to boost tariffs.

Abercrombie & Fitch forecasts cautious 3% to 5% sales growth in 2025

Abercrombie & Fitch also approved a $1.3 billion share repurchase program including $400 million in 2025.

Foot Locker’s sales recovery continues, but consumer pressures hurt outlook

Foot Locker’s stock was tripped up by downbeat full-year outlook, which offset continued sales improvements.

Germany still will be more austere than U.S. even if spending splurge approved

The incredible thing about Germany’s finances is that planned extra spending of about $1 trillion still would put them as having the lowest debt-to-gross domestic product of the Group of Seven nations, which includes the U.S.
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