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What began as an oversold rally in early April is now generating some buy signals, but that doesn’t mean all is bullish again.

“It’s become clear that pressure on research spending increased in the second quarter and will likely persist through fiscal year 2025,” the company said.

Americans say jobs are harder to find and businesses say they are scaling back plans to hire because of the trade wars. The April jobs report might offer the first hard evidence on whether President Donald Trump’s tariffs are harming the U.S. labor market.

The discount department store’s stock recently closed at a 30-year low, and had been losing to those of its rivals by a wide margin.

Chocolate giant says “unmitigated” impact of tariffs may cost up to $100 million per quarter.

Foreign investors are buying fewer Treasurys at auction – and Americans should be worried

About 96% of grandparents financially support their grandchildren in some way.

American manufacturers had just begun to emerge from a long slump when the Trump trade wars struck. Now they have fallen back into contractionary territory as they try to cope with widespread tariffs.

Even this radical rethink would only pay for about 12% of the cost of the tax cuts currently being considered by Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.

Mastercard’s CEO noted weakening consumer sentiment but said “the fundamentals that support consumer spending have been solid.”

Companies are not laying off workers by large amounts, and are still watching and waiting amid uncertainty about how the economy manages the higher tariffs.

Estee Lauder said it would adopt a “more competitive approach” to its procurement by consolidating its spending and re-evaluating its suppliers.