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A riskier part of the bond market is offering yields around 8%, according to a BlackRock strategist

Even before President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement, analysts worried that Starbucks’ plans to overhaul its stores and service would take time and could get expensive.

Brinker International’s stock dropped more than 13% — even as the company beat profit expectations and raised it outlook — amid worries that the Chili’s owner may have trouble topping its past success in same-store sales growth.

President Donald Trump’s aggressive moves to remake the U.S. economy during the first three months of his second term are having a huge impact — and it will probably prove to be a very negative one when the report card for the first quarter is handed out.

Amazon probably won’t be hiking prices too much if it’s declining to show how much tariffs are impacting costs.

In retrospectives of Trump’s first months back in the White House, this short phrase is going to be much more than a footnote.

Investors are looking for safe havens. Here’s one not to overlook — especially if interest rates fall.

U.S. stocks are on pace for the worst stretch over the first 100 days of a new presidential term since 1973.

Consumers are more pessimistic about business conditions, employment prospects and future income — and there’s one sign that usually signals a recession ahead.

The number of job openings in the U.S. fell in March to a six-month low just as some of the Trump administration’s tariffs began to kick in, but the big question is what will happen in the coming months as the trade wars drag on.

Meta’s advertising revenue, capital expenditures and free cash flow will be the focus in its first-quarter report.

HSBC on Tuesday slashed its target to 5,600 from 6,700, based on a forecast for slower U.S. growth, sticky inflation and falling bond yields.