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China courted the executives of major U.S. businesses this week in a sign of how Beijing seeks to offset trade pressures, rather than retaliate forcefully.

Morgan Stanley CIO Mike Wilson contends the recent market weakness "has nothing to do with tariffs."

The 94-year-old Oracle of Omaha was finally able to give out the big prize after relaxing the rules multiple times since the competition's inception in 2016.

Traders on Monday brushed off price target cuts and, instead, focused on signals that the U.S. may avoid starting a full-blown trade war.

Forecasters say the odds of a U.S. recession have inched higher. Investors should focus on fundamentals instead of making sweeping portfolio changes.

Alibaba-affiliate Ant Group is using both Chinese and U.S.-made semiconductors to make its AI more efficient, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Two money managers deliver their bull case for fixed income exposure.

Stocks have wobbled in 2025. Investors with cash on the sidelines can essentially buy stocks at a discount.

UBS analysts on Wednesday became the latest to raise expectations that China's struggling real estate market is close to stabilizing.

"Investors should have already upgraded their portfolios... I think that we're going to have another bout of risk," Gundlach said.

Tariffs are expected to increase the inflation rate this year, according to U.S. Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell.

The rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee downgraded its collective outlook for economic growth to 1.7%, down from the last projection of 2.1% in December.