As President Trump's tariffs shake up Corporate America, companies report vastly different financial impacts. Some suffer, while tech giants thrive. What does this mean for the economy?
U.S. equities slipped on Friday as investors digested economic data and tariff threats. While consumer sentiment improved, homebuilding hit an 11-month low, raising concerns ahead of corporate earnings.
This week is packed with significant economic events, including the U.S. tariff deadline and Amazon's extended Prime Day sale. Investors are keenly watching for earnings reports from Delta and Conagra, along with crucial economic data.
U.S. stock futures showed little change after consecutive gains in the S&P 500. While CrowdStrike shares fell on soft revenue guidance, Hewlett Packard's strong performance boosted investor confidence. Analysts weigh in on future market trends amid tariff uncertainties.
European bourses opened mixed as the U.K. markets remained closed for a bank holiday. Investors are keenly awaiting economic data and earnings reports, including major companies like Novo Nordisk and BMW.
Asian share markets and the dollar start cautiously as U.S. trade policy confusion persists. Economic data and mega-tech earnings loom, raising recession concerns among analysts.
Major U.S. banks reported better-than-expected profits in Q1, but executives warn of looming economic challenges due to tariffs. Could this be a sign of turbulent times ahead for the financial sector?
As investors await clarity on President Trump's tariff plans set for April 2, uncertainty looms over global trade and financial markets. With potential implications for corporate earnings and inflation, the stakes have never been higher.
2024 marks a surprising shift as no chief executive from publicly traded companies has hit the $100 million pay milestone, despite several coming close, including Starbucks' leader. What’s behind this trend?
The stock market took a hit after Trump confirmed new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China. As trade tensions escalate, experts weigh in on the future of U.S. corporate earnings and economic stability.
