What’s worse, the damage was entirely self-inflicted. Why such a reaction? One reason the S&P 500 fell was that the tariffs Mr. Trump rolled out were so much greater than investors anticipated.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent last week said the Trump administration beginning ... Cambodia and South Africa, according to the Wall Street Journal. Bessent's remarks suggests the Trump ...

Wall Street on Friday put in its worst session since early March, with the benchmark S&P 500 index (SP500) slumping to a weekly loss on ... Also on Friday's economic calendar, the March University ...

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That’s not the only boneheaded decision revealed by this week’s self-inflicted leak. It appears, from the now-published exchange, that the administration may be ignoring other basic ...

The Treasury published plans to increase late payment penalties for VAT and income tax self-assessment (Itsa) taxpayers as they join the 'Making Tax Digital' scheme from April 2025. The digital ...

Sector-specific tariffs are not expected to be announced on the same day, but they may come as soon as this week. The March S&P Global US Services PMI increased to 54.3 from 51.0 in February, but was ...

Wall Street has several economic updates this week. Business group the Conference Board releases its consumer confidence survey for March on Tuesday. Wall Street expects the survey to show a ...

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More Cybertrucks were vandalized at a Colorado dealership, and last week Las Vegas police said Molotov cocktails and a gun were used to destroy Tesla cars during a “targeted attack” at a ...

After slipping into correction territory last week, the benchmark index rebounded, though it was a tentative one. Wall Street's premier gauge now sits -7.76% below its most recent record close.

The stock is down by 74% over the trailing-12-month period and, at under $4 per share, is barely above its 52-week low. Still, Wall Street analysts are bullish on Iovance. Their lowest price ...