Then, Bessent said, “the revenue from the factories, from income taxes from all the new jobs will go up. So we’ll be taking it in domestically as the tariffs drop.” ...

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Shortly after midday in New York, the S&P 500 is up more than half a percent. It’s been a bumpy day for stock investors though — the index has swung between gains and losses all day.

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Thrifty Big Apple shoppers were rushing to stock up on the basics Wednesday after President Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs briefly went into effect — before he then announced a 90-day pause.

"We'll see if that continues." With that in mind, some consumers appear to be shifting their shopping behavior and entering "stock up" mode, according to Consumer Edge. That means stocking up on ...

The stock market surged Wednesday afternoon after President Trump announced he was pausing steep new import taxes on dozens of nations less than a day after they went into effect. The Dow Jones ...

Apple stock is up five percent since the tariffs were paused and 11 percent today, but the market is volatile right now with Trump's tariff back and forth, and it could see further shifts downward.

The art of trade war. An AI-generated video mocking the prospect of Americans working factory jobs has been viewed over 6 million times in the wake of President Trump’s tariff agenda. The video ...

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Americans are stocking up on products including coffee, wine, rice, meat, toothpaste and spices following Mark Cuban's advice to 'buy lots of consumables now' ahead of price hikes from Trump's ...