Nasdaq posts worst weekly performance since 2022. Israel’s retaliatory strike on Iran spooks oil investors. And tech stocks fall amid stronger-than-expected economic data and stubborn inflation. Danny Lewis hosts.

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U.S. Stocks End Turbulent Week Mostly Lower

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Plus: Chip stocks rise after TSMC posts strong April revenue figures. Novavax shares nearly double after the drugmaker strikes a licensing deal with French healthcare company Sanofi. J.R. Whalen reports.



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U.S. Stocks Finish Mixed Amid Weaker Consumer Sentiment

Plus: Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company plans to spend more than $500 million to expand its electric-vehicle charging network this year. Police cleared pro-Palestinian encampments at the University of Pennsylvania and MIT. J.R. Whalen reports.



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Biden Administration Set to Quadruple Tariffs on Chinese EVs

Plus: Honda and Nissan are forecasting a drop in annual net profits. And Apple apologizes for a new iPad ad seen by many as distasteful to creatives. Luke Vargas hosts.



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U.S. Says Floating Pier to Deliver Gaza Aid Days Away From Operation

Plus: T-Mobile shares advance 1.1% and Verizon shares climb 0.8% on a WSJ report that the companies are in talks to carve up U.S. Cellular. The average 30-year mortgage rate fell to its  lowest level since mid-April. J.R. Whalen reports.



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U.S. Stocks Market Rise as Rate-Cut Hopes Build

Plus: Norfolk Southern shareholders vote against ousting CEO Alan Shaw. The Bank of England holds interest rates steady at a 16-year high. J.R. Whalen reports.



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U.S. Stocks End Turbulent Week Mostly Lower

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