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- Tech Stocks Fall After U.S. Restrictions on Nvidia's China Exports
Plus: The U.K.’s Supreme Court rules that transgender women can’t be defined as women. Canada holds interest rates steady as it examines the impact of tariffs. Ariana Aspuru hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Plans to Use Tariff Negotiations to Cut-Off China
Plus, Nvidia’s shares are down after it discloses that the U.S. will now require a license for exporting the company’s H20 processors to China and other countries. And Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell prepares to discuss the economic outlook. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Johnson & Johnson Forecasts $400 Million in Tariff-Related Costs This Year
Stocks edged lower as President Trump released a new statement calling on China to make a trade deal. Boeing stock fell after China cut off new orders. Plus: shares of grocery chain Albertson’s dropped after its financial outlook disappointed investors. Ariana Aspuru hosts.
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3 min - Beijing Goes After Boeing, Tells Airlines Not to Order New Aircraft
Plus: U.S. big banks say in their quarterly earnings reports that consumer sentiment may be down but spending isn’t. And we exclusively report that Blackstone is teaming up with two big traditional asset managers to extend its reach into everyday investors’ portfolios. Charlotte Gartenberg hosts.
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3 min - Trump Administration Investigating Pharmaceutical and Semiconductor Tariffs
Plus, South Korea says it’s preparing roughly $23 billion in government support for the chip sector amid tariff uncertainty. And Netflix aims for a $1trillion market capitalization. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Stocks Rise After Tech Tariff Rollback and a Potential Pause in Automaker Import Duties
President Trump’s zigzag on tariffs boosted shares of tech companies focused on hardware. Plus, Goldman Sachs shares rose after the investment bank reported higher revenue from equities trading. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - Nvidia to Make AI Supercomputers Entirely in U.S.
Plus: Goldman Sachs profit surges as tariff uncertainty powers trading revenue. And U.S. companies are going bankrupt at the fastest rate since 2010. Charlotte Gartenberg hosts.
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3 min - Chinese Exports Surge as Importers Rush to Beat Tariffs
Plus, a rollback on tariffs for the tech sector sends markets higher, even as the Trump Administration warns the reprieve could be short lived. And a key architect of Trump’s campaign to slash foreign aid has left the State Department after less than three months on the job. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Stocks End Tumultuous Week Higher
Stocks rose after the White House said it has 15 trade-deal offers on the table and China said set its reciprocal tariffs on U.S. imports at 125%. Plus: Big banks’ stocks rose after posting profits from equities trading revenue. And shares of gold mining companies jumped amid investors’ rush to haven assets. Danny Lewis hosts.
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4 min - JPMorgan Warns U.S. Economy Is Facing Considerable Turbulence
Plus: U.S. consumer sentiment tanks in April. And producer prices fell in March as food costs declined. Zoe Kuhlkin hosts.
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