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Tesla’s global vehicle deliveries fell 13% in the first quarter. And a federal judge has dismissed the bribery case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Pierre Bienaimé hosts.

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Plus, President Trump is expected to review a deal to keep TikTok operational ahead of a deadline to sell the app or shut it down. And Visa offers Apple about $100 Million to take over the tech giant’s credit card. Luke Vargas hosts.

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President Trump is due to unveil sweeping tariffs tomorrow afternoon—but what exactly he will announce is unclear. Plus: executives at Meta Platforms press trade officials to fight an expected European Union fine and cease-and-desist order. Pierre Bienaimé hosts.

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Plus: U.S. automakers are seeing what might be described as a Trump bump. The Labor Department says U.S. hiring and layoffs mostly held steady in February. And U.S. manufacturing activity fell back into contraction in March. Pierre Bienaimé hosts.

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Plus, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is pressing U.S. trade officials to help fight an expected European Union ruling that could undermine its ad business. And Softbank agrees to lead $40 billion funding for OpenAI. Luke Vargas hosts.

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A mixed session capped a turbulent quarter as investors turned from excitement over President Trump’s tax cuts and deregulation to fears over tariffs and a recession. Plus: Newsmax shares surge on first day of trading. Danny Lewis hosts. 

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Stocks declined in Europe and tumbled in Asia, while U.S. stock indexes were mixed. Plus, President Trump said he hasn’t ruled out running for a third term, which is prohibited by the U.S. Constitution. And a French court has convicted far-right leader Marine Le Pen of misusing European Union funds, banning her from the next presidential election in 2027. Pierre Bienaimé hosts.

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Plus, President Trump expresses anger at Russia’s Vladimir Putin with little progress made on Ukraine ceasefire talks. And Apple and Elon Musk’s SpaceX are feuding over satellite service as they race to eliminate cellphone dead spots. Luke Vargas hosts.

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Plus, automaker shares extend losses. And the Coreweave IPO disappoints in a stumble for the market for new public listings. Danny Lewis hosts.

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Plus: U.S. consumers’ view of the economy got even gloomier in March. And President Trump has pardoned Nikola founder Trevor Milton. Zoe Kuhlkin hosts. 

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