iPhones costing over $2,000? A Wall Street analyst says it's possible.
An iPhone upgrade supercycle has been a topic of conversation in the tech community, but Trump's new tariffs present an obstacle for Apple.
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Klarna Pauses IPO, Report Says, a Blow to the 2025 Market for Deals
Fintech firm Klarna has halted its planned initial public offering after President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs announcement, according to a report.
The stock market is crashing: Here’s what financial experts say you should do with your 401(k) now
'Resist the urge to shift out of stocks entirely.'
Bank of Canada Seen Making Deeper Cuts as Stocks Drop and Job Losses Mount
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Fed's Waller says stablecoins bring benefits to US payments system
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Friday that stablecoins are a good thing for the U.S. payments system, but he doubts the financial system can support a large number of these assets. "I'll say I'm a personal, big advocate of stablecoins," Waller said at a New York Fed event. "I have been saying this for over three-plus years now, about how this could bring competition, efficiency and speed into the payments system."
DuPont Stock Tumbles as Chinese Regulator Announces Anti-Monopoly Probe
DuPont shares tumbled Friday after a Chinese regulator said it was investigating the company's operations in the country.
GE HealthCare, Vernova, Aerospace Stocks All Tank on China's Retaliatory Tariffs
Shares of the companies spun off from the former industrial icon General Electric were all tanking Friday, led by medical device maker GE HealthCare, on investor fears that they would be hurt by Beijing’s retaliatory levies countering President Donald Trump’s tariffs.