Stocks crashed on Thursday in reaction to sweeping tariffs unveiled by the White House. Markets are in uncharted waters, and the path ahead is deeply uncertain. Investors have made their opinion ...

The National Football League announced an expansion of its Global Markets Program (GMP), with four new clubs set to participate in 2025 and two new markets added. Launched in 2022, the Global ...

WASHINGTON − A day after President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs sent global markets tumbling - and his administration urged the American public to be patient - the president struck an ...

“I frankly thought in some ways it could be worse in the markets, because this is a big transition,” Vance said in an interview with Newsmax. “You saw the President said earlier ...

US stock futures were under pressure late Wednesday afternoon after President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on a range of US trading partners that surprised markets during a "Liberation Day ...

Stock markets worldwide tumbled on Monday ahead of President Donald Trump's tariff announcements expected later this week. Technology stocks led the market lower, with the Nasdaq-100 plunging 2.4% ...

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Stock markets across Asia-Pacific and Europe fell Thursday and US markets were also set to open lower after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on trading partners around the world ...

LONDON, April 4 (Reuters) - In times of market panic investors tend to rush to the safety of the dollar, but when stocks swooned in response to U.S. tariffs this week, they ran away from it.

Some tech stocks like Apple and Amazon fell further. Markets in Asia and Europe pulled back. Business groups, trade experts, Democratic lawmakers and even a few Republicans denounced the tariffs.