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The U.S. added a bigger-than-expected 228,000 new jobs in March. Good news to be sure, but that was before President Trump unveiled norm-shattering tariffs on the rest of the world, the repercussions ...
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U.S. investors were desperate for some good news, and they got a taste of it on Friday when the March nonfarm payrolls data showed 228,000 jobs were created last month. That was well above economists' ...
The March jobs report could show the first signs of a tariff-related slowdown in hiring, but be careful of overinterpreting the report. It was compiled well before the full extent of President Trump's ...
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is unlikely to signal much concern for the stock market meltdown, according to Mark Chandler, a political economist and chief market strategist for Bannockburn Capital ...
Rogers Communications has made a deal with funds managed by Blackstone and a number of Canadian institutional investors for a 7 billion Canadian dollars ($4.97 billion) equity investment which it will ...
Mission accomplished? The yield on the 10-year Treasury note slipped below 4% on Friday for the first time since early October as traders ditched stocks and piled into bonds, according to FactSet data ...
In March, British oil-and-gas group Serica said it was in talks with EnQuest over an all-share offer for Serica that would constitute a reverse takeover under London Stock Exchange rules. "Discussions ...
U.S. stocks were headed for another beatdown on Friday following the worst day since the March 2020 COVID-19 crash. Dow futures were pointing to another 1,000-point-plus drop at the open after a ...
The Federal Reserve is going to move "slowly, gradually, and reluctantly" given the higher inflation readings expected in the wake of President Donald Trump's tariff plan, said former Boston Fed ...
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