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Plus: House Republicans release the blueprint for their tax bill. Inspectors general who were fired
Plus: Lyft braces investors for a slowdown in bookings growth. And, Alibaba shares surge thanks to p
Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments to Congress on the state of the economy also helped indexes pare
U.S. stock markets recover early losses after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments. And Vi
Plus: Elliott Investment Management ratchets up the pressure on oil refiner Phillips 66. And, South
American steelmakers were among the biggest winners after Trump announced plans for 25% import taxes
Plus: McDonald’s reports lower-than-expected earnings. And Spirit AeroSystems expects to make a goin
Plus: Shares in BP rise on the news that Elliott Management has built a stake in the oil giant. And,
Plus: U.S. Steel fell after President Trump said he supported a deal for Japan’s Nippon Steel to inv
Plus, U.S. wholesale inventories fell back in December. A commercial plane carrying nine passengers
Plus: A DeepSeek-fueled rally sends Hong Kong’s tech index into bull territory. And, the Justice Dep
But plans to break up one of America’s last remaining industrial conglomerates drove down the Dow. P
Plus, a judge has limited access to sensitive Treasury data amid Elon Musk’s push to limit governmen
Plus: Honeywell prepares to split into three companies. And, lawmakers push to ban DeepSeek’s chatbo
A muted trading day suggests investors have calmed their nerves since President Trump launched his l
Plus, Disney plans to centralize its streaming offerings within Disney+. The CIA has offered buyouts
Plus: Nissan shares slip over the board’s plans to reject Honda’s terms for a tie-up between the two
China threatens to retaliate with new tariffs on coal and liquified natural gas, as well as an antit
Plus: Labor Department says the share of Americans who quit their jobs each month has fallen below p
Plus: The Trump administration weighs a plan to dismantle the Education Department. And, El Salvador
