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U.S. stocks shake in twitchy trading and the bond market shows more stress as trade war escalatesThe U.S. stock market is shaking in another twitchy day of trading after most other markets tumbled Wednesday as President Donald Trump's trade war...
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James becomes first professional male athlete to have likeness depicted in a Ken doll
Basketball great LeBron James has become the first professional male athlete to have his likeness depicted in a Ken doll.
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Delta Air Lines had been expecting a record year. Then a trade war broke out
Delta Air Lines, which believed as recently as January that it was on track for its best financial year in company history, said Wednesday that...
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Universal chooses a site near London to build its first European theme park
Universal has chosen the homeland of Harry Potter to build its first theme park and resort in Europe, the entertainment company and U.K. officials...
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Magnificent Seven adds whopping $1.5T in value as Trump pauses sweeping tariffsThe gains did not erase the $3.4 trillion in value the companies have collectively shed since their peak in late 2024. But the reprieve gave...
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US Steel shares tumble after Trump says he doesn’t want company sold to Japan’s Nippon
The comment appeared to contradict recent actions by the Trump administration. On Monday, Trump directed a national security panel to take a fresh...
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NYC-area importers are riding out the ‘storm before the calm’ as Trump’s tariffs start to hit — even with his pause
The Port Newark Container Terminal was going full-out on Wednesday after President Trump's punishing tariffs kicked in — as shippers, retailers and...
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Why Trump decided to take the win and paused tariff war
Donald Trump finally decided to take the proverbial “win” on trade and the stock market rallied nearly 3,000 points.
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What does China import from the US? Here’s what could be hit by retaliatory tariffs
China's stiff retaliatory tariffs could hit companies from Coca-Cola to Boeing.
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Whistleblower claims Meta helped China develop advanced AI to ‘outcompete American companies’: bombshell testimony
Meta actively helped China in the race to develop artificial intelligence as part of its failed effort to cozy up to Beijing, former executive...
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EU expected to press ahead with massive fines on US Big Tech — despite Trump’s tariff pause: sources
Senior EU officials told The Post that they would not cut special deals with the US on tech fines - despite Trump's tariff U-turn.
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Fed minutes reveal ‘cautious approach’ to cutting rates as risks to economy are mounting
The central bank may face difficult tradeoffs if inflation proved to be more persistent while the outlook for growth and employment weakened.
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Bloomberg reporter arrested during anti-Israel protesters’ takeover of Columbia University library — and is no longer employed by outlet
Police hauled away 81 people during the protest inside the Ivy League library.
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Dem Rep. LaMonica McIver charged over chaotic Newark ICE detention center protest, Mayor Ras Baraka’s dismissed, US Attorney Alina Habba announces
Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) will face criminal charges for her alleged actions during a confrontation with law enforcement outside a Newark...
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Microsoft strikes partnership with Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot — despite lawsuit over OpenAI
Musk’s deal means that the latest versions of xAI’s Grok models will be hosted on Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform, alongside competing...
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Congressional panel warns China running AI race better than understood
China is performing better in the artificial intelligence arms race than many Americans understand, according to the U.S.-China Economic and...
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NHL referee Rooney OK, hopes for playoff return
NHL referee Chris Rooney is hoping to resume duties during the Stanley Cup playoffs after taking a high stick to the eye in Game 7 of the...
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Clark, Fever back investigation: No place for hate
Fever players on Monday supported the WNBA's investigation into allegations of "hateful fan comments" toward the Sky's Angel Reese.
