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Is Microsoft Stock A Buy In March, Or Is It A Sell? - Investor's Business Daily

Is Microsoft stock a buy or sell in March? This story looks at three key factors as the megacap tech trades well below its 468.35 peak.

The Original Pantry Cafe’s Former Owner Wanted It to Be Open Forever. His Family Trust Had Other Plans. - Eater LA

The closure of 101-year-old Downtown diner the Original Pantry Cafe is a huge loss for Los Angeles

Trump’s tariffs would make housing more expensive in the Bay Area. How much? It depends on what you’re building — and where - The Mercury News

These charts explain how Trump’s tariffs on China — plus threatened tariffs to Canada and Mexico — will increase building costs.

CFPB lets banks off the hook and drops Zelle lawsuit - The Verge

The US is no longer suing JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo over improper fraud safeguards.

Effort to Kill IRS Crypto Rule Clears U.S. Senate Hurdle - CoinDesk

With a split among Democrats, the congressional resolution to erase the IRS crypto broker rule passed with a massive majority and is now up to the House.

Here's how Trump's tariffs will hit Californians' pockets - SFGATE

The tariffs on goods from three countries are slated to kick up the prices on certain items in California.

Best Buy and Target CEOs say prices are about to go up because of tariffs - The Verge

Target and Best Buy both said Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China will likely raise prices for consumers.

Gold’s Price Disruption Eases as Trump Tariff Trade ‘Exhausted’ - Bloomberg

Gold’s extreme price dislocations are fading as tightness in the physical market eases, indicating a rush to ship bullion to America may have run its course.

Nvidia Leads AI Stock Rebound After Shaking Off Trump Tariff Fears - Investopedia

Nvidia stock rebounded from an early morning slump on Tuesday as AI stocks shook off the tariff shock to lead Nasdaq gainers.

Exclusive | Goldman Sachs to Target Vice Presidents in Next Round of Cuts - The Wall Street Journal

Employees likely to be laid off in annual culling were given hints in the form of small bonuses

Trump Promised Growth. Tariffs Are Delivering Pain Instead. - Barron's

Trump’s trade war wallops stock market - The Hill

The stock market has suffered through a two-day selloff after President Trump went forward with imposing steep new tariffs on Canada and Mexico. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Tuesday with a loss of 670 points, or 1.6 percent, as Trump’s 25-percent t…

‘The Selloff Is Misguided,’ Says Investor About Nvidia Stock - TipRanks

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has cemented its dominance in the data center market, consistently smashing revenue forecasts and solidifying its position at the heart of the ...

Tesla: Can Elon Musk's EVs win over India's price-conscious car buyers? - BBC.com

The EV giant has begun hiring in India and is reportedly hunting for showrooms in Delhi and Mumbai.

Tariffs to spike prices on produce, electronics, gas and toys — with some hikes this week - New York Post

Target CEO Brian Cornell was among the first to raise the alarm after the Trump administration on Tuesday levied 25% duties on products from Canada and Mexico, as well as doubling the toll on China…

How Uncertainty From Trump’s Tariffs Is Rippling Through the Economy - The Wall Street Journal

Levies on Mexico and Canada mark new era of protectionism

Stock Market News, March 4, 2025: : Dow ends down 670 points, S&P 500 tumbles 1.2%, Nasdaq edges lower amid Trump's tariff turmoil - MarketWatch

U.S. stocks on Tuesday failed to rebound following a sharp sell-off to start the week

Home prices are about to fall if you live in these states - New York Post

The US housing market is splitting down the middle, with buyers scoring sweet deals in some states while getting clobbered in others.

Dow tumbles again, loses more than 1,300 points in two days as Trump ignites trade war: Live updates - CNBC

President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China took effect on Tuesday.

Dealer Tells Fox Business ‘Nobody Is Gonna Buy’ Trucks Thanks to Tariffs - Motor1

A Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealer told Fox Business that Donald Trump’s tariffs are “pretty radical” and will add $20,000 to the price of a new truck.