Rift grows with Musk and Trump over spending bill
Elon Musk criticizes President Trump's centerpiece legislation a spending bill that raises the federal deficit and undermines DOGE, while Trump defends the mix of tax cuts and immigration enforcement. Musk signals stepping back from government work and reducing political spending. The White House plans rescissions funding as foes in Congress debate the measure.
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Stocks slip but stay near record highs on earnings day
U S stocks edged lower as traders awaited Nvidia results and weighed a cooling rally. The S&P 500 fell 0.6 percent to 5,888.55 while the Dow dropped 244.95 to 42,098.70 and the Nasdaq slid 98.23 to 19,100.94. The 10 year yield rose to 4.47 percent.
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Wrench attacks rise as crypto thefts surge in unfoldings
The report centers on violent wrench robberies linked to cryptocurrency, including a New York case where two people face charges. It explains how crypto ethics push self reliance with not your keys not your coins, cold wallets, and the permanence of blockchain transfers, while noting France has seen finger-cutting robberies.
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Macy's first quarter beats most expectations
Macy's reports $4.79 billion in sales for the quarter, down from $5.0 billion a year ago, with earnings of 13 cents per share versus 22 cents. The retailer trims its 2025 profit outlook amid tariffs and cautious consumer demand, while maintaining yearly sales guidance and signaling selective price increases and supplier renegotiations.
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Stock Market Indexes and Mutual Fund Fee Terms
An article outlines how redemption fees affect asset values and fund sales. It notes mutual funds impose charges on redemptions and explains potential impacts on investors and shares trading.
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