U.S. stocks reach new highs led by Tesla and Nike
U.S. stocks climbed to fresh records with the S&P 500 up 0.5 percent and the Nasdaq rising 0.9 percent as Tesla jumped 5 percent on strong Model 3 and Y deliveries. Nike rose 4.1 percent after a Vietnam trade deal, while Centene faced its worst day since 2001.
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Trump tariffs would cost U.S. employers 82.3 billion
JPMorgan Chase Institute estimates that a core group of U.S. employers with 10 million to 1 billion dollars in annual revenue would incur 82.3 billion dollars in direct costs from Trump tariff plans. The study shows trade offs including price hikes and layoffs, with wholesale and retail sectors especially vulnerable.
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Del Monte Foods seeks bankruptcy protection amid weak canned sales
Del Monte Foods files for bankruptcy protection after years of weaker canned product sales despite gains in Joyba bubble tea and broth brands. The Walnut Creek company secures 912.5 million in debtor in possession financing to fund operations during a court supervised sale process.
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