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Why major chip stocks are in the green, despite Trump's 100% tariff threat
President Donald Trump stunned markets Wednesday by announcing 100% tariffs on imported semiconductor chips — but major chip stocks rallied. Taiwanese chip giant TSMC's stock closed 4.9% higher. In South Korea, Samsung Electronics ended 2.5% higher while SK Hynix reversed losses of over 3% in early trade to close 1.4% up.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to impose and additional 25% tariff on India, on the top ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rose in morning trading on Wall Street Friday, keeping the market on track for its third weekly gain ...
Trump's 401(k) executive order lets retirement plans invest in private equity. Experts fear this change adds risk to ...
The Nasdaq Composite was on track for another record closing high on Friday, what would be its 18th of 2025, according to Dow ...
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty faced a severe selling pressure on Friday as the renewed Trump tariffs dented the ...
(Reuters) -British stocks closed mixed on Friday as traders digested Thursday's Bank of England rate decision that reignited ...
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GPT-5 Isn’t Up to Speed. Why That Won’t Slow the AI Stocks Boom and 4 Other Things to Know Today.
What to know about Trump’s pick for the vacant Fed governor seat, this is at risk as crypto bursts into the mainstream, and ...
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Trump Is Calling for Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to Resign. What Does That Mean for INTC Stock?
Intel (INTC) shares are down more than 3% today after the U.S. president demanded that Lip-Bu Tan – the company’s chief ...
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