Nvidia, core PCE, and Dollar General: Stocks and data to watch this week
A packed week brings housing reads, AI earnings, and PCE inflation — each one a stitch in the macro quilt
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Canada removes billions in tariffs on U.S. imports after Trump-Carney call
Ottawa dials back retaliatory tariffs on consumer goods, leaving core fights over metals and autos in place ahead of the
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China’s robot Olympics just ended. Will humanoids be in our homes in the next year?
The World Humanoid Robot Games turned pratfalls into policy theater — showcasing just how far robots still have to go...
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Fed minutes, Target, Walmart, and more: Stocks and data to watch this week
Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole address caps a week stacked with housing reports, retail earnings, and fresh clues on the Fed’s
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PPI shows the economy isn’t getting a fairytale ending
Goldilocks isn’t dead, but any economic margin for error is. The PPI just put the burden of proof on the
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Trump calls Elon Musk ‘the man who lost his mind’
In an interview with ABC News (DIS) early Friday morning, President Donald Trump brushed off the suggestion of reconciling with
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Tesla stock rebounds 5%. Wedbush says shares were ‘way oversold’ on the Trump-Musk breakup
Tesla (TSLA) investors exhaled Friday. After a brutal selloff that shaved more than $150 billion off the EV-maker’s market cap
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Tesla’s make-or-break robotaxi moment is here. Can Elon Musk deliver?
Elon Musk has been promising robotaxis since at least 2016. Back then, the idea sounded like a bit like science
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Experts fear a big, ugly slowdown in today’s jobs report
The U.S. labor market is expected to have downshifted in May, with Friday’s jobs report likely to show the slowest
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Fidelity says 401(k) balances are falling — but Americans don’t seem to be flinching
As markets whipsawed through a turbulent first quarter, American workers didn’t blink: They kept saving for retirement — even while
