Tariffs are coming, but Zebra Technologies is ready to dodge them. Here's how the strategic actions it took in response to the COVID-19 pandemic are paying off in unexpected ways.
Economic data released this past week didn't paint a rosy picture, raising concerns over the economy slipping into a recession. Given this uncertainty, cautious investors may want to look for dividend-paying stocks. Here are some stocks to consider.
In a recent post on Truth Social, President Trump claimed that the United States played a significantly larger role in winning both World Wars than its allies.
Anthony Scaramucci, who is known for his short stint as the White House communications director under Donald Trump, has opened up about his professional setbacks, including a significant loss due to a fraudulent act by Sam Bankman-Fried.
I understand why Affirm would consider Nevada or Texas as its new corporate home. However, there’s another state well worth considering in this regard. And that’s my home state of South Carolina.
In a busy SPAC week, digital marketing service provider Smart Digital and online distributor of insurance policies Yuanbao opened for trading. Smart Digital opened on May 2 at $5.45, while Yuanbao opened on April 30 at $21.66.
Trump to sign Take It Down Act targeting deepfake media, while easing tariffs on foreign parts for US vehicles. Apple reports strong earnings and considers shift to India amid China tariff pressures.
Sifting through the noise surrounding the trade war, it’s clear that a reordering of global trade is underway with the intent of reducing unsustainable imbalances.
Luke Lango predicts a major event on May 7 will trigger a flood of cash – as much as $7 trillion – to rush back into U.S. stocks. It’s a catalyst that could change the entire market dynamic and create a new summer “panic” of the sort not seen since 1997. And if the panic buying he describes does take off, several of my top long-term picks are certain to benefit.
