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    • US hits China with tariffs, China retaliates

      US hits China with tariffs, China retaliates

      Trump moved the U.S. to the edge of a trade war with China by announcing tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese imports.Read More »

      • Trumponomics: A great time for a trade war

        Trumponomics: A great time for a trade war

      • Baiju Bhatt on the top two problems start-ups face

        Baiju Bhatt on the top two problems start-ups face

      • How Domino’s came up with the idea to fix roads

        How Domino’s came up with the idea to fix roads

    • CNBC•2 days ago

      Suze Orman says this is how much money you should have in your emergency fund

      If you're trying to get your financial house in order, any number of experts will tell you the same thing: Build up an emergency fund of at least three to six months' worth of living expenses. "They're idiots," Orman said at the 2017 eMerge Americas conference, answering a question about how much to keep in your emergency fund. A million potential scenarios could drain your savings without warning, so it's better to have at least eight to 12 months' worth of living expenses squirreled away.

    • 3 of the Best AI Stocks to Buy Right Now
      InvestorPlace•14 hours ago

      3 of the Best AI Stocks to Buy Right Now

      Remember when cloud computing became the hot new buzzword on Wall Street? While this industry continues to expand, another new term is being spun around financial blogs, Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) and weekly magazines: artificial intelligence. First thing’s first: artificial intelligence uses machine learning, deep learning and other processes that allow computers to perform tasks that generally require human intelligence.

      • Most Deepfake Videos Have One Glaring Flaw
        Most Deepfake Videos Have One Glaring Flaw
        Gizmodo
      • RTB House Wins The AIconics Award in Best Application of AI for Sales & Marketing
        MarketWatch
    • Ex-Tesla employees reveal the cryptic ways they learned they were getting laid off (TSLA)
      Business Insider•yesterday

      Ex-Tesla employees reveal the cryptic ways they learned they were getting laid off (TSLA)

      Former employees told Business Insider they were surprised by the layoffs. This week, Tesla is laying off about 9% of its employees in an effort to cut costs and eliminate redundancies, CEO Elon Musk said in an email to employees that he shared on Twitter on Tuesday. The move came as a surprise to some employees, who told Business Insider they were given no advance notice about the possibility of being laid off.

      • Tesla: Where Did All Those Pre-Orders Go?
        Tesla: Where Did All Those Pre-Orders Go?
        barrons.com
      • Tesla's Solar Business Is in Trouble
        Tesla's Solar Business Is in Trouble
        The Motley Fool
    • The mysterious trader known as '50 Cent' appears to be back betting on more stock market chaos
      Business Insider•yesterday

      The mysterious trader known as '50 Cent' appears to be back betting on more stock market chaos

      The mysterious volatility trader known as "50 Cent" appears to have made some new bets this week that the stock market will see turbulence over the summer. The trades match a growing sentiment across Wall Street that the stock market could be in for a rocky ride over the next few months. Known for his consistent purchases of bite-size Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) options — usually costing about 50 cents — the trader has historically positioned himself to profit from market turbulence.

    • Qualcomm extends cash tender offer to buy NXP shares
      Reuters•20 hours ago

      Qualcomm extends cash tender offer to buy NXP shares

      (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc has extended by a week its cash tender offer to buy all shares of NXP Semiconductors NV for $44 billion, the chipmaker said on Friday. The offer is now scheduled to expire on June 22, the latest in a series of extensions

      • Qualcomm-NXP Deal Said to Receive Chinese Regulatory Approval
        Qualcomm-NXP Deal Said to Receive Chinese Regulatory Approval
        Bloomberg Video
      • Qualcomm extends tender offer of NXP shares for at least the 25th time
        MarketWatch
    • InvestorPlace•11 hours ago

      Investors Should Follow Buffett Into Phillips 66 Stock

      Warren Buffett clearly knows his way around the stock market. There’s no reason to go over America’s favorite value investor’s history of great returns and generating gains for Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.A, NYSE:BRK.B). The key for Buffett’s and Berk’s success comes down to buying companies with large economic moats that generate huge amounts of rising cash flows.

    • CNBC•9 hours ago

      Cramer's lightning round: Tandem Diabetes is one of the hottest stocks I've ever seen

      It's that time again! "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rang the lightning round bell, which means he gave his take on callers' favorite stocks at rapid speed. Tandem Diabetes Care TNDM : "This is one of the hottest stocks I've ever seen.

    • Theranos Founder Holmes Is Out as CEO of Scandal-Ridden Startup
      Bloomberg•11 hours ago

      Theranos Founder Holmes Is Out as CEO of Scandal-Ridden Startup

      Elizabeth Holmes, who founded blood-testing company Theranos Inc. only to watch it unravel amid revelations that her main product was a fraud, has stepped down as chief executive officer. After the testing device that Holmes claimed would be able run hundreds of medical tests on a single drop of blood was shown not to work, Holmes was barred from running a clinical company by U.S. regulators, was sued by investors, and the company let go many of its employees. Holmes will keep her role as chair of the board, Theranos said in a statement Friday.

      • UPDATE 3-Theranos founder Holmes, former president indicted for fraud
        CNBC.com
      • Two former Roadrunner Transportation executives charged with fraud:...
        Two former Roadrunner Transportation executives charged with fraud:...
        Reuters
    • AT&T CEO: We’ll launch free mobile 'skinny' bundle next w...
      CNBC Videos•19 hours ago

      AT&T CEO: We’ll launch free mobile 'skinny' bundle next w...

      Randall Stephenson, AT&T Chairman and CEO, speaks with CNBC's "Squawk Box" following the telecom giant's big court victory in its merger with Time Warner.

      • Time Warner Gets a New Name: WarnerMedia
        Time Warner Gets a New Name: WarnerMedia
        The Daily Beast
      • Watch Time Warner Chief Jeff Bewkes Bid Farewell To Staff
        Watch Time Warner Chief Jeff Bewkes Bid Farewell To Staff
        Deadline
    • China Targets U.S. Farm Imports With Tariffs on Soybeans, Corn
      Bloomberg•13 hours ago

      China Targets U.S. Farm Imports With Tariffs on Soybeans, Corn

      Trade tensions between the U.S. and China ratcheted higher after the Asian nation said it will follow through on plans to levy tariffs on a range of American farm goods including soybeans and corn. An additional 25 percent tariff will levied on about $50 billion of U.S. imports, China’s Ministry of Finance said Saturday in a statement on its website. Tariffs on about $34 billion of those imports will start July 6, covering agricultural products including: soy, corn, wheat, rice, sorghum, beef, pork, poultry, fish, dairy products, nuts and vegetables.

      • Trump's tariffs: What they are and how China is responding
        Trump's tariffs: What they are and how China is responding
        Associated Press
      • Global stocks fall, dollar hits seven-month high as U.S. readies China tariffs
        Business Standard India
    • Just Stop Worrying Already and Buy Bank of America Corp Stock
      InvestorPlace•17 hours ago

      Just Stop Worrying Already and Buy Bank of America Corp Stock

      Last year was a good great one for Bank of America Corp (NYSE:BAC) shareholders. BAC stock was up a little more than 40% in 2017, following 2016’s 60% advance. While the market’s up roughly 4% year-to-date thanks to the recent recovery, BAC stock is barely at a break-even, with shares of the mega-bank simply not riding the recent bullish wave.

      • Financial stocks falls as Treasury yields drop below pre-Fed-rate-hike levels
        MarketWatch
      • How Technology Spending Is Helping Bank of America
        How Technology Spending Is Helping Bank of America
        Market Realist
    • OK, I’ll Say It. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Stock Is Beyond Overextended
      InvestorPlace•17 hours ago

      OK, I’ll Say It. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Stock Is Beyond Overextended

      AMD stock is up at least 30% for you, and if you stepped in at the early April low, you’re sitting on 66% gain. Advanced Micro Devices shares may look and feel red hot right now, but the rally’s carried AMD stock a little too far, too fast, and a pullback is nigh.

    • InvestorPlace•15 hours ago

      General Electric Company’s Dividend Will Be Fine … Probably

      Just a few days ago, J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa suggested industrial giant General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) should be — if it wasn’t — mulling the possibility of yet another dividend cut. Of all the ways the company could allocate its operating cash flow in its present situation, sustaining the dividend payout seems to make the least mathematical sense.

    • Boeing (BA) Wins $1.5B Navy Deal for F/A and E/A18 Aircraft
      Zacks•12 hours ago

      Boeing (BA) Wins $1.5B Navy Deal for F/A and E/A18 Aircraft

      The Boeing Company BA recently won a $1.52 billion contract to provide system configuration sets and associated services for life-cycle upgrading of the F/A-18A/B, C/D, E/F and EA-18G aircraft. The deal will cater to the U.S. Navy and foreign military

    • Should You Buy These 3 Red-Hot Chinese Stocks?
      InvestorPlace•2 days ago

      Should You Buy These 3 Red-Hot Chinese Stocks?

      Chinese stocks have been hot over the past few weeks, turning a lot of investors’ heads. While Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) breaking to new highs and JD.Com Inc(ADR) (NASDAQ:JD) ripping higher from critical support have been promising, a new

    • These are the surging tech stocks to buy right now, techn...
      CNBC Videos•yesterday

      These are the surging tech stocks to buy right now, techn...

      3 tech stocks to buy at highs. With Todd Gordon, TradingAnalysis.com, CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders, Tim Seymour, David Seaburg, Brian Kelly and Guy Adami.

      • Final Trade: CX, ADBE & more
        Final Trade: CX, ADBE & more
        CNBC Videos
      • Are the trade war dips a buying opportunity?
        Are the trade war dips a buying opportunity?
        CNBC Videos
    • TheStreet.com•yesterday

      9 Stocks Goldman Sachs Thinks Will Blow Wall Street's Performance Away in 2019

      2018 is just about over, in the minds of some investors. "We expect investors will soon look past 2018 and focus on 2019 growth," says Goldman Sachs strategist David Kostin. "For many years, beginning in July investors would start to value stocks

    • Apple, Qualcomm Hearing Hinges on 5G and National Security
      Bloomberg•12 hours ago

      Apple, Qualcomm Hearing Hinges on 5G and National Security

      Apple Inc. must persuade a U.S. trade judge that iPhones containing Intel Corp. chips should be allowed into the country, even if they infringe a Qualcomm Inc. patent. Staff lawyers with the ITC recommended that Judge Thomas Pender rule that Apple violated one of three Qualcomm patents -- for a battery-saving feature.

    • TheStreet.com•16 hours ago

      3 Fierce Chinese Tech Stocks to Trade Right Now

      Don't be scared to trade China. As the trade war volatility escalates between the U.S. and China, Trump has added more fuel to fire with his latest offensive to 'restrict control exports of industrially significant technology'. Chinese e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba has eclipsed the headlines for all the right reasons.

    • MarketWatch•9 hours ago

      Nvidia to replace Time Warner in S&P 100

      Nvidia Corp. will replace Time Warner Inc. in the S&P 100 index prior to the opening bell on June 20, S&P Dow Jones Indices said late Friday. Nvdia stock was flat in after hours trading and closed down 0.6% to $265.26 during the regular session. The

    • Barrons.com•17 hours ago

      Big Biotech Set for Earnings Blowout?

      Earlier this year, Oppenheimer's Hartaj Singh argued that earnings expectations were too high for big biotech companies heading into the first-quarter reporting season. Ahead of the reports, due out in mid-July, Singh argues that fundamentals for large-cap biotech, as well as sector sentiment are "slowly but surely improving," leading him to believe that the stocks could outperform, led by Gilead Sciences (GILD), Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN), and Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX). For Gilead, he's upbeat about a more stable pricing environment for hepatitis C treatments, while investors are getting more interested in the company's "budding" immunology and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) franchises, setting up an attractive risk-reward profile going into the second quarter.  Alexion reported "stellar" first-quarter earnings, and Singh sees another strong quarter ahead, and he wonders "when the Street will start giving management credit for relentless execution." Vertex is one of his favorite large-cap biotechs, and he sees a good report ahead, along with an update about the progress of its cystic-fibrosis drugs.

    • Trump May Have Built Enough Goodwill to Press Forward with Tariffs Against China
      FX Empire•22 hours ago

      Trump May Have Built Enough Goodwill to Press Forward with Tariffs Against China

      Investors appear to be bracing for a “risk-off” session amid chatter that U.S. President Donald Trump will press ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese products. According to a report from Reuters, President Trump is expected to announce today “pretty significant action” in tariffs on Chinese goods worth around $50 billion. Some are saying that Trump is leveraging his denuclearization deal earlier in the week with North Korea against China, perhaps feeling he doesn’t need them to negotiate with the rogue nation.

      • White House announces new tariffs on China
        White House announces new tariffs on China
        CBS News Videos
      • TREASURIES-Bond prices gain as China tariffs provoke trade war fears
        CNBC.com
    • U.S.News & World Report•2 days ago

      3 Tips to Chart Your Own Map to Retirement

      When it comes to retirement planning, working Americans are primarily on their own -- pensions are a thing of the past and the future of Social Security is increasingly uncertain. As the retirement landscape continues to change, so do Americans' expectations about this phase of life. Many of the pre-retirees we speak to say they're not interested in following an established retirement road map and want to stay professionally engaged.

    • InvestorPlace•15 hours ago

      The Issue That Will Bring Twitter Inc Back to Earth

      Micro-blogging social media company Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) has seen an impressive rally over the past year. TWTR stock rose to $45 per share in a matter of months after investors started to see some potential from the little blue bird when it finally returned to profitability during the final quarter of 2017. While some are calling for TWTR to make its way above $50, I’m not so optimistic.

    • TheStreet.com•2 days ago

      Four Stocks Poised for Big Gains: Cramer's 'Off the Charts'

      With a stock market that's been picking up steam for quite some time, finding reasonable places to invest is challenging. Moreno has several picks he feels are ready to move higher, starting with United States Steel Corp. The steelmaker's stock has been trading sideways despite President Trump's imposition of steel tariffs on imports.

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