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Trump cashed in with 327 stock purchases just before he sent the market soaring by pausing tariffs: disclosure

The purchases were made on April 8, 2025, six days after Trump initiated a global trade war and day before he posted on Truth Social: “THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO BUY!!!”

The Independent UK · Jul 3

Corporate America Is Backing Trump's Freedom 250 Celebration. But Questions Over Funding Are Growing In Congress.

A growing dispute over Freedom 250 and America250 has placed fundraising, corporate influence and the administration's role in the nation's semiquincentennial celebrations under renewed focus.

International Business Times · Jul 3

Inside The 927-Page Disclosure: Why Trump's 'Inside Information' Remark Has Ethics Watchdogs On Edge

President Trump's casual remark about his sons having 'inside information' has triggered fresh conflict of interest questions following a 927-page financial disclosure showing £1.1bn in crypto income.

International Business Times UK · Jul 3

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ECB President Lagarde Hints At Major Move Into French Politics That Could See Her Early Departure From The Post

ECB President Christine Lagarde could leave her post before her tenure ends ahead of the French presidential elections.

International Business Times · Jul 3

Trump is already causing a headache for his new Fed chairman, saying the central bank's board is 'hostile' and 'doing the wrong thing'

Trump claimed the board is "a little hostile" toward new Fed Chairman Warsh.

Fortune · Jul 3

'Something has gone completely wrong': Palantir CEO rants on live television about his problems with the AI business model: 'Why are they charging for tokens if it's so valuable?'

Alex Karp seems convinced that AI companies are selling AI wrong.

PC Gamer · Jul 3

'Just about everything we need': Trump claims Iran has accepted nearly all US conditions

US President Donald Trump claimed Iran has accepted nearly all American demands in ongoing nuclear talks. He asserted that US military strikes have completely devastated Iran's armed forces and economy, leaving the nation in a severely weakened position while Washington maintains total control over the diplomatic negotiations.

The Economic Times · Jul 3

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Trump claims there’s ‘nothing illegal’ with earning over $1B from crypto while in office

The Trump family’s crypto business now makes up a large portion of the president’s income

The Independent UK · Jul 3

Stocks Saw a Positive Sign In a Weak Jobs Report. They Were Mixed Anyway.

Stocks were mixed on Thursday as the Dow Jones climbed to a new record and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped more than 1%, dragged by chipmakers.

International Business Times · Jul 2

Amazon could follow in Apple's footsteps by building its own processors — here's what that means for future Kindles and Fire TVs

A supply analyst is claiming that Amazon is looking to bring processor design in-house to save money.

Tom’s Guide · Jul 2

Tesla Reported Production Levels that Exceeded Expectations. Its Stock Is Sinking Anyway.

Tesla said it delivered 480,126 vehicles during the second quarter of 2026, well above analysts' expectations of roughly 406,600 vehicles. Its stock dropped on Thursday anyway.

International Business Times · Jul 2

Dear SpaceX Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for July 7

SpaceX will join the Nasdaq-100 on July 7, triggering forced buying from index funds.

Barchart · Jul 2

Robinhood Says AI Agents Will Soon Match Human Traders. Its CEO Wants Wall Street's Tools in Everyday Investors' Hands

Robinhood is accelerating its push into artificial intelligence, with CEO Vlad Tenev saying AI agents are moving closer to performing the same trading functions as human investors.

International Business Times · Jul 2

The Trump Administration Has Been Talking About Having a Stake In OpenAI. The Company Reportedly Made An Offer.

OpenAI has reportedly discussed giving the U.S. government a minority stake worth more than $42 billion as political oversight of advanced AI accelerates.

International Business Times · Jul 2

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International Business Times · Jul 2

The Economy Added Fewer Jobs Than Expected. It Could Be a Boon For Wall Street

Stocks, however, reversed gains on Thursday after the latest job report showed a decline in hirings in June.

International Business Times · Jul 2

Meta's Stock Jumped After Announcing a New Business Venture. But Analysts Warn There Is a Caveat

Analysts are warning that Meta's new venture into cloud infrastructure could provide smaller margins than its lucrative ad business.

TechRadar · Jul 2

‘Something has gone completely wrong’: Palantir CEO Alex Karp slams OpenAI, says AI industry is "effing insane"

Palantir CEO Alex Karp hits out at Anthropic and OpenAI in heated interview.

The Economic Times · Jul 2

Palantir CEO slams OpenAI, Anthropic's token model

Palantir CEO Alex Karp has slammed the token-based pricing of AI giants like OpenAI and Anthropic, arguing businesses are wasting money without clear returns. Karp said companies are now moving away from simply buying more tokens and are instead focussing on whether their AI spending delivers a clear return on…

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Benzinga · Jul 2

Jim Cramer Calls TJX 'a Buy' as an 'Inventory Play,' Says Walmart Seems 'Cheap'

CNBC’s Jim Cramer has flagged TJX Companies Inc. (NYSE:TJX) as "a buy" due to its strong position as an "inventory play," while simultaneously noting that retail giant Walmart Inc. (NASDAQ:WMT) "seems cheap" following a recent stock dip.

The Economic Times · Jul 1

Dow Jones hits record intraday high before closing lower, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fall - here’s why US stock market started July in red

US stock market today July 1: US markets experienced a mixed trading day as the Dow Jones briefly hit a new intraday record before retreating. Profit-taking in semiconductor stocks led to a decline in the Nasdaq. This comes after a strong first half for US equities, with investors continuing a…

International Business Times · Jul 1

Companies Cut Jobs for AI Efficiency Gains. Many Are Now Bringing Them Back.

Surveys show a rising number of employers are rehiring staff after discovering AI systems still require human oversight and intervention.

International Business Times · Jul 1

Tech Led The Market Again, But America's Biggest Companies Weren't The Biggest Winners.

Technology stocks remained among the strongest performers during the first six months of 2026, but the biggest gains came from companies outside the United States.

International Business Times · Jul 1

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Refused To Say What The Fed Will Do In Its Next Meeting, But Did Provide a Key Hint.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh declined to give guidance about the central bank's next decision on interest rates but did say inflation is running too high.

International Business Times UK · Jul 1

UK Energy Bills Rise 13% From Today as Experts Urge a Mid-Year Money Check

UK energy bills rise 13% from 1 July as Ofgem lifts the price cap. Advisers explain how to run a mid-year money check as inflation persists.

Benzinga · Jul 1

Hillary Clinton Escalates Trump Criticism, Cites Reports Linking Stock Purchases to Federal ICE Contract Decisions: 'Unprecedented Corruption'

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton escalated her criticism of President Donald Trump on social media, citing news reports that raise questions about potential conflicts of interest tied to stock trades and government contracts.

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