Nasdaq ends in correction as U.S. stocks tumble on trade and economic jitters
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite closed in correction...
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite closed in correction territory for the first time in six months, as the sharp selloff in stocks resumed.
President Trump on Thursday added more items to a list of products from Canada and Mexico subject to a temporary pause on 25% tariffs that were implemented earlier this week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 430 points, or 1%, ending around 42,578, according to preliminary data.
Enbridge commits to boosting oil transport network
Enbridge will invest $1.38 billion through 2028 to expand by 300,000...
Enbridge will invest $1.38 billion through 2028 to expand by 300,000 barrels per day the capacity of its 3,000-mile Mainline crude oil system, a key conduit for moving Canadian crude to US refineries in the Midwest and Gulf Coast. The company also plans to expand the Express-Platte and Southern Lights pipelines and grow its US Gulf Coast infrastructure footprint to keep pace with rising crude exports.
$44B Alaska LNG project gains traction with Trump's push
President Donald Trump is doubling down on efforts to...
President Donald Trump is doubling down on efforts to jumpstart a much-delayed $44 billion natural gas pipeline and LNG export project in Alaska, touting interest from Japan, South Korea and other Asian nations as potential investors. The massive scale and cost of the project have hindered progress over the years, but the recent high-level engagements signal renewed momentum toward overcoming these obstacles.
As part of its cost-cutting efforts, the Trump administration is planning...
As part of its cost-cutting efforts, the Trump administration is planning to eliminate 80,000 jobs from the Department of Veterans Affairs, the agency that provides healthcare to veterans. Meanwhile, the IRS is expected to chop its workforce down to half its size, according to the New York Times, though the timing of those cuts is unclear with Tax Day looming. On the flip side, the CDC invited about 180 recently laid-off employees to come back to work.
US pauses intelligence sharing with Ukraine. The US...
US pauses intelligence sharing with Ukraine. The US has suspended its intelligence sharing with Ukraine, cutting off the flow of information that Ukraine has used to pinpoint the location of Russian troops and targets since the early months of the war. The move comes after the administration recently froze military aid following US peace talks with Russia that excluded Ukraine and an Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that devolved into a shouting match. But US officials hinted that the intelligence sharing could resume if Ukraine is willing to go along with the US’ efforts at a peace deal with Russia.
The US has been in direct talks with Hamas as the group’s ceasefire deal with Israel waivers, a departure from former US policy of not engaging directly with Hamas, which it designates as a terrorist organization. But it’s not necessarily a softening: Yesterday, President Trump posted what he called a “last warning” to Hamas to release the remaining hostages, saying he was giving Israel “everything it needs to finish the job.”
Disney is laying off ~6% of staff at its ABC News and Disney Entertainment Networks units and plans to shutter the polling site 538.
Germany’s incoming chancellor announced a deal to spend billions on defense and infrastructure in the EU’s largest economy.
The mayors of four major US cities were grilled by Republicans in Congress over designating their towns as “sanctuary cities” amid an immigration crackdown.
Rep. Sylvester Turner, a first-term Democrat from Texas, died at age 70 following a medical emergency after President Trump's address to Congress.
Digg is trying to reclaim its spot as the internet’s destination for aggregated content after its founder Kevin Rose teamed up with his former rival, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, to buy it back.
