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China has reportedly resumed accepting Boeing Co. aircraft deliveries after a month-long pause, following a significant trade breakthrough with the United States. The development comes as both nations attempt to ease tensions and steady economic ties.
Dave Ramsey says saving $100 a month at 12% interest for 40 years can make you a millionaire. U.S. life expectancy data proves most savers can enjoy it.
President Donald Trump referred to the European Union as "nastier than China" in Monday's press briefing during the signing of an executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices.
The FTC accuses Amazon of concealing evidence in an antitrust case. Thousands of documents were wrongly labeled as protected, showing a pattern of misleading tactics.
Economist and market commentator Peter Schiff projected Monday that the next Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) pullback would trigger an unrealized loss for Michael Saylor-led Strategy Inc.
Nouriel Roubini, the Iranian-American economist known as "Dr. Doom" for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, declared that former President Donald Trump "blinked and chickened out" in his trade confrontation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Apple is reportedly adding an AI-powered battery optimization tool to iOS 19 to extend battery life ahead of launching a thinner iPhone 17 with a smaller battery this fall.
The Official Trump (CRYPTO: TRUMP) meme coin project shortlisted the top 220 holders eligible for an exclusive dinner with President Donald Trump on Monday, with top wallets linked to foreign entities.
A fire at an abandoned multi-story mattress warehouse near West Baltimore station on Monday evening has suspended all regional rail service, affecting thousands of commuters. Amtrak halted trains between Washington, D.C., and Wilmington, including BWI Airport connections, while MARC commuter lines also face disruptions.
Activist investor Elliott Investment Management scored a victory on Monday when Institutional Shareholder Services recommended investors elect all four of Elliott's director nominees to the Phillips 66 board, bolstering the hedge fund's campaign for strategic changes at the oil refiner.
House Republicans on Monday introduced legislation to eliminate the electric vehicle tax credit and repeal fuel efficiency rules, potentially disrupting billions in automaker investments amid growing industry concerns about abrupt policy changes.
On Monday, macro strategist Craig Shapiro shared his views on X, commenting on the narrowing odds of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve following the de-escalation of the trade war with China.
Alibaba and JD.com are pouring billions into ultra-fast delivery and steep discounts—like nearly free coffee—to win over cost-conscious Chinese consumers as traditional e-commerce growth slows.
On Monday, Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers shared highlights on his X account from his appearance on CNN's "The Arena," where he discussed the Trump administration's move to back off from its "extremely punitive" tariff regime against China.
U.S. stock markets experienced a robust rally today, with the Nasdaq surging over 4% and the S&P 500 climbing by 3.26%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also saw a significant rise of 2.8%. These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors throughout the day:
Coinbase Global Inc., America's largest crypto exchange, is set to join the S&P 500, replacing Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS) in the benchmark index, according to a Monday announcement.
Andy Samberg once revealed that Mark Zuckerberg personally set up his private Facebook account and remains his only friend — a lighthearted story resurfacing as the Meta CEO turns 41 and reflects on a career marked by tech triumphs, public scrutiny, and a $1.6 trillion empire.
