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Stock Market Today: Dow off 100 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq head higher as Trump plans chips tariffs that include key exemptions; Apple extends rally
Investors were focused on President Trump's tariff policy on Thursday as the president unveiled plans for new chips tariffs that included exemptions for companies building in the U.S., or that have committed to build.
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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slide as tariffs kick in, Trump signals chip carveout
US stocks fell on Thursday as President Trump's sweeping tariffs hit dozens of US trade partners after his self-imposed deadline for countries to strike deals expired. Meanwhile, Trump also previewed coming chip tariffs,
US stocks pushed higher on Wednesday amid another batch of corporate earnings and as President Trump's new deadline to impose ...
Wedbush analyst reiterates Apple as Outperform, sees $100B US investment as strategic move to ease tensions and secure growth ...
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Apple stock is gaining ground today after CEO Tim Cook announced at the White House yesterday that his company will be investing another $100 billion to strengthen its U.S. manufacturing base. The ...
Apple stock was climbing again on Thursday after the company announced a sizable increased investment in the U.S.—which some Wall Street analysts believe was a smart step for the iPhone maker amid ...
Apple stock (NASDAQ: AAPL) jumped about 5.5% on Wednesday, riding a wave of positive market sentiment and fresh corporate ...
Apple has now committed more capital to US manufacturing than any other company this year. With its latest announcement at the White House, the tech giant has pledged $600 billion over four years as ...
Apple gains 3.3% after Trump’s new tax law and tariff exemptions drive massive investment boom. Here’s what’s behind the ...
Corning and Coherent gain as Apple pledges $600B US investment; analysts see upside from manufacturing expansion and foldable ...
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