| ◆ Moody's downgrades United States credit rating, citing growth in government debt |
| ◆ Tech IPO market is finally showing signs of life |
| ◆ Tesla limits investors' ability to sue over breach of fiduciary duties |
| ◆ Nvidia, Cisco, Oracle and OpenAI are backing the UAE Stargate data center project |
| ◆ How much would a 100% 'Made in the USA' vehicle cost? It's complicated |
| ◆ Qatari cybertrucks, elite camels and trillion-dollar vows: Why Gulf countries are going all out for Trump's visit |
| ◆ Tesla adds longtime Chipotle executive Jack Hartung to board of directors |
| ◆ Supreme Court rules against Trump administration in Alien Enemies Act case |
| ◆ CoreWeave pops almost 60% this week on AI growth momentum, big Nvidia stake |
| ◆ Nvidia and Tesla ripped higher this week, boosted by Trump's Middle East tour |
| ◆ These are the forces that fueled Wall Street's big week - and why 1 group lagged behind |
| ◆ Cramer's week ahead: Jensen Huang keynote and retail earnings |
| ◆ SEC bitcoin hack case gets Alabama man sentenced to 14 months in prison |
| ◆ Anthropic closes $2.5 billion credit facility as Wall Street continues plunging money into AI boom |
| ◆ Trump says Comey called for 'assassination of the president' with '8647' Instagram post |
| ◆ Trump slams Supreme Court, Springsteen and Swift |
| ◆ Federal Reserve will reduce staff by 10% in coming years, Powell memo says |
| ◆ The low-end consumer is about to feel the pinch as Trump restarts student loan collections |
| ◆ Consumer sentiment slides to second-lowest on record as inflation expectations jump after tariffs |
| ◆ Nvidia says it is not sending GPU designs to China after reports of new Shanghai operation |
| ◆ Apple Pay services resolved after outage, company says |
| ◆ Boeing would avoid guilty plea, prosecution over 737 Max crashes in possible DOJ deal |
| ◆ The 'pause' in the China trade war is still feeding uncertainty, delays and high prices |
| ◆ Cable companies Charter and Cox agree to merge |
| ◆ China tariff 'stacking' pushes true cost of import taxes well above 30% on many consumer products |
| ◆ College majors with the best and worst job prospects - art history beats finance |
| ◆ Mark Cuban launches $750 million sports-focused private equity fund |
| ◆ Novogratz's Galaxy Digital opens trading on the Nasdaq at $23.50 per share |
| ◆ Apple blocks Fortnite App Store resubmission after court ruling, Epic Games says |
| ◆ Novo Nordisk ousts CEO as Wegovy maker faces growing competition |
| ◆ Big streamers argue at CRTC hearing they shouldn't have Canadian content obligations |
| ◆ Canada Post should end daily door-to-door delivery, allow part-time work on weekends, report recommends |
| ◆ China emerging as top customer for Canadian oil shipped via Trans Mountain Pipeline |
| ◆ The Liberals aren't tabling a budget. How does that affect the economy - and your wallet? |
| ◆ Strathcona Resources makes stock-and-cash takeover offer for MEG Energy |
| ◆ Canadian Tire to take over Hudson's Bay's iconic stripes, logos |
| ◆ The condo market is slowing down. Where are all the buyers? |
| ◆ Tariffs hitting shoppers in Canada and U.S., with some prices set to rise at Loblaw stores, Walmart |
| ◆ Will the Liberals' campaign promises help fix the housing crisis? |
| ◆ Enbridge sells stake in Westcoast pipeline to First Nations group |
| ◆ Union representing Air Canada's flight attendants files for conciliation as talks stall |
| ◆ Ontario, Manitoba agree to boost interprovincial trade, facing U.S. tariff crunch |
| ◆ GM, LG Energy Solution to make new, lower-cost battery cells for future EVs |
| ◆ Honda to postpone plans for EV plant in Canada for at least 2 years |
| ◆ U.S. car prices, consumer demand surge in April after tariffs hit |
| ◆ Several conferences relocate north of the border as Canadians refuse to travel to the U.S. |
| ◆ Canadian-resident return trips from the U.S. drop again for April, StatsCan data shows |
| ◆ U.S. and China agree to slash most tariffs for 90 days |
| ◆ These Canadian millionaires want higher taxes on the rich. Not everyone in their income bracket is so eager |
| ◆ Can machine-grown lettuce help cut Canada's reliance on U.S. greens? This farmer is betting on it |
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| ◆ U.S. Drillers Say Peak Shale Has Arrived |
| ◆ In a Trade War, Walmart Lacks Some of Amazon's Ammunition |
| ◆ U.S. Government Drops Lawsuit Against Southwest Airlines |
| ◆ Nvidia to Set Up Research Center in Shanghai, Maintaining Foothold in China |
| ◆ An Affair, a Murder and the Shattering of an Expat Dream |
| ◆ Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk |
| ◆ IEA Lifts Oil Demand View on Softer Tariff Impact, Lower Prices |
| ◆ Aramco Signs Deals With U.S. Companies With Potential Value of $90 Billion |
| ◆ U.S. Crude Oil Supplies Rise Unexpectedly |
| ◆ OPEC Signals Cautious Optimism on Trade, Holds Oil Demand Forecast |
| ◆ Woodside Suggests Aramco Could Join Louisiana LNG Project |
| ◆ This Air-Traffic Controller Just Averted a Midair Collision. Now He's Speaking Out. |
| ◆ Boeing, GE Aerospace Get Qatar Airways Order After Saudi AI Tech Deals |
| ◆ China Lifts Restrictions on Boeing Plane Deliveries |
| ◆ United CEO Reassures Customers That Newark Airport Is Safe |
| ◆ United Adds Caviar Service and Luxe Jammies in Race for Superpremium Travelers |
| ◆ Charter, Cox Merge in Megadeal Amid Escalating War With Wireless |
| ◆ Dick's Sporting Goods to Buy Foot Locker for $2.4 Billion |
| ◆ Greencore Makes Firm $1.6 Billion Offer for Bakkavor |
| ◆ Eni in Talks to Sell Plenitude Stake to Ares for Up to $2.3 Billion |
| ◆ Samsung Electronics to Buy Germany's FlaktGroup |
| ◆ America's Love Affair With Posh British Cars Is Under Threat Despite Trade Deal |
| ◆ Baidu Eyes European Debut for Driverless Taxi |
| ◆ Nissan Motor Posts More Than $4.5 Billion Loss, to Cut 20,000 Jobs |
| ◆ Renault Expects $2.44 Billion Hit From Nissan's Restructure |
| ◆ House Bill Would Scrap EV Tax Credit |
| ◆ For Luxury Brands, There Are No Replacements as China and the U.S. Falter |
| ◆ Cartier Parent Richemont Posts Higher Sales on Jewelry Boost |
| ◆ Walmart's Price Hikes Open Door to Increases From 'Everybody Else' |
| ◆ Walmart Becomes Biggest Retailer Yet to Pass Through Tariff Price Increases |
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