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JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon has emerged as a critical voice on President Donald Trump's tariff policies, acknowledging legitimate concerns while cautioning against excessive measures that could isolate the U.S. economy.
Palantir Technologies Inc. remains a stock to hold for the long term despite recent market volatility, with the potential to reach a $1 trillion valuation, according to Will McGough, director of investments at Prime Capital Financial.
Lyft Inc. CEO David Risher's leadership strategy, shaped by his decade working under tech titans Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, has propelled the ride-sharing company to record performance in 2024.
Tesla Inc. has reportedly instructed workers on Model Y and Cybertruck production lines at its Austin factory to stay home during Memorial Day week, marking an unusually extended break as the automaker grapples with declining deliveries.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin is sounding the alarm on President Donald Trump's tariff policies, warning they have "unleashed an era of crony capitalism" where the government picks winners and losers in the economy.
Cryptocurrency analyst Michaël van de Poppe identified a potentially significant market signal Friday, noting that altcoins could be poised for a dramatic recovery against Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC).
Texas lawmakers have passed legislation that would significantly reduce small shareholders' influence over corporations, potentially offering companies like Tesla Inc. a shield from legal challenges that have plagued them in Delaware.
Target's market value has plummeted from $129 billion in 2021 to $44 billion in 2025, a warning for ETF investors. Retail and dividend ETFs are at risk, with consumer attitudes, policy changes, and tariffs affecting Target's performance. Senator Shelley Moore Capito recently sold TGT shares.
