Trump pauses tariffs for 90 days, boosting markets, but increases taxes on Chinese imports, escalating tensions with China.
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Social Security Backs Off Controversial In-Person Verification Rule
Social Security drops in-person ID rule, allowing most seniors to verify identity by phone starting April 14.
Novartis Plans $23 Billion US Buildout as Pharma Faces Pressure From Trump
Novartis plans a $23 billion U.S. expansion to boost drug production and counter potential import tariffs.
IRS Head Resigns Following Controversial ICE Data-Sharing Agreement
IRS Acting Commissioner Melanie Krause resigns following controversy over a deal allowing ICE access to taxpayer data for deportation efforts.
Cal-Maine Hit with DOJ Antitrust Probe Amid Record Egg Prices
Cal-Maine Foods is under DOJ investigation amid soaring egg prices, with shares dropping 4% following the news.
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Thousands of Obamacare users may face unexpected tax bills due to fraudulent enrollments and potential premium changes this tax season.
The Keystone pipeline shutdown could disrupt fuel supplies and drive up gas and diesel prices across the Midwest.
Vietnam Seeks Tariff Relief, Plans to Deepen US Trade Ties With Military Purchases
Microsoft surpasses Apple as the world's most valuable company after tariffs trigger a sharp drop in Apple's stock.
Elon Musk slams Peter Navarro amid Tesla stock slump, deepening feud over trade and tariffs.
Senator Mark Warner warns that Trump's extension for ByteDance to divest TikTok's U.S. assets may violate the 2024 law and jeopardize national security.
Trump orders a new review of Nippon Steel's $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel after Biden blocked the deal over national security concerns.
US tech companies are unknowingly funding North Korea's weapons program through a scam involving fake hires posing as American engineers.
