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Trump widens trade war with Canada beyond tariffs. Here’s what to know.
Listen to article • 0:00 min TORONTO — The United States sharply escalated its trade war with Canada on Tuesday, banning some Canadian dairy products and motorcycles as well as most alcoholic beverages after retaliatory Canadian tariffs took effect on about $20 billion in U.S. goods. U.S. President Donald Trump also moved to shut Canadian products…
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Everpure will join the S&P 500 on Sept. 21
The artificial intelligence infrastructure build-out has created a tremendous need for memory and storage products. Micron Technology and Sandisk have benefited greatly for that demand, both in terms of revenue growth and share price appreciation. But there are other ways investors can play the memory and storage supercycle. For instance, Everpure (P +1.64%) is a…
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Your mutual fund is meeting its goal. Should you still switch? Radhika Gupta explains
The problem, she said, starts when investors begin comparing their fund’s performance with the latest market winner. “Most investors start with an absolute goal,” Gupta wrote. “I need 10% returns. I need to retire comfortably. I need my money to beat inflation and grow.” According to Gupta, if the fund delivers the expected returns and…
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Is Tesla Stock a Buy in September 2026?
Tesla (TSLA +3.98%) just took a major step toward the future investors have been waiting for. The Cybercab, Tesla’s self-driving taxi, is no longer a concept on a stage. Tesla has begun offering paying customers in Austin, Texas, the opportunity to ride in its steering-wheel-free, pedal-free autonomous vehicles. That makes this an interesting moment for…
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Palantir vs. Tesla: Which AI Stock Should You Buy?
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) are increasingly being described as artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. That’s true. But it can also be misleading. Tesla is trying to put AI into the physical world: cars that drive themselves, Robotaxis that transport passengers, humanoid robots that perform physical work, and energy systems that increasingly rely…
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Is your mutual fund sitting on too much cash? Experts explain what the cash level actually tells you
A rise in a mutual fund’s cash allocation can easily be mistaken for a warning that the fund manager expects the stock market to fall. But experts say investors should not treat the cash figure as a direct market call. Cash may build up for several operational reasons, including fresh inflows awaiting deployment, money required…
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US-Canada trade war threatens economic fallout in key midterm states
Barters Island Bees, a honey seller in Maine with flavors like “Gentle Ginger” and “Blueberry Lemon,” grew year after year — until a trade dispute broke out between the United States and Canada, chief executive Garret Denniston said. Sales shrank last year after a drop-off in Canadian tourists hammered business at farmers’ markets and fairs,…
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Your mutual fund is underperforming. Should you switch to another fund or wait?
A fund lagging its peers may not always warrant an exit. Here’s what to check before switching. <!– –> Representative Image: Should you switch to another fund or wait Don’t switch funds based on short-term underperformance. Assess fund performance over 3-5 years vs. benchmark. Consider portfolio fit, not just recent top performers. Did our AI…
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Trump widens trade war with Canada beyond tariffs. Here’s what to know
TORONTO (AP) — The United States sharply escalated its trade war with Canada on Tuesday, banning some Canadian dairy products and motorcycles as well as most alcoholic beverages after retaliatory Canadian tariffs took effect on about $20 billion in U.S. goods. U.S. President Donald Trump also moved to shut Canadian products out of large, long-term…
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White House Bans Some Canadian Dairy And Alcohol Imports, Escalating Trade War
Topline The White House announced a ban on the imports of some dairy, alcohol and other products from Canada on Tuesday night, escalating a trade war against the neighboring country after it imposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods worth $20 billion in response to a 50% levy on a range of goods imposed by President…