Sandisk, ASML, and More Chip Stocks Hit China Roadblocks
Sandisk and other chip stocks sink as China plays the role of industry disrupter on Monday.
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Trump Delays Iran Operation, Sending Oil Prices Below $90
The price of crude was dropping sharply alongside oil-related stocks after President Donald Trump paused a major escalation in the military campaign against Iran.
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U.S. Durable-Goods Orders Rose Less Than Expected in June
Total orders for durable goods, which comprise goods meant to last three years or more, increased in June by 0.3% to $334.8 billion, compared with a 4% decrease in May.
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German Business Sentiment Improves, Shrugging Off Middle East Uncertainties
Confidence among firms picked up a little this month, though the roller-coaster ride of oil prices in recent weeks suggested the recovery could be fragile.
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Big Companies Are Starting to Hire Again, Defying Predictions of AI Wipeout
After a year of holding back on new hires, companies from tech and transportation to defense now say they need more people to work alongside AI.
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Investors May Pay a Price for the Fed's Zipped Lip
The Federal Reserve has stopped giving clues to its policy path under its new Chairman, Kevin Warsh. The result could be more volatility in asset prices and market expectations.
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BOE to Hold Rates, But Flag Possible Move if War Continues
Compared to its peers, the U.K. has seen little inflation impact from the conflict.
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Indonesia Central Bank Chief Resigns Unexpectedly
The latest leadership change under the Prabowo administration could stoke worries about central bank independence and economic policymaking in Southeast Asia's largest nation.
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Main Street Banks Are a Cheaper Way to Play the AI Banking Boom
A pivot to the kind of business bolstering Wall Street titans can help regional players weather rising yields.
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What Trump's Latest Tariffs Mean for the American Economy
The president has replaced expiring tariffs with a host of new ones. Here is what to expect.
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The 'Unsettled' Vibe That's Creeping Through the Markets
Stocks face major tests this week from tech earnings and the Federal Reserve rate decision.
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Back to School Spending Expected to Set Records Despite Bargain Hunting
Kids are heading back to the classroom, and the retailer trade group expects spending on supplies to hit a record $146.8 billion, more than Mother's and Father's Day, Easter, and the Super Bowl combined.
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Another Bubble Warning: Paying More for the Same Stock in Different Places
The huge premium between SK Hynix's American and South Korean shares shouldn't happen in markets.
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July 27, 2026 13:00 ET (17:00 GMT)
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