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5 Types of Homes Expected To Plummet in Value by the End of 2025

5 Types of Homes Expected To Lose Value by the End of 2025

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Weakens in January Amid Economic Concerns

US consumer sentiment has weakened in January for the first time in six months amid concerns about the US labor market and potential higher prices for goods.

US Stock Futures Flat as Earnings, China Tariffs Weighed

US stock futures mixed as investors weigh earnings and Trump's China stance. Dow Jones (YM=F) futures down almost 0.3%, S&P 500 (ES=F) flat after hitting record high Thursday. Nasdaq 100 (NQ=F) contracts little changed.

Trump asks OPEC to lower oil prices, citing benefits for Ukraine war and US economy

Former US President Donald Trump urges Saudi Arabia and OPEC nations to increase oil production to reduce costs, alleviate pressure on Russia, and aid in ending the Ukraine war.

Asia's Emerging Markets Fight Dollar With Repatriations, FX Sales

Asian emerging markets deploy varied tools to counter strong dollar and Trump tariffs

Intel Seeks New CEO Amid Semiconductor Leadership Crisis

Intel races to find a CEO amid a strategic slump and a stock crash, with potential candidates including industry veterans and current insiders.

Asian Stocks Mixed as Trump's Tariff Comments Stoke Uncertainty

Asian stocks mixed after Trump's latest tariff comments; Nikkei up, Hang Seng down

Oil Falls on Trump's Energy and Trade Actions

Oil prices slide on Trump executive orders, trade war fears

Trump Announces $500B AI Infrastructure Investment

President Donald Trump announces investments worth up to $500 billion for infrastructure tied to artificial intelligence by a new partnership formed by OpenAI, Oracle and SoftBank.

Trump Directs Agencies to Assess China's Phase 1 Trade Deal Performance

President Trump directed federal agencies to assess the progress of China under the Phase 1 trade agreement signed in 2020, aiming to increase US exports by $200 billion. The deal included: China's commitment to purchase US goods and services, stronger IP protections, limitations on technology transfer pressure, currency agreement prohibiting competitive devaluations, and data transparency on exchange rates.