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May 06, 2025

Ford Halts Guidance, Warning of $1.5 Billion Tariff Hit

Following a similar action by GM late last week, Ford’s CEO told analysts, “We should just all expect to be a little bit patient during this time to see how these policies kind of work out.”

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Harley Pulls Earnings Guidance for 2025

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Where the Markets Stand as Trump Presidency Hits the 100-Day Mark

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U.S. Economy Contracts for First Time Since 2022

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Dollar Slump Sends Foreign Haven Currencies Up

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Fed Will Wait to Adjust Rates

House Proposes Legislation to Roll back ESG Investing

Trade Chaos Is Part of the Plan for Trump, Part of the Nightmare for Powell

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Pentegra Settles Second Claim in $38 Million Multiemployer 401(k) Excessive Fees Case

Ford Halts Guidance, Warning of $1.5 Billion Tariff Hit

Harley Pulls Earnings Guidance for 2025

Carrier Global Fully Mitigates Tariff Risk Through Price Increases

Where the Markets Stand as Trump Presidency Hits the 100-Day Mark

U.S. Economy Contracts for First Time Since 2022

Dollar Slump Sends Foreign Haven Currencies Up