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U.S. Stocks Rebound Despite New Trump Tariffs on Chinese Goods
China threatens to retaliate with new tariffs on coal and liquified natural gas, as well as an antitrust investigation into Google. Plus: U.S. automakers bounce back after Trump delayed tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Palantir stock surges on news of strong quarterly revenue. And Spotify announces it had its first-ever full year of profitability. Danny Lewis reports.
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RFK Jr. on Track to Lead Health Department After Clearing Committee Vote
Plus: Labor Department says the share of Americans who quit their jobs each month has fallen below prepandemic levels. Spotify reports its first full-year of profits. Ariana Aspuru hosts.
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Beijing Hits Back at Trump
Plus: The Trump administration weighs a plan to dismantle the Education Department. And, El Salvador offers to accept deportees from the U.S. Luke Vargas hosts.
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U.S. Stocks Fall as Trump Trade War Threats Rattle Investors
U.S. automakers were some of the biggest losers from the tariff negotiations. Apple shares fall amid concerns about China-made hardware. And stock in avocado companies fell despite new tariffs on Mexico being put on hold. Danny Lewis reports.
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President Trump Agreed to Put Mexico Tariffs on Hold for One Month
Plus: Investors adjust as Trump tariffs hit U.S. stocks. Trump administration closes headquarters of U.S. foreign-assistance agency. Ariana Aspuru hosts.
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