Sending children back to school in new sneakers, jeans and T-shirts is likely to cost U.S. families significantly more this fall if the tariffs President Trump put on leading exporters take effect.
Economy Candy in New York City has gummies from Germany, lollipops from Spain, chocolates from Japan and a panoply of candies from across the U.S. They will all be affected by President Trump's tariffs.
Israel last month ended its ceasefire with Hamas and renewed its air and ground offensive, carrying out waves of strikes and seizing territory to pressure the militant group to accept a new deal for a truce and release of remaining hostages. It has also blocked the import of food, fuel and humanitarian aid for over a month to the coastal territory heavily reliant on outside assistance.
President Trump's tariff announcement triggered volatility across global markets, with Indian indices falling 2.6%. Analyst Preeti K. Chabra shares insights on Nifty, Bank Nifty, and sector-specific strategies, highlighting opportunities in banks, midcaps, and select options setups. Amid global uncertainty, disciplined hedging and defined-risk strategies are key as sentiment swings and technical breakdowns drive market direction.
Illinois and Cook County officials have spent more than $250 million after hiring a Texas company to overhaul outdated, error-ridden computer systems. The three projects are taking years and are mired in accusations of incompetence.
Despite mixed market conditions, Indias financial sector remained resilient in Q4 FY25, with 11.1% YoY credit growth and stable asset quality. Gold loans and vehicle financiers led the performance, while microfinance showed improving collections. With RBI rate cuts likely, FY26 is expected to see 12% credit growth. Shriram Finance and HDFC Bank emerge as top picks for investors.
As global markets reel from President Trump's historic tariff hikes, wiping out $8 trillion in value, Warren Buffett stands out by adding $12.7 billion to his fortune in 2025. While billionaires like Musk, Bezos, and Gates see steep losses, Buffetts pivot to Japanese trading houses lifts Berkshire Hathaway past $1.14 trillion in market cap, defying recession fears.
