These stocks struggled as of late, but appear positioned for a turnaround.
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Trump pledges ‘economic force’ to turn Canada into the 51st state, threatens steep tariffs on Canada and Mexico
It no longer sounds like a joke
Trump Says He’ll Use ‘Economic Force’ to Make Canada the 51st U.S. State
It no longer sounds like a joke
Bitcoin hits record high after seven-week rally as MicroStrategy buys more and Trump-era optimism boosts the market
The pace of gains for the cryptocurrency, however, has cooled, which could indicate that ‘a pullback may be coming’
Bitcoin soars to a record high after seven-week rally, lifted by Trump’s crypto stance and MicroStrategy purchases
The pace of gains for the cryptocurrency, however, has cooled, which could indicate that ‘a pullback may be coming’
Morgan Stanley exits Mark Carney-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance as more banks quit the climate group
Republican campaigns have characterized net zero groups as climate cartels
Morgan Stanley exits Mark Carney-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance as banks quit climate group
Republican campaigns have characterized net zero groups as climate cartels
Gen Z cuts holiday spending by 23%, dragging overall holiday outlay down 5% in PwC survey
U.S. consumers plan to spend an average of 5% less compared to the year-ago holiday season, as Gen Z pulls back on the budget.
Target pursues a comeback as its new CEO faces skeptical investors and wary customers
The 20-year Target veteran will soon lead the company’s efforts to make a comeback.
Sweetgreen Shares Slide 23% After Cutting 2025 Outlook for Second Straight Quarter Amid Loyalty, Tariff and Demand Headwinds
Sweetgreen said it saw issues with its loyalty program, weak consumer sentiment, tariff headwinds and store challenges.
Tencent bets its WeChat and gaming expertise will win European cloud business, taking on AWS, Microsoft and Google.
Tencent has spent years becoming a gaming and social media giant in China and in the process building up its cloud computing capabilties.
Inside Xinjiang, Once a Magnet for Western Investors, Now a No-Go Zone
Projects are dead and surveillance is omnipresent in Xinjiang, which once lured Western companies such as Volkswagen.