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Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors ever, so it’s no wonder many investors are looking to build their portfolios based on his philosophy.
President Donald Trump does not want to see oil prices rise in the wake of the US attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities over the weekend.
Following the US attack on three Iranian nuclear sites, investors are waiting and watching as the potential for retaliation from Tehran raises uncertainty.
While the US market’s reaction has been muted so far,
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Federal Reserve vice-chair for financial supervision Michelle Bowman has called for a rate cut as soon as July, saying President Donald Trump’s trade war would have a smaller effect on inflation than some economists fear.
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Apple Inc. AAPL avoided a $300 million patent infringement penalty on Monday after a federal appeals court ruled that faulty jury instructions violated the tech giant’s constitutional rights in its dispute with patent licensing firm Optis Cellular Technology.
What Happened: The three-judge panel vacated both the original $506.2 million verdict from 2020 and the reduced $300 million damages award,
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Wall Street is closely watching escalating tensions in the Middle East after President Trump confirmed that the US launched a surprise strike on Iran’s nuclear sites late Saturday, marking the country’s official entry into the two-week-old conflict.
Markets have held mostly steady in the aftermath of the escalation,
Jun 23, 2025 07:54 PM IST
Wall Street is closely watching escalating tensions in the Middle East after President Trump confirmed that the US launched a surprise strike on Iran’s nuclear sites late Saturday, marking the country’s official entry into the two-week-old conflict.
“The strikes were a spectacular military success,” Trump said in an address at the White House Saturday evening.
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The race to decide the next Democratic candidate to be mayor of New York is going down to the wire and there are more than a few Wall Street titans sweating over the outcome.
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