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– SpaceX experienced a 13.6% drop in its stock price on August 5, closing at $108.27. This decline came after the company’s first quarterly report following its June initial public offering. Investors faced a balance between robust revenue growth and

– Gold hovered near a seven-week peak on Thursday, marking its biggest daily rise since February. Spot gold increased by 0.5% to $4,265.22 an ounce by 0330 GMT, having soared 4.4% on Wednesday. December U.S. gold futures also rose 0.5%

U.S. stocks rose sharply Monday as large technology companies advanced and crude oil prices fell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 693.38 points, or 1.32%, to close at a record 53,178.41. The S&P 500 climbed 1.48% to 7,600.50. The Nasdaq

The U.S. dollar remained sharply lower against the Japanese yen on Tuesday after a rapid reversal in foreign exchange markets. The yen traded near 157.35 per dollar during early Asian hours. It had reached about 155.20 on Monday, its strongest

Demonstrating operational momentum across domestic and international markets, Starbucks Corporation delivered quarterly revenue of $9.3 billion alongside a significant earnings beat for its fiscal third quarter. Data compiled by market reporting networks shows Starbucks stock pops as efforts to revive

Nonpartisan watchdogs Democracy Defenders Action and Transparency International U.S. urged federal lawmakers to incorporate comprehensive anti-corruption rules into the CLARITY Act or reject the bill entirely. Criticizing the ethics provisions in the draft crypto legislation, the groups asserted that the

The US hits 60 countries with new duties as Donald Trump rebuilds tariff wall, implementing a sweeping set of import taxes that range between 10 percent and 12.5 percent. These latest levies officially took effect early Friday, seamlessly replacing a

Global oil prices rose more than 4% Friday, pushing Brent crude above $88 a barrel. Brent futures gained $3.87, or 4.59%, to settle at $88.10. U.S. West Texas Intermediate increased $3.54, or 4.48%, to close at $82.49. Both benchmarks reached

WASHINGTON, D.C. / RankWire.AI / – U.S. consumer prices fell 0.4 percent in June, reversing a sharp monthly increase recorded in May. Annual inflation slowed to 3.5 percent from 4.2 percent one month earlier. The June decline marked the largest

Wall Street closed lower on Monday as a sharp technology selloff and surging oil prices pulled major U.S. stock indexes down. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.55% to 25,873.18, ending a three-session winning streak. The S&P 500 fell 0.79% to 7,515.34.