On April 2, the president unveiled his touted tariff and trade policy. It featured a sweeping 10% global tariff, along with higher "reciprocal tariffs" on dozens of countries that were deemed to have adverse trade imbalances with America.

More drops for superstars caught up in Wall Street’s artificial-intelligence frenzy knocked the U.S. stock market off its record highs.

The buzziest private companies are being sold to a select few as the universe of stocks everyone else can invest in shrinks rapidly.

In the third quarter, Netflix generated revenue that climbed 17% year over year to $11.5 billion, driving its adjusted earnings per share (EPS) up 27% to $6.87. Management expects its growth streak to continue. Netflix is guiding for fourth-quarter revenue of $11.96 billion, resulting in EPS of $5.45, an increase of 28%.

Oracle stock is ahead for a fifth straight day as analysts defend the costly AI push that has weighed on ORCL stock.

The Indian stock market closed lower on Monday, with the Sensex down 331 points and the Nifty 50 dropping by 108 points. Despite this, the market remains near all-time highs, as experts cite profit-taking and caution among investors ahead of significant event risks.

Wall Street closed mixed on Thursday, pulled up by financial and industrial stocks. Investor mood was less upbeat about artificial intelligence (AI), bringing the tech sector down. Two of the three benchmark indexes finished in the green,

Dow Jones futures and the other major stock indexes traded mixed Friday, as Wall Street faced new artificial intelligence concerns. AI leader Broadcom AVGO was one reason why, as shares fell after reporting earnings. Meanwhile, retailer Lululemon Athletica LULU made big gains on the stock market today.