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T-Mobile falls 6% on lagging phone subscriber growth; analysts acknowledge market strength but say TMUS is overvalued

T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS) reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday, but its slower-than-anticipated growth in core wireless phone subscribers weighed on investor sentiment, with shares tumbling 6.4% in premarket trading…

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Crypto prices today: TRUMP and MemeFi lead market rebound as BTC holds above $90k

The digital assets market shows signs of life after prolonged consolidations, driven by macroeconomic uncertainty.While Bitcoin steadies above recently reclaimed $90,000, TRUMP and MemeFi steal the show with staggering gains…

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How a slump in snack sales reveals rising consumer caution over tariff-led uncertainty

American consumers, grappling with economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures, are pulling back on spending—an emerging trend now reflected in the financial results of some of the country’s most influential consumer…

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From ServiceNow to SAP: how the software sector is offering hope to investors amid economic jitters

Enterprise software stocks found themselves in the market’s spotlight on Thursday after ServiceNow posted stronger-than-expected earnings and guidance, reassuring investors that the sector might offer a rare bright spot in…

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US tariff relief? China eyes exemptions for select goods, report claims

In perhaps the clearest sign yet of Beijing’s growing concern over the economic repercussions of its trade conflict with Washington, China is reportedly considering exemptions for certain US imports currently…

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Chinese companies look to Southeast Asia for listings amid tariff tensions

Chinese companies are increasingly looking to Southeast Asia as a fundraising and listing destination, as tariff tensions with the United States and capital movement restrictions at home prompt a shift…

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Saudi Arabia plans to slash crude burn with natural gas for power generation

Saudi Arabia has consistently utilised crude burn, the direct combustion of crude oil in power plants and industrial facilities, to generate a substantial portion of its domestic electricity, which is…

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World Bank slashes 2025 growth outlook for Latin America as global uncertainty mounts

The World Bank slashed its 2025 economic growth forecast for Latin America and the Caribbean, with the region expected to grow only 2.1% instead of the January estimate of 2.5%.The…

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Harvard battles Trump administration over funding freeze: here’s what it costs to run the ‘Ivy League’ giant

Harvard University, an institution founded on the principles of academic freedom and independence, is now embroiled in a high-stakes battle with the Trump administration over a $2.2 billion funding freeze.…

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From Etsy to eBay: secondhand retail stocks poised to gain as tariffs push consumers toward thrifting

The secondhand retail sector, long the domain of budget-conscious and environmentally aware Gen Z shoppers, may be poised for broader adoption as tariffs threaten to increase the cost of new…

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