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Plus, a federal judge has ordered Boeing to stand trial over two deadly 737 MAX crashes. And Dollar Tree is nearing a sale of its Family Dollar business to a consortium of private-equity investors for roughly $1 billion. Luke Vargas hosts.
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2:57
Stocks Edge Higher as Investors Weigh Tariffs and Consumer Confidence
Plus: Tesla sales plunged 47% last month in the EU. And Trump Media plans to work with crypto.com to launch exchange-traded funds. Anthony Bansie hosts.
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2:24
President Trump Defends Mike Waltz After Signal Chat With Journalist
Plus: Conference Board’s consumer survey drops to 12-year low. And U.S. home prices rose at a slower pace in January. Anthony Bansie hosts.
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2:27
Boeing Pushing to Withdraw Guilty Plea Over Deadly Crashes
Plus, China releases detained staff of U.S. due-diligence firm Mintz. And Samsung says the head of its consumer electronics business has died from cardiac arrest. Luke Vargas hosts.
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2:54
The Dow Gains Nearly 600 Points on Tariff Optimism
Plus: Tesla has its best day since Trump’s election victory. And Ubisoft Entertainment shares surge after the blockbuster launch of “Assassin’s Creed Shadows.” Anthony Bansie hosts.
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