• Tesla to Launch in Saudi Arabia Next Month
  
  Tesla (TSLA) will launch in Saudi Arabia early next month, according to a post announcing the opening on the company's website.
• Fidelity Tests Dollar-Pegged Stablecoin
  
  U.S. asset manager Fidelity Investments is exploring whether to launch its own stablecoin, in the latest sign of mainstream investors looking to cash in on a revival of interest in cryptocurrencies.
• CNBC Poll: 60% of CFOs Expect a Recession in 2025
  
  Sixty percent of chief financial officers think the U.S. will enter a recession in the second half of 2025, and another 15% say a recession will hit in 2026, according to the quarterly CNBC CFO Council Survey.
• Stock Volatility Has Some Rethinking Retirement Plans
  
  Victor Fettes, 54, is going ahead with his long-planned retirement next Friday.But the recent decline in the stock market and uncertainty over how U.S. President Donald Trump's policies will hit the economy have him rethinking how he'll spend it.
• Dollar Tree to Sell Family Dollar for $1 Billion
  
  Dollar Tree is nearing a sale of its Family Dollar business to a consortium of private-equity investors for about $1 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
• GameStop's Crypto Pivot Boosts Shares 15%
  
  GameStop (GME) jumped 15% Wednesday as the shares that were once at the center of "meme stock" trading frenzy caught investor attention again with the video game retailer making its move into cryptocurrencies.
• Temporary Consumer Gloom or Economic Doom?
  
  The darkest U.S. consumer confidence outlook in 12 years is sobering, to say the least, but the big question for investors is whether consumers actually rein in spending to match their apparent gloom.
• Wall St Futures Flat as Tariff Uncertainty Weighs
  
  U.S. stock futures were flat Wednesday, with investors exercising caution as they awaited economic data and more clarity on the Trump administration's fresh tariffs that are expected to take effect next week.
• Trump: 'Not Too Many Exceptions' on Tariffs
  
  President Donald Trump told Newsmax on Tuesday that there won't be "too many exceptions" on tariffs when April 2 rolls around.
• Gold Shatters $3,000 - Is There a Ceiling in Sight?
  
  Gold is on fire. On March 14th, gold broke through the critical $3,000 barrier, setting a new record at $3,003 per ounce. That's a 14% surge year-to-date, following a massive 29% gain in 2024. Analysts are scrambling to adjust their forecasts.
• Wall St Wavers After Weak Consumer Confidence Data
  
  Wall Street's primary indexes wavered on Tuesday, as signs of a further deterioration in consumer mood tempered investor optimism that the Trump administration could take a lenient approach on trade policies next week.
• Investors Need More Due Diligence to Combat Increased Risk in Today's Volatile Market
  
  A few days ago, I was having a conversation with a good friend of mine about a real estate investment that was quickly falling apart. The conversation was brutal in every way. The asset was objectively good, but despite everything looking great on paper, this investor and...
• Recession Fears Grow as Red Flags Pile Up
  
  A recession is no longer a distant possibility-it's edging closer by the day. Tariffs, government cutbacks, and rising economic uncertainty are putting Americans on high alert, with red flags popping up across nearly every sector.
• 8 Questions Every Christian Should Ask Before Retirement
  
  As Christians, we often reflect on how our lives align with God's purpose and the stewardship He entrusts to us. I recently experienced a milestone birthday that got me thinking about how well I was preparing for the next season of life with a desire to finish well.
• Wall Street Futures Slip as Trump-Led Rally Slips
  
  U.S. stock index futures dipped Tuesday, a day after Wall Street indexes surged to two-week highs on hints that the Trump administration might adopt a softer approach to tariffs.
• 3 Quality Stocks for Rising Dividends
  
  Income investors looking for stocks with safe dividends should focus on companies that have long track records of dividend increases.
• Stocks Score Hefty Gains; Nvidia & Tesla Rally
  
  The S&P 500 rose sharply to end at its highest in over two weeks Monday, lifted by Nvidia and Tesla following signs that the Trump administration might take a more measured approach on tariffs against U.S. trading partners.
• Stocks Vault on Trump's Softened Tariff Stance
  
  Technology stocks led Wall Street's surge Monday after signs the Trump administration is taking a measured approach on tariffs against its trading partners.
• Trump Says He May Give Countries, Sectors Breaks on Tariffs
  
  President Donald Trump said Monday he may give a "lot of countries" breaks on tariffs and that he plans to announce more tariffs on automobiles in the next few days.
• Investing Amid Tariff Threats & Heightened Volatility
  
  With tariffs remaining a central theme in the Trump administration's trade policy, tariff turbulence may soon give way to tariff fatigue. For now, we can assume a strong reaction from investors with each new trade policy announcement, and short-term volatility is a likely...
• Gold Ticks up as Safe Haven Amid Tariff Concerns
  
  Gold prices edged up Monday, supported by safe-haven demand due to concerns about impending reciprocal tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump.
• Q1 Earnings Look Less Rosy Due to Tariff Worries
  
  Analysts are turning more cautious on U.S. corporate earnings for the first quarter of this year, with the Trump administration's policies threatening to trigger a global trade war that could undermine economic growth.
• Futures Jump on Hopes of Measured US Tariffs
  
  Wall Street futures jumped Monday, as investors held out hope for a more measured approach to U.S. tariffs, and awaited economic data for signals on the health of the U.S. economy and inflation.
• Good Spirits After Hints of Tariff Retreat
  
  It's too soon to say "Salud" but the week begins with somewhat conciliatory messages from U.S. President Donald Trump on tariffs, coming right after the Fed's cheery assessment of the economy.
• Fed Officials Back Cautious Policy Approach
  
  New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said Friday the U.S. central bank's monetary policy is in the right place given the myriad uncertainties facing the economy, noting that there's no urgency to make any changes to interest rates.

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