Investors were rattled on Wednesday as dual tariff related news from Nvidia and the Fed trigger a sharp stock sell-off.

Nvidia discloses that sales of its H20 chips to China would require a license ‘for the indefinite future’ from the U.S.

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Barclays analyst Dan Levy downgraded his view of the sector to “Negative” and cut his rating for General Motors to Hold from ...

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Canada's main stock index gave back much of the previous day's sharp gains on Thursday as concern grew that the global trade ...

Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as higher commodity prices boosted resource shares and investors weighed the ...

Trump tariffs accelerate Nissan's plan to manufacture more cars in the U.S. Follow along for live updates on the Dow, S&P 500 ...

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Nvidia said the Trump Administration was restricting the sale of H20 chips to China to help prevent Beijing developing its ...