Dow Jones drops 2,200 points, erasing $6.4 trillion amid trade tensions, tariffs, and recession fears. #DowJonesCrash #StockMarketPlunge #GlobalRecession
Dow drops 1800 points, Nasdaq enters bear market as Trump tariffs spark trade-war fears and market upheaval.
Elon Musk is reportedly departing his role at the Department of Government Efficiency, raising questions despite White House denials about an early exit.
Apple loses $310 billion amid tariff-induced sell-off; worst drop since March 2020, impacting tech stocks significantly.
Trump's new tariffs aim to reshape global trade, risking recession and inflation while shocking markets.
Mercedes considers relocating some production to the US due to Trump's 25% auto tariffs impacting profitability.
Trump's "Liberation Day" triggers 10% tariffs on imports, affecting Australia and 60 other countries, risking trade relations.
Coles and Woolworths accused of price-gouging amid rising consumer costs, despite denying wrongdoing, as ACCC investigation reveals increased profit margins.
Trump announces "Liberation Day," implementing reciprocal tariffs to revive US jobs and factories, despite automotive executives' concerns.
Dow rises over 200 points amid Wall Street's volatility ahead of Trump's imminent tariff announcements.
Trump announces new tariffs to reshape US trade, bolster manufacturing, and tackle unfair global practices.
Trump aims to finalise TikTok sale by April 5 amidst potential buyers and lawmakers' calls for deadline extension.
YouTube is set to surpass Disney as the world's largest media company, highlighting its massive growth and influence.
RBA meeting coincides with Liberals' new policies aimed at easing housing access for first home buyers amid mortgage crisis.
Musk claims political backlash over government cuts is impacting Tesla's stock performance and causing public protests against him.
