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U.S. stocks also climb following Tehran’s restrained retaliation.

Tesla officially launched the Robotaxi platform to a limited group of people in Austin, Texas, on June 22.

Gold prices are expected to jump from the current $3,378 per oz. to $3,900 over 12 months amid global tensions, said an expert.

Brazil is China’s gateway to the South American market to absorb its automobile overcapacity, an economist said.

Meanwhile, the G7 summit in Canada revived hopes for a swift solution to the trade tensions at the core of the summit’s agenda.

The company credited its sales boost to marketing efforts, including Olive Garden’s ‘buy one, take one’ deal—back for the first time in five years.

The company said it’s offering better products at lower prices and simplifying deals to help all shoppers save in stores and through its fuel rewards program.

Shipments to the United States recorded a particularly sharp decline, down by 81 percent from a month earlier.

Overall, investors have been reminded that geopolitical risks are almost always more bark than bite.

The American steelmaker’s shares have been delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.

Sen. Cynthia Lummis said she is ‘excited about the momentum’ in Washington over cryptocurrency.

The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up by more than 300 points.

An analyst attributed the stock’s weak performance to the company’s failure to convince investors that its AI efforts will drive higher returns.

‘This has the potential to be a fast-moving situation,’ says one market analyst.

The company sees the growth rate of cloud infrastructure accelerating from 50 percent in fiscal 2025 to more than 70 percent in fiscal 2026.

The greenback’s share dips to 58 percent, while gold climbs to 2nd place with 20 percent in total reserve holdings, displacing the euro at 16 percent.

The company increased its quarterly dividend by 14 percent, marking the 26th consecutive annual increase.

‘At the end of the day, you don’t want them in government hands,’ Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni said.

More U.S. households say they are better off now than a year ago.