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Stocks and other financial markets are in a much different place than during Donald Trump’s first term, leaving no room for error, says billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones.

The industrial sector is one area of the U.S. stock market that looks favorable to Wells Fargo Investment Institute after new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.

Wall Street had a message for investors on Monday: Buckle up, because you could be in for a bumpy ride.

Bitcoin rebounded to above $100,000 Monday evening, after President Donald Trump said he would pause imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, respectively.

“I discovered that the default deed in Illinois is tenants in common — not joint tenants with the right of survivorship.”

“I worked in a remote call center for almost five years and applied for 25 positions without a callback.”

”I kept my finances totally separate in my first 20-plus year marriage — and I’m going to do it differently this time.”

President Trump announced new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and Canada Friday afternoon, opening up the first fronts in a trade war that could soon engulf numerous U.S. trade partners, including allies and enemies alike.

Investors seeking refuge from market volatility may consider buffer ETFs that swap some stock-market gains for downside protection. But make sure you understand the trade-off before jumping in.

Walgreens has struggled as foot traffic at its stores dwindle and pharmacy business faces slimmer reimbursement rates on prescription drugs.

Visa saw 9% growth in spending volume during the December quarter versus 8% in the September quarter.

President Donald Trump offered fresh comments on Thursday afternoon about his threat to hit Canada and Mexico with 25% tariffs. His remarks weighed on stocks.

Shares of Levi Strauss & Co. slid after hours on Wednesday after the denim maker forecast a dip in sales for the year ahead, citing trepidation over tariffs and other issues even as the company benefited from holiday-season momentum.

“She also was supposed to give each grandchild $5,000 when her father died and another $5,000 when her mom passed. That didn’t happen.”

IBM shares rallied after hours on Wednesday after the tech-infrastructure provider reported a quarterly per-share profit that beat expectations.