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There's no immediate resolution in sight for the deepening trade war between the U.S. and China. President Donald Trump is threatening more duties if a deal isn't reached soon. But at least the parties are still talking, and that's good for stocks.
What you'll want to read this weekend
Uber had a tough first day as a public company, though it was better than some other debuts, and one of its early investors got a massive payday.
Boeing didn't incorporate a critical factor from a deadly 737 crash in 2009 when it designed the embattled 737 Max: input from a single sensor. Meanwhile, former Boeing engineers say cost-cutting has compromised safety.
Democratic presidential candidates have plans to tax the wealthy to pay for social programs to help everyone else: here's your guide.
As the real-estate market softens, a new generation of home-flippers is getting stung. “I ate it so hard,” one of them said.
Sexual misconduct on airline flights is having its #MeToo moment, but flight attendants and consumer advocates worry the Trump administration has tilted a task force in favor of airline management.
What you'll need to know next week
- Sunday is Mother's Day. Here's what your mom really wants.
- More than $1.6 billion worth of art is going on auction.
- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo slams Britain, then greets Putin.
- Dark days of retail? Macy's and Walmart lead the earnings parade.
- A House panel will grill Federal Aviation Administration officials.
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