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Advanced Micro Devices, Nvidia, and other chip stocks rallied Monday after reports the Trump administration may not announce tariffs targeting the semiconductor industry.

The pullback in quantum computing stocks makes sense, one semiconductor analyst explained.

Palantir shares jumped Monday amid a broader rally among tech stocks to open the week.

United Airlines shares jumped Monday as the carrier rolled out changes to its JPMorgan Chase co-branded credit cards, including new perks for cardholders and higher fees.

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Bayer was ordered to pay more than $2 billion by a jury in a Georgia state court in the latest legal case surrounding alleged cancer risk tied to its Roundup weed killer.

UBS analysts on Monday upgraded the shares of several U.S. steelmakers, citing Trump's "tariff support."

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Investors welcomed reports that the next wave of President Trump's tariffs will be more targeted than threatened.