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Why some Wall Street analysts say Trump 2.0 isn't too concerned about a fall in the stock market just yet.

Zscaler was a rare bright spot for the Nasdaq on Thursday, with shares surging nearly 6% after the cybersecurity firm reported better-than-expected earnings.

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White House crypto czar David Sacks claimed Thursday that the federal government’s lack of a "long-term strategy" on cryptocurrency has negatively impacted American taxpayers.

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Senator Tim Scott, the chief of the banking committee, is backing a bill to stop U.S. regulators from citing "reputational risk" as a reason to block clients.

The "Art of the Deal" might be growing tiresome. Did someone say "stagflation?"