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Wall Street analysts have slashed their price targets for U.S. airlines and downgraded ratings as concerns about travel demand grow.

Ford and Stellantis are offering employee-pricing programs, while Hyundai said it would not raise prices for at least two months to ease consumer concerns.

CMS detailed some of the specific offices impacted by cuts under Kennedy's broader plan to restructure the Department of Health and Human Services.

Airplanes engines and other aerospace parts would get more expensive under the new tariffs.

Toy prices could spike exponentially after President Donald Trump levied massive tariffs against China and Vietnam.

The ratings agency put the airline on "negative" outlook, saying the company could become less financially conservative.

Mortgage rates fell sharply Thursday, following the Trump administration's tariff announcement, but a huge share of Americans still can't afford to buy a home.

Advertisers are seeking flexible terms with media companies as uncertainty grows from President Donald Trump's looming tariffs.

Canned beer imports will be subject to a 25% tariff, putting pressure on Constellation Brands' bottom line.

Manhattan apartment sales rose 29% in the first quarter, and the total value of apartment sales in the city reached $5.7 billion, up 56%.