Trump pulls trigger on tariffs that could recoil on US The Canada and Mexico tariffs alone are projected to shrink US GDP by over 0.2%. Yahoo Finance • 2 hours ago GS -2.74% GS-P-A Stock futures retreat as Trump tariffs kick in Canada hits back with sweeping tariffs, China more measured Trump 2.0's agenda is hitting the economy at a fragile moment Illumina falls as China bans gene sequencers after Trump tariffs Tariffs steepen US yield curve as markets eye Treasurys Target issues rough profit warning on Trump tariffs Best Buy posts surprise rise in sales, braces for tariffs EU eyes $158B defense loan as Trump halts military aid to Ukraine China puts extra tariffs of up to 15% on major US farm imports Latest Commodity trader Cargill to add 500 jobs to its Indian global centres in 3 years Lindt to supply chocolate to Canada from Europe to sidestep tariff hit Ex-Credit Suisse Bankers Banned in UK for Tuna-Bond Scandal Role Prada profit surges 21% as speculation swirls over Versace bid Italy farm lobby worried about U.S. tariffs' impact on Prosecco and Parma ham Starlink Rival Eutelsat Triples on EU Defense Spending Plan US Stock Futures Fall Amid Growing Trade Jitters: Markets Wrap CVC Raises €4.6 Billion for Longer-Life Private Equity Fund Popular Prices rose along border ahead of Trump's tariffs — now disruption looms Sunnova Stock Hits All-Time Low on 'Going Concern' Warning Stock market today: Dow sinks, S&P 500 posts worst day of 2025 after Trump forges ahead on tariffs Nvidia Falls As Trump China Curbs Face This Challenge; Is Nvidia A Buy Or Sell Now? Analyst Report: CRH plc Morning Bid: ECB may stumble into stimulus Nvidia Passes Its Latest Test. Here's What It Means for Investors. Tesla's valuation is coming into question by this teacher union The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) labor union is urging asset management firms to reconsider Tesla's (TSLA) valuation, highlighting particular concerns tied to potential risks for teacher pension funds, which have millions invested in the EV maker. AFT President Randi Weingarten joins the discussion with Market Domination hosts Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton to emphasize the importance of investment managers fulfilling their responsibilities. Weingarten and the union hoped to send this message to investment banks: "Don't get cowed by the fact that [CEO Elon] Musk has a lot of power in this administration. Do your job because we are really concerned about teacher retirement benefits and their assets." The union leaders is seeking clearer directives from asset manages: "Should we be divesting or not? Should we keep the stock or should we not keep the stock?" She explains that asset managers are avoiding action due to fear of Elon Musk’s influence, pondering where investors can "create the replacement income" if Tesla stock price were to take a significant hit. She further clarifies by saying, "I want them to do their jobs... whether it's Tesla, whether it's Elon Musk, whether it's another big, big, big company." To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here. This post was written by Josh Lynch 03:03 Small caps are not the place to 'hide' right now 02:48 Why total independence is 'a pipe dream' for US chipmaking 22:59 Investor psychology: How emotions & biases can impact finances 04:17 Trump tariffs: Why the auto industry will be hit hard Investment Ideas Build Your Wealth View More More News