Trump delays tariff deadline, plus an Apple, Snap earnings preview

Tue, May 1, 2018, 8:43 AM

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Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Jared Blikre, Julia La Roche, and Melody Hahm discuss the big stories of the day. P.F. Chang’s CEO Michael Osanloo also joins the show to talk about opening the first P.F. Chang’s in China.

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Trump extends steel tariff deadline
Trump considering Singapore, DMZ for Kim summit
Netanyahu claims Iran lied about nuclear program
P.F. Chang’s opens first store in China
Arizona teachers back at state capitol demanding more money for schools
Trump to meet crew of deadly Southwest Airlines flight
Detroit gets full control of finances for first time in decades
Apple, Snap earnings preview
Boeing to buy plane part maker KLX for $3.2B
DOJ: AT&T should sell some Time Warner assets if merger is approved
Facebook’s annual F8 conference takes place amid controversy
WhatsApp CEO breaks ties with parent company Facebook
Twitter admits data was sold to same academic |who shared Facebook data with Cambridge Analytica
Ashley Judd suing Harvey Weinstein, claims he “torpedoed” her career
Private equity firm Lantern Capital buying Weinstein Company assets: Rpts
Steve Wynn suing salon chief over sexual conduct stories

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