Since President Donald Trump took office in January, technology stocks have plummeted over 7% due to new tariffs sparking a trade war and increasing risk-off sentiment on Wall Street. Concerns about inflation and global shockwaves have led investors to sell off winning stocks, particularly in the S&P 500 technology sector, which fell 1% on Tuesday and is now down 7.7% since Trump’s inauguration. Leading companies like Apple and Nvidia could face higher manufacturing costs as a result of the tariffs, with Nvidia experiencing a nearly 9% drop on Monday and a total 16% decline since Trump’s presidency began.
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Sask. man criticizes mother’s extended hospital stay in hallway
Tim Lang reported that his mother had to endure three days in a hallway at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon after suffering a stroke, highlighting the ongoing issue of overcrowding in the emergency room. This situation gained significant attention following a viral video showing patients packed into hallways, prompting a response from the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Want More Context? 🔎
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