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If the defining feeling of the start of the first Trump administration was chaos, its equivalent in this term is whiplash. The president and his aides have been changing their minds and positions ...

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US stocks tanked to session lows on Thursday after more tariff whiplash from the Trump administration ... job cuts soared in February," said Andrew Challenger, senior vice president and workplace ...

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(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images ... But it clearly represents a whiplash for traders who expected the president to pivot quickly once in office in deference to the markets (as he often did during ...