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Big banks could set the tone on Wall Street this week.

Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett explains.

X's algorithm is going public.

Elon Musk announced the platform will be open source starting next weekend, which means we'll see the code used to decide what posts and ads are recommended to users.

No word on what pushed that change, but X has been hit with all kinds of complaints over the years over misinformation, poor content moderation, and a lack of transparency.

Stellantis' Jeep brand is mounting a turnaround bid now by cutting prices.

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when he's set to meet with senior administration officials about next steps.

According to the Wall Street Journal, that could include more sanctions on Iran's regime and military strikes.

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Corporate executives are on guard over President Trump's recent edicts.

In the last week, the president has made a series of demands and orders aimed at C-suites, from pressing defense contractors to cut buybacks and calling out Raytheon, to pushing major oil producers to invest in Venezuela, all in service of shoring up his political fortunes ahead of midterm elections.

But many CEOs aren't exactly embracing Trump's approach to business.

In fact, many have pushed back against his policies, including more than 1,000 firms that have joined lawsuits contesting his tariffs.

If the Supreme Court overturns them, the government could be on the hook for billions.

It's unclear when justices could decide, but more opinions are expected next week.

President Trump's oil plan in Venezuela is also getting a bit of backlash now.