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Stocks waver on tariff debate uncertainty

President Trump is talking trade and tariffs at the White House right now – we’ll have the latest. Plus – Warren Buffett wades into the trade debate – and talks to Yahoo Finance exclusively. That’s coming up. And – Samsung’s S9 is almost here – but does it have the goods to take on the iPhone TEN? Plus a look ahead to everything you need to know about tomorrow – which will be a big one for economic data. Catch The Final Round at 3:55 ET p.m. with Jen Rogers, Yahoo Finance markets correspondent Myles Udland, and columnist Rick Newman.

Winners and losers

Stocks in the red include Tronc as the Chicago Tribune and NY Daily News parent missed badly on earnings, VBL Therapeutics after the biotech firm’s glioblastoma treatment trial did not meet its primary endpoint, and Kroger – shares dropping, the grocer announced 4th quarter earnings that were in-line with street estimates, but its 2018 profit outlook disappointed investors.

Stocks in the green include Wynn Resorts, the casino operator reported strong preliminary results for the current quarter, and upped its dividend, Burlington Stores as the retailer reported a huge earnings beat, and Express Scripts – Shares soaring with Cigna announcing a deal to buy the pharmacy benefits manager for a whopping $67 billion. This follows Aetna’s deal for CVS Health announced in December.