Wall Street Breakfast, April 5th: Kudlow Talks Trade, Smucker Buys Pet Food, & Zuckerberg Speaks

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Wall Street Breakfast, April 5th: Kudlow Talks Trade, Smucker Buys Pet Food, & Zuckerberg Speaks

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Today’s top stories: U.S. futures are set to rise as Larry Kudlow indicates tariffs might be negotiated; J.M. Smucker goes pet food shopping; and Mark Zuckerberg responds to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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