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Crude prices are down about 6% after the president suggested the conflict could end “very soon.”
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US gas prices exceed $3.50 per gallon for the first time since July 2024
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TSMC grew its sales 30% year-on-year in January and February
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Still, the latest figures fall short from analysts’ expectations of a 33% increase and TSMC’s own sales outlook of at least a 36% growth in the first quarter. -
Stocks swing positive as Trump says that the Iran war could be over soon
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Stocks made a huge tech-led comeback while the price of crude oil slid. -
What to look for in Oracle’s Q3 earnings
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Oracle will release third-quarter earnings Tuesday, amid confusion over an OpenAI data center deal, looming layoffs, and fears of runaway capex. -
Joby, Archer, and Beta climb following their inclusion in the Trump administration’s air taxi pilot program
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Joby, Archer, and Beta shares all climbed on the news. -
As the S&P 500 announces new members, index investors could get exposure to SpaceX
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This is kind of unusual. -
Southwest stopped fuel hedging a year ago. Whoops.
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It’s been a year since Southwest said it would end its fuel hedging program. Oil’s moves this year make that decision look like a mistake. -
Perpetual futures grow beyond crypto
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As “perps” expand to traditional finance, here’s how the derivatives function, where risks lie, and how it differs from conventional futures contracts. -
“Tesla killer” Slate Auto switches CEOs ahead of launch later this year
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Chris Barman is out. Former Amazon Marketplace Vice President Peter Faricy is in. -
Anthropic sues the US government
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In response to the Pentagon’s unprecedented, punitive determination that Anthropic is a national security supply chain risk, the AI startup has sued the US government. -
Prediction markets show “One Battle After Another” leads in Oscar race for Best Picture
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While the Best Picture race remains close, prediction markets still show “One Battle After Another” has an edge on “Sinners.”