Stocks reached new record highs as risk-on sentiment flooded back into the markets, while oil tumbled.
Category: Business
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Anthropic launches “Claude Design,” sending shares of Figma and Adobe down
Anthropic’s new dedicated design app sits alongside its Claude Code product, as it beefs up its enterprise software offerings.
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Bitcoin jumps to highest level since February, boosted by optimism over reopening of Strait of Hormuz
Bitcoin finally broke out of the tight range it’s been stuck in for weeks, rising to just below the $78,000 mark as risk-on sentiment floods back into the market.
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With their recent surge, Intel shares just hit their highest level since the dot-com era
But wait, there’s more.
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Netflix sinks following disappointing outlook as investors wait for more ad growth
Netflix shares are down more than 10% on Friday morning.
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Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 pill hit nearly 1,400 prescriptions in first week
Novo’s pill had a stronger first week than Lilly’s, with its Wegovy pill hitting 3,071 US prescriptions in the first four days after its launch on January 5.
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Report: Anthropic’s Amodei headed to White House to settle dispute
Anthropic’s powerful new Mythos model has changed the equation for the Trump administration’s relationship with the company.
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Critical Metals jumps after Greenland’s government approves CRML to take majority control of the Tanbreez mining project
With that latest government support, Critical Minerals added an additional 50.5% stake to its ownership, now in charge of 92.5% of the rare earth deposit.
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With US beef prices at record highs, America’s protein craze is still driving consumption
Beef has become increasingly unaffordable for Americans, who seem to be buying more of it than ever.
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Oil plunges and stocks jump as Trump and Iranian foreign minister say Strait of Hormuz is open
Citing Israel-Lebanon agreement, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said on social media that the strait is “completely open for the remaining period of ceasefire.” President Trump confirmed…
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Apple’s China iPhone shipments surged 20% in Q1 even as overall smartphone shipments fell
Apple’s positioning at the upper end of the market, as well as leverage over its supply chain, are saving it from the smartphone slump.
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LIV Golf’s Saudi backers are reportedly pulling out after pumping $5 billion into the tour
The 2026 season will continue “uninterrupted and at full throttle,” LIV’s CEO said.
