A big bounce back in the labor market after a negative report in February.
Source: Sherwood News.
Category: Business
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Stocks eke out gains on hopes for a path forward for reopening the Strait of Hormuz
Stocks rebounded on news that Iran is drafting a protocol with Oman to “monitor transit” through the crucial Strait of Hormuz.
Source: Sherwood News.
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AI server cluster maker Penguin Solutions takes flight
The maker of server rack systems for AI computing soared on Thursday.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Big batteries are the newest answer to Big Tech’s big energy needs
America’s booming energy demand is creating a powerful case for large-scale energy storage.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Solana drops to price not seen since February as Drift exploit rattles sentiment
The total value locked on solana has shrunk by nearly $1 billion since the incident.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Over 50 years since it last sent astronauts to the moon, the US is now reentering a very different space race
The successful launch of the Artemis II lunar flyby marked one small step for NASA, while China’s already making giant leaps in its own space program.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Momentum returns to optics stocks as the release valve for AI optimism
Potentially imminent end to the war? Buy optics stocks.
Maybe not? Buy optics stocks anyway.Source: Sherwood News.
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Space stocks rip during a topsy-turvy day for the equity market
The overall market is seeing a lot of volatility.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Optimism around bitcoin’s trajectory is fading following Trump’s address, as whales continue to offload
Bitcoin has been stuck in a narrow range for the past few weeks, seemingly incapable of breaking in either direction.
Source: Sherwood News.
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The S&P 500 just had its worst quarter in years. Here are the biggest winners and losers.
Sandisk and energy stocks soared while software names sank amid a broad sell-off in tech stocks.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Retail traders are “skipping the dips” to dash for cash and bet against tech stocks
The speculative fever that dominated markets for much of 2025 looks to have broken.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Tesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in Q1, short of expectations
Analysts polled by FactSet had expected 380,500 units, while Tesla last month released its own company-compiled Wall Street consensus estimate of 365,645 vehicles.
Source: Sherwood News.