Joby, Archer, and Beta shares all climbed on the news.
Category: Business
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As the S&P 500 announces new members, index investors could get exposure to SpaceX
This is kind of unusual. -
Southwest stopped fuel hedging a year ago. Whoops.
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
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
Chris Barman is out. Former Amazon Marketplace Vice President Peter Faricy is in. -
Anthropic sues the US government
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
While the Best Picture race remains close, prediction markets still show “One Battle After Another” has an edge on “Sinners.” -
Timothée Chalamet has upset opera and ballet fans a week before the Oscars
The actor’s comments have riled up the classical arts communities with the Academy Awards fast approaching. -
Bitcoin holds steady amid geopolitical uncertainty
“The key signals to watch are ETF flows and derivatives positioning,” according to one analyst. -
Why extreme oil price volatility sets off alarm bells for markets and the economy
Nearly every time front-month Brent futures have risen or fallen 30% or more in a month, that’s been accompanied by above-average stock market volatility. In most cases, it’s either coincided with or been… -
Why extreme oil price volatility sets off alarm bells for markets and the economy
Nearly every time front-month Brent futures have risen or fallen 30% or more in a month, that’s been accompanied by above-average stock market volatility. In most cases, it’s either coincided with or been… -
Oil-sensitive stocks and companies relying on middle-class spending are getting crushed
That’s airlines, of course, but also chemicals, machinery, and construction products.
