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  • WHO declares DRC-Uganda Ebola cluster a global public health emergency, prompting travel advisories and screening that may curb regional travel and trade.
  • Omnia signs a $2 billion, 20-year renewables pact to power ByteDance's Pecem data center, securing long-term green supply and local asset stakes.
  • Airlines suspend and reroute Middle East services, causing network disruptions and potential summer capacity shortfalls.
  • Seagate shares tumble about 7.5% after CEO says building new plants 'takes too long,' shifting to tech-led capacity growth.
  • Battery storage firms court AI data centers but face grid interconnection delays and materials bottlenecks that limit near-term scaling.
  • Mexico freezes bank accounts linked to officials charged by U.S. prosecutors with aiding the Sinaloa Cartel, increasing political and compliance risk.
  • Global equities trade mixed as Copenhagen and Istanbul fall, Warsaw rises and Casablanca edges higher amid commodity and conflict-driven flows.

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Domino’s Supply Chain Chief Disposes of Nearly $700K in Stock

Domino’s Supply Chain Chief Disposes of Nearly $700K in Stock

Cynthia A. Headen, Executive Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer at Domino’s Pizza Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), sold 1,745 shares on March 11, 2026 under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, realizing roughly $697,302. The Form 4 filing also reports an earlier disposal of 104 shares. The move comes amid recent quarterly results showing U.S. same-store sales growth a…

Mentor Capital CEO Makes Small-Scale Purchases as Company Updates Auditor

Mentor Capital CEO Makes Small-Scale Purchases as Company Updates Auditor

Mentor Capital, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Billingsley Chester bought a total of $294 worth of the company’s common stock in three transactions between March 11 and March 13, 2026. Following those purchases he directly holds 3,192,396 shares. The company also disclosed a change in its independent registered public accounting firm to Cherry Bekaer…

AppLovin Accounting Chief Disposes $1.4M in Stock; Company Faces Mixed Signals from Analysts and Regulators

AppLovin Accounting Chief Disposes $1.4M in Stock; Company Faces Mixed Signals from Analysts and Regulators

AppLovin principal accounting officer Dmitriy Dorosh sold 3,109 Class A shares on March 13, 2026, in two transactions totaling roughly $1.4 million. The trades leave Dorosh with 111,515 shares, some of which are restricted stock units. The sale occurs while AppLovin shares trade at $458.67 and face valuation scrutiny from InvestingPro, alongside a …

Qualcomm EVP Akash Palkhiwala Sells $330,815 in Company Shares

Qualcomm EVP Akash Palkhiwala Sells $330,815 in Company Shares

Qualcomm Executive Vice President, CFO and COO Akash J. Palkhiwala disposed of 2,530 shares of Qualcomm common stock on March 12, 2026, netting $330,815. The trades were completed through a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted in December 2025. The stock is trading below recent analyst price targets and below InvestingPro's assessed fair value.

Kharg Island Strike Puts a Critical Share of Iran’s Oil Exports in Focus

Kharg Island Strike Puts a Critical Share of Iran’s Oil Exports in Focus

U.S. strikes on Kharg Island hit military targets on a facility that handles about 90% of Iran's oil exports. Traders and analysts are monitoring the island's pipelines, terminals and storage tanks for damage that could tighten an already fragile supply picture, while Tehran warns of retaliatory action against energy assets linked to the U.S.

Wabtec EVP Gina Trombley Sells $970,624 in Stock After Strong Q4 Results

Wabtec EVP Gina Trombley Sells $970,624 in Stock After Strong Q4 Results

Gina Trombley, Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corp (WAB), sold 4,013 shares on March 12, 2026 for $241.87 per share, netting $970,624. After the trade Trombley holds 13,841 shares. The transaction comes on the heels of the company reporting fourth-quarter 2025 results that topped expectations on…

North Korea Fires Sea-bound Projectile During U.S.-South Korea Drills

North Korea Fires Sea-bound Projectile During U.S.-South Korea Drills

South Korea and Japan reported that North Korea launched a projectile toward the sea on Saturday during ongoing U.S.-South Korea military exercises. Japanese authorities said the object may have been a ballistic missile and appeared to have come down outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. Seoul provided only a brief confirmation of the launch and…

Bernstein: AI is reshaping coding roles but human oversight remains essential

Bernstein: AI is reshaping coding roles but human oversight remains essential

A Bernstein analysis based on 50 hours of interviews with tech professionals finds that generative AI and large language models are altering job boundaries in software development but have not triggered widespread, systematic job losses. AI is accelerating productivity and shortening ramp-up times for junior engineers, while routine maintenance and…

U.S. Prosecutors Oppose Venezuelan State Funds Being Used for Maduro's U.S. Defense

U.S. Prosecutors Oppose Venezuelan State Funds Being Used for Maduro's U.S. Defense

U.S. federal prosecutors told a Manhattan court they oppose allowing Venezuela’s government to pay legal fees for former President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores in their U.S. criminal case, arguing Washington has not recognized them as legitimate officeholders for years and that a prior Treasury exemption was issued in error. The dispute…

Lai Says Taiwan's Economic Strength Can Support $40 Billion Defence Plan

Lai Says Taiwan's Economic Strength Can Support $40 Billion Defence Plan

President Lai Ching-te defended a proposed $40 billion special defence budget, arguing Taiwan's robust economic expansion - led by its semiconductor sector and AI demand - makes the spending affordable. The measure faces parliamentary resistance, and Taiwan has taken steps to secure arms contracts pending final approval. Lai emphasized using AI to …