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  • Meta to cut about 8,000 jobs, cancel 6,000 hires, and raise 2026 capex by up to $10 billion.
  • Wolfe Research grows cautious as rising yields widen yield-equity tension and push Fed rate-cut expectations into late 2027.
  • Bitcoin Depot files Chapter 11 and will wind down operations, taking its Bitcoin ATM network offline.
  • HIVE Digital jumps ~33% after BUZZ acquired 25 acres for a planned 320 MW AI gigafactory hosting ~100,000 GPUs.
  • Publicis agrees to buy LiveRamp for $38.50 a share, sending LiveRamp shares sharply higher.
  • Ford Energy signs a five-year pact to supply EDF up to 20 GWh of battery storage, validating Ford's storage pivot.
  • Pound edges up but remains near April lows as UK political turmoil and energy-driven inflation weigh on sterling and gilts.

Latest Articles

Unusual Machines: Buy the Vertical Momentum, Respect the Valuation

Unusual Machines: Buy the Vertical Momentum, Respect the Valuation

Unusual Machines (UMAC) is trading on a clear sentiment catalyst: accelerating revenue, a large cash balance and expanding addressable market from U.S. defense and regulatory shifts. The setup is actionable as a momentum swing trade while the company's fundamentals suggest a longer runway — but valuation is rich and execution risk is real. We outli…

U.S. P-8A Flies Through Taiwan Strait as U.S.-China Talks Loom

U.S. P-8A Flies Through Taiwan Strait as U.S.-China Talks Loom

A U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon operated through the Taiwan Strait in international airspace, the U.S. 7th Fleet said, calling the flight a demonstration of U.S. commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific. The movement occurred before a scheduled visit by U.S. President Donald Trump to China this month as the two powers seek to steady relations strained …

Markets Shift from Panic to Wait-and-See as Energy Risks Persist

Markets Shift from Panic to Wait-and-See as Energy Risks Persist

Energy and equity markets have moved from acute panic to a cautious pause as traders search for evidence that oil and gas flows in the Middle East might reopen. Initial price drops tied to an extraordinary strategic release proposal were followed by a rebound, while geopolitical signals on the ground continue to suggest the conflict may not end qui…

Austria Confirms Participation in IEA-Backed Strategic Oil Release

Austria Confirms Participation in IEA-Backed Strategic Oil Release

Austria's Economy Minister Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer announced that the country will take part in a coordinated release of crude oil from strategic reserves after the International Energy Agency is expected to make a formal decision. The minister said Austria has been in close contact with other IEA members and will support a decision in principle t…

BofA Data Shows U.S. Credit Card Spending Up 3.8% Year-on-Year in February

BofA Data Shows U.S. Credit Card Spending Up 3.8% Year-on-Year in February

Bank of America aggregated credit card data recorded a 3.8% year-over-year increase in overall credit card spending in February, the ninth consecutive month of acceleration and the strongest pace since January 2023. While annual growth rates picked up across several categories including restaurants and travel, month-over-month spending fell 5.4%, s…

Avolta Says Too Soon to Gauge Business Impact from Middle East Conflict

Avolta Says Too Soon to Gauge Business Impact from Middle East Conflict

Swiss duty-free retailer Avolta said it is premature to determine how the ongoing conflict in the Middle East will affect its business, after releasing full-year 2025 results. The company noted its limited revenue exposure in the region and cited a historically weak relationship between oil-price swings and its passenger-driven sales. Avolta also s…

UBS Maps Three Price Paths for Oil and Gas as Iran Conflict Unfolds

UBS Maps Three Price Paths for Oil and Gas as Iran Conflict Unfolds

UBS presented three discrete scenarios for how the conflict involving Iran could shape oil and gas markets. The bank's forecasts range from a quick normalization of supply and moderating prices to a prolonged disruption that could push Brent well above $100 per barrel and tighten European gas markets, depending on the duration of shipping interrupt…

Director Purchases $100k of Solventum Stock After Q4 Results

Director Purchases $100k of Solventum Stock After Q4 Results

A director at Solventum Corp reported a purchase of 1,475 shares on March 10, 2026, according to a filed Form 4. The acquisition, priced at $68.03 per share and totaling roughly $100,344, increases the director's direct holdings to 5,039 shares. The transaction comes amid mixed quarterly results and an analyst reiteration of an Overweight rating.

EUR/GBP Vulnerable to Upward Correction as Oil Slides Below $90

EUR/GBP Vulnerable to Upward Correction as Oil Slides Below $90

EUR/GBP has weakened roughly 1.5% since the onset of the Iranian conflict, driven by a hawkish repricing in sterling yields and the relative strength of equity markets. ING says the fall looks extended on short-term valuation measures and that oil trading under $90 could prompt a dovish reassessment of UK rate expectations, supporting a bounce in t…

$100 Oil Would Be Manageable, Capital Economics Says

$100 Oil Would Be Manageable, Capital Economics Says

Capital Economics says U.S. status as a modest net energy exporter would soften the economic impact if West Texas Intermediate (WTI) averaged roughly $100 per barrel for the remainder of the year. Higher fuel costs would trim non-energy consumer spending and modestly slow GDP growth, but gains in oil-producing regions would offset some of the effec…