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  • Publicis agreed to buy LiveRamp at $38.50 per share, about a 30% premium, after LiveRamp reported 9% revenue growth and AI platform gains.
  • Analysts say agentic AI will make autonomous shopping agents dominant, letting apparel brands reclaim pricing and customer data over five to seven years.
  • Hims & Hers reported a margin hit after shifting from compounded to branded GLP-1s, prompting buy-the-dip swing trade recommendations.
  • Rep. Thomas Massie said Trump's weekend attacks aim to influence the Kentucky primary as Trump backs Massie's opponent.
  • U.S. special envoy Jeff Landry arrived in Nuuk ahead of the 'Future Greenland' conference to pursue economic ties amid Arctic negotiations.

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Carlyle: Oil Prices Must Price in a 'Security Premium' as Iran Tensions Rise

Carlyle: Oil Prices Must Price in a 'Security Premium' as Iran Tensions Rise

Carlyle analysts say oil markets will need to factor in a persistent "security premium" amid heightened risks stemming from the Iran conflict and threats to the Strait of Hormuz. While a recent surplus in supply may blunt the immediate impact of any shipping disruption, the firm expects prices to remain high and volatile due to broader structural c…

European Firms Announce Broad Job Reductions Across Sectors

European Firms Announce Broad Job Reductions Across Sectors

Multiple major European companies have announced plans to reduce headcount in 2026, citing a range of drivers including weakened consumer spending, U.S. tariffs, adverse weather, geopolitical tensions, cost-cutting initiatives and productivity gains tied to artificial intelligence. The measures affect businesses across consumer goods, semiconductor…

Hezbollah Escalation Draws Lebanon Further Into Israel-Iran Conflict

Hezbollah Escalation Draws Lebanon Further Into Israel-Iran Conflict

Hezbollah's strikes on Israel for a second straight day have pulled Lebanon deeper into a widening regional confrontation following a U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. Israel responded with additional troop deployments to southern Lebanon and sustained air strikes, including hits in Beirut. The Lebanese government moved to outlaw Hezbollah's military ac…

Court conference set in U.S. criminal case against Turkey’s Halkbank

Court conference set in U.S. criminal case against Turkey’s Halkbank

A status conference is scheduled for Tuesday in the U.S. government's long-running criminal case accusing Turkish state-owned Halkbank of bank fraud, money laundering and conspiracy to help Iran evade American sanctions. Lawyers for both sides will appear before U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan, with the meeting coming months after a…

U.S. Deploys Low-Cost Lethal Drone in Iran After Accelerated Pentagon Buy

U.S. Deploys Low-Cost Lethal Drone in Iran After Accelerated Pentagon Buy

The U.S. has used the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System (LUCAS) in operations in Iran just eight months after it was publicly displayed at the Pentagon. The rapid fielding highlights a shift toward compressed acquisition schedules for inexpensive, attritable drones and underscores competition between established defense firms and new tech-back…

Antitrust Trial Over Ticketmaster and Live Nation Opens in Manhattan

Antitrust Trial Over Ticketmaster and Live Nation Opens in Manhattan

A federal jury in Manhattan has begun hearing allegations that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster unit unlawfully controlled segments of the live events market, a case brought by the U.S. Department of Justice alongside a coalition that includes most U.S. states. The trial centers on claims the company leveraged venue ownership and exclusive contract…

EU Capitals Push Back on Fast-Track Membership Demand by Kyiv

EU Capitals Push Back on Fast-Track Membership Demand by Kyiv

Ukraine has sought a pledge for rapid European Union membership as part of a potential peace deal, with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy proposing a 2027 accession date. Many EU governments are resistant to any reform that would accelerate accession, fearing it would undermine reform incentives and create political backlash at home. Kyiv’s lead EU neg…

Importers Surge to U.S. Trade Court Seeking Billions in Tariff Refunds

Importers Surge to U.S. Trade Court Seeking Billions in Tariff Refunds

Hundreds of multinationals and thousands of smaller importers have turned to the U.S. Court of International Trade in Manhattan seeking refunds after the Supreme Court ruled last month that tariffs imposed last year were unlawful. Roughly 2,000 lawsuits have been filed so far, straining the eight-judge court and prompting debate over whether a smal…

Texas Primary Watch: Six U.S. House Contests That Could Reshape November’s Map

Texas Primary Watch: Six U.S. House Contests That Could Reshape November’s Map

Texas voters will decide Democratic and Republican nominees on the first night of the midterm primary season in districts transformed by aggressive redistricting. Several incumbents have shifted plans or face intensified challenges after boundary changes, allegations, and high-profile endorsements. Outcomes in these six contests will influence whic…

Asian U.S. Allies Worry Middle East Strikes Could Weaken Deterrence Against China

Asian U.S. Allies Worry Middle East Strikes Could Weaken Deterrence Against China

Lawmakers in Japan and Taiwan, and analysts across the region, are raising alarms that U.S. military engagement in Iran and allied strikes with Israel could draw away naval and munitions resources that currently underpin deterrence in the Indo-Pacific. Officials have pressed Tokyo’s bureaucracy for explanations about evacuation planning, energy mar…

Workday: Cutting My Fair Value But Still Saying the Stock Is Overpriced

Workday: Cutting My Fair Value But Still Saying the Stock Is Overpriced

Workday reported solid Q4 results but offered cautious guidance and is being repriced by the market for AI and SaaS risk. After reworking my assumptions, I lower my fair value estimate and initiate a tactical short with a mid-term horizon: entry $134.00, target $100.00, stop $155.00. Fundamentals — high multiples, modest growth, and a stretched P/E…

Oil rally intensifies as Strait of Hormuz risks escalate

Oil rally intensifies as Strait of Hormuz risks escalate

Crude oil futures have surged roughly 15% since last Friday after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran heightened concerns of supply disruptions in the Middle East. Escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, including Iranian threats to close the route and warnings about attacks on vessels, have pushed prices to their highest level since June of …

Markets Retreat as Middle East Conflict Stokes Energy Price Gains; JPMorgan Flags Sector Winners and Losers

Markets Retreat as Middle East Conflict Stokes Energy Price Gains; JPMorgan Flags Sector Winners and Losers

Escalating conflict in the Middle East pushed energy prices higher and prompted broad equity declines across Europe, Asia and the U.S. JPMorgan's trading desk identified sectors it expects to benefit - including defense primes, North American energy segments and cybersecurity - and those likely to suffer, such as consumer discretionary, travel-rela…

Humana's J-Curve: Buying the 4-Star Recovery on the Dip

Humana's J-Curve: Buying the 4-Star Recovery on the Dip

Humana looks attractively priced after a sharp sector-driven selloff. The stock trades near $187 with a P/E around 17.8 and a market cap near $22.6B, while the business maintains strong Medicare Advantage enrollment and a growing CenterWell services unit. This trade targets a patient long-term recovery over 180 trading days with a clear entry, stop…