News Hub

Real-time financial, economic, and global news with market-focused context and analysis.

Coverage spans equities, macroeconomic data, commodities, currencies, technology, politics, and global events—paired with analysis that highlights why each development matters for traders and investors. From breaking headlines to hourly market snapshots and in-depth articles, the News Hub is designed to help you stay informed, oriented, and ahead of market-moving events.

  • Goldman expects the Swiss franc to strengthen versus the euro as rising inflation reduces SNB intervention odds.
  • Goldman says the Canadian dollar has near-term support from the energy shock and should outperform many G10 peers.
  • Goldman warns the New Zealand dollar will stay pressured as the RBNZ adopts a dovish stance amid domestic slack.
  • SpaceX delays the Starship V3 test flight to May, postponing the debut by about four to six weeks.
  • SpaceX confidentially files for a U.S. IPO, eyeing a potential valuation above $1.75 trillion.

Latest Articles

WhiteHorse Finance Director Purchases $119,710 of Company Stock

WhiteHorse Finance Director Purchases $119,710 of Company Stock

WhiteHorse Finance director John Bolduc bought $119,710 of the company’s common shares in transactions filed on Form 4, executed on March 5 and 6, 2026. The purchases were recorded at prices between $7.11 and $7.25 per share and bring Bolduc’s direct and indirect holdings to 272,032 shares. The trades coincide with a recent 10.4% one-week stock gai…

Motorsport Games Insider Mike Zoi Disposes of $665k in Class A Shares

Motorsport Games Insider Mike Zoi Disposes of $665k in Class A Shares

Mike Zoi, who holds a roughly 10% stake in Motorsport Games Inc. (MSGM), sold 144,844 Class A shares across three transactions between March 5 and March 9, 2026, for proceeds totaling $665,138. The disposals were executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan put in place on December 31, 2025; Zoi continues to indirectly own 1,191,420 shares through Driven Life…

ICE records 11 deaths in U.S. immigration custody through early March 2026

ICE records 11 deaths in U.S. immigration custody through early March 2026

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reported that at least 11 immigrants have died while in its custody from January through early March 2026. The fatalities span multiple detention sites and hospitals, include cases ruled as suspected suicide and sudden medical events, and follow a year in which 31 detainee deaths represented a two-deca…

Cactus Director Sells $3.25M in Stock as Firm Posts Beat; Analysts React

Cactus Director Sells $3.25M in Stock as Firm Posts Beat; Analysts React

Joel Bender, director and president of Cactus, Inc. (WHD), sold 63,963 shares of Class A common stock on March 5, 2026, for $50.74 per share, a transaction totaling $3,245,482. The company delivered a better-than-expected Q4 2025, but its stock fell in after-hours trading amid broader market concerns and company-specific headwinds. Analysts adjuste…

Starbucks EVP Sells $242,800 in Stock as Company Posts Mixed Q1 Results

Starbucks EVP Sells $242,800 in Stock as Company Posts Mixed Q1 Results

Sara Kelly, Executive Vice President and Chief Partner Officer at Starbucks Corporation, sold 2,500 shares on March 5, 2026, under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan for $242,800. After the sale she directly owns 59,608.5548 shares. The stock has risen to $99.77 and is up 20.68% over six months as the company navigates a mixed first-quarter fiscal 202…

Trump Says He Spoke with Putin About Ukraine and the Iran Conflict

Trump Says He Spoke with Putin About Ukraine and the Iran Conflict

Speaking at a press event at his Florida golf club, the U.S. president said he had a "very good call" with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine and the conflict involving Iran. Trump quoted Putin as wanting to be "helpful" on Iran and urged that resolving the Russia-Ukraine war would be a way to assist. A foreign policy aide to…

EQT Weighs Sale of SUSE That Could Value Linux Pioneer at Up to $6 Billion

EQT Weighs Sale of SUSE That Could Value Linux Pioneer at Up to $6 Billion

EQT AB is exploring a potential sale of enterprise Linux software vendor SUSE, having retained Arma Partners to approach private equity buyers. The contemplated transaction could be valued at as much as $6 billion, roughly double the price EQT paid to take SUSE private in 2023, though discussions remain preliminary and there is no certainty the sal…

Alexander Butterfield, Whistleblower on Nixon’s Secret Tape System, Dies at 99

Alexander Butterfield, Whistleblower on Nixon’s Secret Tape System, Dies at 99

Alexander Butterfield, the former Air Force officer and White House aide whose disclosure of a secret presidential taping system produced the pivotal evidence that led to President Richard Nixon’s resignation, has died at age 99. Butterfield’s revelation set in motion a legal confrontation over executive privilege and culminated in the release of r…

Trump Says Cuba Faces Humanitarian Crisis, Suggests Potential 'Friendly Takeover'

Trump Says Cuba Faces Humanitarian Crisis, Suggests Potential 'Friendly Takeover'

At a news conference in Doral, Florida, President Donald Trump described Cuba as being in severe humanitarian distress and said U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was addressing the situation. Trump suggested the outcome could involve a "friendly takeover" or not, and criticized Cuba's lack of energy and funds. The Cuban government says it is not …

Trump Says U.S. Will Temporarily Waive Certain Oil Sanctions to Support Supply

Trump Says U.S. Will Temporarily Waive Certain Oil Sanctions to Support Supply

At a March 9 news conference in Doral, Florida, President Donald Trump said the United States is waiving certain oil-related sanctions to ensure adequate oil supply and reduce prices. He said oil prices have not surged as much as he had feared and that some sanctions will be lifted "till the Strait (of Hormuz) is up." The administration also issued…

NBER Ends Research Association with Larry Summers Amid Epstein-Related Scrutiny

NBER Ends Research Association with Larry Summers Amid Epstein-Related Scrutiny

The National Bureau of Economic Research has severed its formal research affiliation with former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers after an ad hoc committee recommended ending his appointment. The decision follows disclosures about Summers' continuing relationship with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein's 2008 conviction. Summers has already announc…

Affiliated Managers Group COO Executes $2.29M Share Sale as Board Shuffle and Strong Q4 Results Mark the Week

Affiliated Managers Group COO Executes $2.29M Share Sale as Board Shuffle and Strong Q4 Results Mark the Week

Affiliated Managers Group Inc. (AMG) saw a series of insider transactions by President and COO Thomas M. Wojcik in early March 2026, including an 8,000-share sale on March 6 worth roughly $2.29 million and multiple vesting-related movements on March 5. The trades coincided with a 10% share-price decline over the prior week while the firm reported f…