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  • 15 House Democrats demanded retailers and shippers pass Trump-era tariff refunds to consumers and not use funds for buybacks or executive pay.
  • Agomab reported strong 2025 results, a $208 million IPO, positive Phase 2a data, and a cash runway into mid-2029 with Phase 2s planned.
  • SAP posted a 17% Q1 profit beat driven by cloud sales and kept its 2024 outlook, noting results depend on Middle East de-escalation.
  • Trump said Navy Secretary Phelan was removed after shipbuilding disputes, signaling Pentagon leadership friction amid heightened Middle East naval deployments.

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Cisco EVP Sells $134K of Stock as Company Posts Strong Quarterly Results

Cisco EVP Sells $134K of Stock as Company Posts Strong Quarterly Results

Thimaya K. Subaiya, Executive Vice President of Operations at Cisco Systems, sold 1,744 shares of company stock on March 12, 2026, under a previously established Rule 10b5-1 plan. The transaction, executed at $77.07 per share for $134,410, follows a March 10, 2026 withholding of 1,715.468 shares to cover tax obligations. These moves come as Cisco r…

Regional Toll Rises Above 1,000 as US and Israel Strike Iran

Regional Toll Rises Above 1,000 as US and Israel Strike Iran

More than 1,000 people have been killed across the Middle East since the United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran on February 28. Casualty reports, released by various national authorities, show a heavy toll in Iran and Lebanon and additional deaths across Iraq, Israel, the United States, Syria and several Gulf states. Some figures differ …

Amazon Moves Prime Day Into June, Shifting Calendar and Quarterly Revenue

Amazon Moves Prime Day Into June, Shifting Calendar and Quarterly Revenue

Amazon is planning to move its annual Prime Day sales event from July to late June, a timing change that will affect third-party sellers, competitors and the timing of Amazon's revenue recognition for the quarter. The company has not publicly finalized plans and declined to comment on the reports. The promotion, launched in 2015 to drive Prime memb…

Ulta Beauty Lowers Full-Year Profit Outlook as Ad Spending Rises

Ulta Beauty Lowers Full-Year Profit Outlook as Ad Spending Rises

Ulta Beauty said on Thursday it expects full-year profit below analyst forecasts as it increases marketing investment to drive demand. The cosmetics retailer reported higher SG&A tied partly to advertising, delivered mixed fourth-quarter results, and faces pressure from changing consumer spending patterns and intensified competition.

Colombian Market Ends Lower as COLCAP Drops 4.53%

Colombian Market Ends Lower as COLCAP Drops 4.53%

Colombian equities closed lower on Thursday, with the COLCAP index falling 4.53% as losses in Financials, Investment and Public Services sectors led the decline. While Ecopetrol climbed and reached a 52-week high, several financial and services names moved lower. Commodity and currency moves were mixed, and the US Dollar Index Futures strengthened.

Chicago Urges FAA Not to Drop O’Hare Daily Flights Below 2,800

Chicago Urges FAA Not to Drop O’Hare Daily Flights Below 2,800

Chicago’s aviation officials have asked the Federal Aviation Administration to refrain from imposing a limit under 2,800 daily flights at O’Hare International Airport, arguing such a reduction would be unwarranted and would "lead to significant disruption to the National Airspace System." The FAA has proposed a 2,800 daily cap for the summer, down …

Iran says it will not shut Strait of Hormuz but asserts right to secure waterway

Iran says it will not shut Strait of Hormuz but asserts right to secure waterway

Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations told reporters that Tehran will not close the Strait of Hormuz, while emphasizing Iran’s right to protect the security of the strategic shipping channel. The ambassador read a prepared statement affirming respect for freedom of navigation but accused the United States of destabilizing the region. He declined …

Telus Probes Unauthorized Access After Hackers Claim Data Theft

Telus Probes Unauthorized Access After Hackers Claim Data Theft

Telus Corp. said it is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to a limited number of its systems and is notifying affected customers. An extortion group calling itself ShinyHunters claims it stole a large volume of Telus data in an August supply-chain attack and says it sent a ransom demand in February.

Ducommun Director Disposes $1.36M in Shares Amid Mixed Quarterly Results

Ducommun Director Disposes $1.36M in Shares Amid Mixed Quarterly Results

Ducommun INC director Richard A. Baldridge sold 10,440 shares of common stock on March 10, 2026, generating approximately $1.36 million through multiple trades priced between $130.00 and $132.41. The transaction leaves Baldridge with 20,100 shares. The sale occurs as the stock has climbed 119% over the past year and faces valuation concerns from In…

Trading Day: When $100 Oil Unravels Market Calm

Trading Day: When $100 Oil Unravels Market Calm

Global equities slid sharply as oil surged 10%, U.S. and European bond yields rose and the dollar strengthened, signaling increased pressure on consumers and companies. The move has erased investors' expectations for Fed rate cuts in 2026 and accelerated a global fixed-income selloff. Central banks face a packed schedule of meetings next week as po…