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Two U.S. small businesses have brought the first private legal challenge to the Trump administration's newest 10% global tariff, arguing the administration is relying on an improper reading of an archaic law to reimpose duties that the Supreme Court recently struck down. The plaintiffs say the tariffs primarily harm small importers and American con…
Jay Graber, who has led Bluesky since 2021, will step down as CEO and assume the position of chief innovation officer. Advisor Toni Schneider will serve as interim CEO while the company’s board conducts a search for a permanent successor. Bluesky, which grew its user base during a November 2024 migration away from X, now counts more than 40 million…
Hims & Hers (HIMS) surged after resolving its dispute with Novo Nordisk and securing distribution of GLP-1 products on its platform. The deal removes a major overhang, pairs with a $1.15B Eucalyptus acquisition to accelerate international growth, and leaves the stock trading at a reasonable multiple for a recovery trade. This is a mid-term swing tr…
U.S. stock indexes finished higher on Monday, led by advances in Technology, Healthcare and Industrials. The Dow rose 0.50%, the S&P 500 gained 0.83% and the NASDAQ Composite climbed 1.38%. Market breadth was mixed across exchanges, with notable single-day percentage moves among small-cap and specialty listings. Key commodity and currency benchmark…
Canadian equities closed modestly higher on Monday, with the S&P/TSX Composite finishing up 0.32% as IT, materials and industrials stocks outpaced losses elsewhere. Volume breadth favored decliners, while volatility measures eased slightly and commodity prices, notably crude oil, moved lower on the session.
The Bovespa finished higher on Monday, supported by advances in the Public Utilities, Electric Power and Industrials sectors. The benchmark rose 0.86% in Sao Paulo, with a handful of stocks posting double-digit relative gains while others lagged, leaving decliners to outnumber advancers on the day.
National Vision Holdings Executive Chairman Fahs L. Reade sold 11,672 shares of common stock on March 6, 2026, in multiple trades executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The transactions, completed at prices between $29.57 and $29.58, generated roughly $345,217. On the same day Reade exercised restricted stock units and received new RSU grants. Company …
Vice President Alan Waxman of Sixth Street Specialty Lending purchased 300,000 common shares indirectly through a trust for $5.53 million in two transactions on March 5 and March 6, 2026. The buys came at prices between $18.42 and $18.46 while the stock traded at $18.39, and follow a quarter in which the company posted results above expectations bu…
Anthropic has filed suit against the U.S. government, saying the administration retaliated after the company refused a Defense Department demand to remove safety restrictions on its Claude model. The company says it modified Claude for classified use, declined to permit deployment for lethal autonomous weapons or mass domestic surveillance, and was…
A San Francisco-based research coalition has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a U.S. visa policy that it says discriminates against non-citizen experts who study online disinformation and hate speech. The group contends the policy, advanced by the Trump administration and implemented through the State Department, chills critical research and adv…
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has projected second-quarter revenue between $9.6 billion and $10.0 billion, a range that sits above the Wall Street consensus. The company attributes its outlook to growing demand for AI-optimized servers fitted with Nvidia chips, while reporting an 18% year-over-year rise in first-quarter revenue to $9.30 billion.
Higher global oil prices following U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran are driving up diesel costs in Brazil, presenting a near-term squeeze for producers moving a record soybean crop and completing second-season corn planting. With roughly 30% of diesel imported and demand at peak seasonal levels, agricultural groups warn that rising pump prices and loca…
On March 10, Air New Zealand halted its fiscal 2026 earnings guidance, pointing to the escalation of conflict in the Middle East and sharp, unprecedented volatility in global jet fuel markets. The airline had already signaled potential weaker second-half results in interim results released last month, when it reported a NZ$59 million loss before ta…
Walter 'Ted' Carter Jr. resigned as president of Ohio State University after informing the board of trustees that he had allowed an inappropriate relationship with someone who sought public resources to support her personal business. Carter had led the university for two years. The university provided no further details about the resources or the b…
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) looks like a high-conviction buy on a pullback. The shares are trading near the 50-day EMA and well below the 52-week high, while the company continues to demonstrate asset monetization, strategic investments, and a cash-generative portfolio. This trade targets a return to the upper-$120s over the next 180 trading days with a…
Director Snow Ralph Mattox III bought 11 shares of First Citizens BancShares Inc (FCNCA) on March 5, 2026, at $1,944.2225 per share, a transaction totaling $21,386. The purchase leaves Snow with 121 shares directly held. The stock trades at a P/E of 11.35 and is flagged by InvestingPro analysis as undervalued relative to its Fair Value. Separately,…
Oil prices jumped to levels unseen since 2022 after military action involving Iran disrupted shipping and production in the Middle East. Despite spot crude advances exceeding 40% since late February, shares of large integrated oil companies have posted only modest gains, while U.S. shale names have seen stronger rallies. Market participants point t…
U.S. crude has surged roughly 50% to top $100 a barrel in the wake of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, provoking a sharp uptick in market volatility and prompting investors to reassess risks to corporate margins, consumer spending and Federal Reserve policy. The jump has driven gasoline prices higher, weighed on consumer-facing stocks and tightened th…
In an interview recounted by a CBS News reporter on X, U.S. President Donald Trump described the campaign against Iran as "very complete" and said U.S. forces were "very far" ahead of his initial four to five week timetable. He asserted that Iran has been left without a navy, functioning communications, or an air force. When asked about Iran's new …
Euroseas is trading at bargain multiples (P/E 3.3, P/B ~1.0) with a market cap of ~$460M and an upcoming ex-dividend date on 03/10/2026. Recent time charters for fuel-efficient 1,800 TEU feeders at $22k-$24.25k/day and a technically constructive setup support a mid-term long trade. The trade carries cyclical and execution risks; use a clear stop an…
U.S. equity benchmarks climbed Monday afternoon after President Trump suggested the U.S.-Iran conflict could be winding down. The remarks, shared in excerpts posted by CBS from an interview on X, included assertions about Iran's diminished military capabilities and a comment that U.S. progress has outpaced his initial 4-5 week estimate. Oil prices …
Two men from Pennsylvania were arrested and charged with multiple federal terrorism-related offenses after allegedly bringing improvised explosive devices to an anti-Muslim rally outside New York City’s mayoral residence. Authorities say the devices were intercepted, no injuries were reported, and the suspects told police they were inspired by the …
U.S. officials are reviewing a menu of policy options aimed at easing a sharp rise in crude and fuel prices tied to the expanding U.S.-Israel war with Iran. Possibilities under consideration include releasing barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, offering reinsurance for tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, temporary tax or regulatory r…
City Holding Co director Javier A. Reyes bought 105 shares of the bank's common stock on March 9, 2026, paying $115.88 per share for a total of $12,167, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The purchase, executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, increases Reyes' direct holdings to 2,182 shares. Market commentary noted …
Senior Vice President Kim L. Jakovich sold 949 shares of Commerce Bancshares on March 5, 2026, for $51.45 per share, netting $48,826. After the transaction Jakovich holds 12,741 shares directly and 1,463 indirectly through a 401(k). The move was disclosed on a Form 4 filing. Separately, Commerce Bancshares reported fourth-quarter earnings of $1.01 …
