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  • White House to convene meeting on Trump-backed plan to remake Washington Dulles Airport, including possible major reconstruction or demolition of the main terminal.
  • Analyst note recommends Nucor as a defensive steel play amid tariff volatility, target $197, stop $165 from ~$175 entry.
  • Japan's services producer prices rose 2.6% year-on-year in January, reinforcing BOJ readiness to raise short-term rates if gains persist.
  • U.S. futures flat as markets await Nvidia earnings and Trump's State of the Union, while tariff rollout and trade-authority legal uncertainty linger.
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Cambodia's Hun Manet Says Thai Forces Remain on Cambodian Soil Despite Ceasefire

Cambodia's Hun Manet Says Thai Forces Remain on Cambodian Soil Despite Ceasefire

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet told international media that Thai troops continue to occupy areas inside what Cambodia regards as its territory despite a December ceasefire brokered under an international peace initiative. He urged Thailand to permit the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) to resume technical demarcation work to verify the facts on…

IMF Says Yen’s Level Is Set by Markets, Offers No Target

IMF Says Yen’s Level Is Set by Markets, Offers No Target

The International Monetary Fund does not endorse any specific valuation for the Japanese yen, IMF mission chief for Japan Rahul Anand said, stressing that the currency’s level is the outcome of market dynamics and that Japan maintains a flexible exchange-rate regime. When pressed on whether circumstances might prompt Japanese authorities to interve…

Japan's January Exports Jump 16.8% as Asian Demand Lifts Shipments

Japan's January Exports Jump 16.8% as Asian Demand Lifts Shipments

Japan's merchandise exports rose 16.8% year-on-year in January, marking a fifth straight month of growth, buoyed by strong shipments to China ahead of the Lunar New Year. Despite the export rebound, broader economic data showed the country only managed meagre growth in the fourth quarter, with weaker-than-expected exports and capital expenditure ci…

HASI Director Disposes $5.2M in Shares as Stock Nears Yearly High

HASI Director Disposes $5.2M in Shares as Stock Nears Yearly High

HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital director Jeffrey Eckel sold $5.2 million worth of company stock on February 17, 2026, in two separate transactions. The trades occurred as HASI traded close to its 52-week high and after the company reported fourth-quarter 2025 results that beat expectations. An analyst lift and dividend details round out recen…

Radio Free Asia Restarts Chinese-Language Broadcasts After Last Year’s Cuts

Radio Free Asia Restarts Chinese-Language Broadcasts After Last Year’s Cuts

Radio Free Asia (RFA) has restarted broadcasts targeting audiences in China, RFA’s CEO said, after last year’s funding cuts under the Trump administration largely halted the outlet’s operations. The outlet says private contracting enabled the relaunch of radio services in several languages, but sustained restoration depends on newly approved congre…

Alaska Air Executive Sells Shares, Exercises RSUs as Stake Narrows

Alaska Air Executive Sells Shares, Exercises RSUs as Stake Narrows

Andrew R. Harrison, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Alaska Air Group, sold 14,500 shares on February 13, 2026, at an average price of $54.8112 per share for roughly $794,762, following the conversion of restricted stock units into common shares. Additional share disposals to cover tax obligations and the company's recen…

Markets Tick Higher as AI Worries and Iran Talks Shape Trading Mood

Markets Tick Higher as AI Worries and Iran Talks Shape Trading Mood

U.S. equity benchmarks finished the session marginally higher after a day of choppy trading as investors balanced concerns about corporate spending on artificial intelligence and its economic implications with encouraging signs from Iran on nuclear negotiations with the United States. Technology names recovered from early losses while transports be…

DNA from Glove Near Nancy Guthrie's Home Yields No Match, Investigators Say

DNA from Glove Near Nancy Guthrie's Home Yields No Match, Investigators Say

Authorities said DNA obtained from a glove discovered roughly two miles from the Tucson-area home of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie did not produce a match in the national CODIS database. The development is a setback in the ongoing investigation into what authorities treat as an apparent kidnapping for ransom. Investigators continue to analyze other mat…

Florida Republican Draws Bipartisan Rebuke After Anti-Muslim Post

Florida Republican Draws Bipartisan Rebuke After Anti-Muslim Post

Republican Representative Randy Fine faced widespread condemnation from rights organizations and Democratic officials after a social media post stating "the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one." Critics, including high-profile Democrats, called for his resignation or for Republican leaders to take action, while Fine dismissed the…