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Stock markets have been volatile since the Iran war started, but one in particular has stood out.

The fintech lender appears to have decided that the best defense is a good offense following a report by Muddy Waters.

The cereal maker says it expects adjusted operating profit and net sales to fall in fiscal 2026.

The Trump administration has waived the century-old Jones Act—a maritime law that requires all vessels carrying goods between two U.S. ports to be American built and owned.

History suggests the second half of March is a winner for the stock market.

The strong fourth quarter overshadows slightly softer earnings guidance for the current fiscal year.

The nominee still doesn’t have a Senate confirmation hearing date, although Jerome Powell’s term as chair technically ends May 15.

The U.S. economy is weaker than it seemed a month ago, and lower interest rates may not be the answer.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has big hopes for artificial intelligence to drive cloud-computing revenue but the stock will likely need more catalysts.

RBC Capital downgraded Starbucks stock, citing ongoing and future investments.

Trump expresses frustration with NATO allies, what happens if Warsh’s Fed confirmation is delayed, airlines face higher fuel costs, and more news to start your day.

Stocks rose for a second straight day. Plus, Jerome Powell is set for his penultimate meeting as Fed chair.

Oklo says it is targeting the commercial production of nuclear power by 2028 at the latest.

United Airlines, Southwest, Delta, and American have fallen sharply since the Iran war started.

Honeywell CEO Vimal Kapur gave investors a small scare when reviewing the impact of the Iran conflict on Tuesday.

Nvidia stock pares back gains following a solid jump on the first day of the chip maker’s annual developer conference.

Swarmer, a drone-autonomy software company whose technology has been used in Ukraine, begins trading after a small IPO aimed at funding growth in autonomous warfare technology. The stock ticker is SWMR.

Nvidia stock didn't move much after CEO Jensen Huang said the company expects to sell at least $1 trillion worth of Blackwell and Rubin chips.

The Brent and WTI benchmarks were clawing back losses after fresh strikes by Iran fueled fears about disruption of crude flows.

Competition for defense materials will shape Russian and Iranian war efforts, Omar Al-Ghusbi writes in a guest commentary.

VLUE has returned 7% in 2026, and is up 40% in the past 12 months—double the broad market’s gain.

Blue Owl Technology Finance’s portfolio is heavily exposed to software borrowers financed using annualized recurring revenue, a lending strategy now facing skepticism as artificial intelligence reshapes the industry.

SkyBridge Capital has been able to satisfy only a fraction of redemption requests as investors mobbed the exits in the last few years.

One analyst’s top picks are Devon Energy, Diamondback Energy, and Permian Resources.

The war is a blow to Europe and NATO and a boon for Russia, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.