Articles

“My attorney, who described himself as a minister doing ‘God’s work,’ had me sign a 40% contingency agreement.”

Where the S&P 500 goes next is clearly hinging on oil prices and the Strait of Hormuz. Here’s a fresh line in the sand.

The company’s CEO said the company has ”a more cautious view for the balance of the year.”

Oil futures rose on Wednesday as traders awaited what could be a historic release of emergency government reserves to counter the disruption to supplies from the attack on Iran.

Rheinmetall came up short of analysts expectaions for growth, net income and operating margins. Third Bridge warns its ambitious growth plans will present difficulties in execution

Traders increased bets on a possible interest rate rise in the eurozone this year after officials on Wednesday said the bloc’s central bank may be forced to act if the Iran war risks an inflation spike.

The troubled private-credit industry was under further pressure after a report that JPMorgan Chase was tightening its lending criteria while a $33 billion fund was reported to have seen heavy withdrawals.

According to a report, a former DOGE software engineer allegedly told co-workers that he had two databases of U.S. citizens’ information.

The big for-profit health insurers who run the Medicare Advantage program aren’t happy with the latest government watchdog report

AI could increase the need for cybersecurity offerings, not cut into CrowdStrike’s business, according to Morgan Stanley.

Panic in the oil market has calmed down, with prices pulling back from the week’s highs near $120 a barrel after a group of wealthy nations said they will consider a coordinated release of emergency global crude reserves

Trump warned Iran anew on Tuesday not to lay mines in the strategic waterway.