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Consumer sentiment softens at the end of February

A survey of consumer sentiment slipped in late February but stayed at a 32-month high in a sign of optimism about the U.S. economy.

FuboTV shares soar on narrower-than-expected fourth-quarter loss and revenue beat

FuboTV Inc. shares climbed 14% in premarket trading Friday after the sports-first TV-streaming company reported a narrower-than-expected loss and better-than-expected revenue in its fourth-quarter results.

DWAC discloses new lawsuits seeking to block merger with Trump Media & Technology

In the new filing, the special-purpose acquisition corporation, or SPAC, disclosed new lawsuits that seek to block the merger, as well as changes to its bylaws that specify that any complaints brought against it be directed to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Here’s what a neutral chatbot thinks of Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman

Who better to turn to than a chatbot for their view of the case?

Plug Power resolves ‘going-concern’ issue, but stock drops as results underwhelm

The alternative-energy company missed the mark with its annual results.

Regional bank stocks dragged down by NYCB, led by banks with exposure to New York City real estate

Regional bank stocks were lower across the board early Friday, dragged down by the latest bad news from New York Community Bancorp Inc. that included the disclosure of ”material weaknesses” in its accounting.

Nio, BYD see EV deliveries drop sharply in February

Nio’s stock gains, while Li Auto’s stock pulls back after its biggest monthly gain in more than three years.

Oil prices rise after Gaza deaths heighten tensions

Oil futures trade higher early Friday.

Most AI, software and semiconductor stocks are a crowded trade right now

Artificial intelligence is one of the most revolutionary technologies of our time, as I’ve been saying since 2022.  Given Nvidia’s NVDA blowout earnings results last month, it’s worth revisiting the AI trend, review our prior picks and update our analysis.

New York Community Bancorp ‘is on its own’ to work out accounting mess, says analyst

Regional lender unlikely to find buyers given the uncertainty around its financials.

Huge one-day rallies like we’ve seen lately are more common in bear markets

Investors shouldn’t get carried away when stocks soar in a single day.

Kyle Bass, who famously bet against subprime, is now snapping up land in Texas, Florida and other red states

Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass is seeking to double down on investments in real estate in places including Florida, Texas, and Tennessee in a bid to capitalize on the internal migrations that are seeing Americans leave the U.S.’s most expensive areas in pursuit of more affordable lifestyles.
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