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Some of the weakest areas of the market in 2026 have turned into outperformers since the Iran conflict began, according to Deutsche Bank Research.

American ports are far removed from the conflict in the Middle East, but they are seeing rising bunker-fuel prices and increased uncertainty.

Competitive pressure and investor demand may have more to do with how frequently public companies reveal their financial results in the future than the SEC does.

Uber and Nvidia aim to launch autonomous ride-hailing in up to 28 cities in less than two years.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav stands to walk away with up to $1 billion, depending on how quickly the sale to Paramount closes.

There are questions about how much upside is really implied by Nvidia’s new outlook. In the meantime, investors may be looking for clearer growth opportunities elsewhere.

Global oil prices were poised to end above $100 a barrel for a fourth session in a row, as U.S. calls for help to secure the crucial waterway fall on deaf ears and reports that Iran is allowing some crude tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz offer a “mixed signal” for the market on the situation in the Middle East.

Bernstein analysts say CoreWeave’s business could be cannibalized as Big Tech customers build their own data-center infrastructure.

Honeywell’s stock fell after the defense contractor said some revenue that was expected in the first quarter could be delayed until May because of shipping disruptions in the Middle East.

A Needham analyst thinks AI agents will help Amazon’s business, not hurt it.

Even as Social Security’s finances have deteriorated, voters have responded with systemic denial.

The unveiling of Tesla’s long-delayed Roadster has now been pushed back to “probably” late April.