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The anticipated ¥1 trillion ($6.3 billion) fee for SoftBank from a U.S.-Japan project has been reduced by over 90% due to intervention from Tokyo officials amid growing concerns over the $550 billion joint investment plan between the U.S. and Japan.
Alibaba (BABA) shares rose Thursday as First Eagle notes the market is overlooking its AI value. Discover how a 34% price hike on AI chips and a new monetization push are creating a "margin of safety" for investors.
Former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, has reportedly been under an FBI probe that began months before he announced his resignation.
Darden Restaurants (NYSE:DRI) will release Q3 earnings on March 19. Analysts expect $2.94 EPS and $3.33B revenue. Benzinga's top-rated analysts give mixed opinions.
The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposal by Nasdaq Inc. on Wednesday, March 18, allowing certain stocks to be traded and settled in tokenized form on the exchange.
Accenture (NYSE:ACN) will release Q2 earnings on March 19. Analysts expect $2.84 EPS and $17.83B revenue. Recent acquisitions and ratings also discussed.
The S&P 500 fell 1.36% on Wednesday to close at 6,624.70 after a hotter-than-expected PPI report, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell‘s cautious inflation comments stoked fears that the U.S.
A widely followed cryptocurrency analyst identified on Wednesday a bullish reversal pattern for Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) similar to the one that preceded massive mem
Tim Walz proposed a tax on social media companies to fund workforce training and economic initiatives aimed at helping workers adapt to AI-driven job disruptions.
Andrej Karpathy reacted enthusiastically after Nvidia delivered its first DGX Station GB300 deskside AI supercomputer, highlighting a broader shift toward powerful local systems for developing trillion-parameter, agentic AI models.
Google DeepMind has hired former Bridgewater AI chief Jasjeet Sekhon as chief strategy officer, signaling Alphabet Inc.'s push to strengthen its AI capabilities and compete more aggressively with OpenAI and Anthropic.
Cheniere Energy Inc. rose 1.23% in after-hours trading Wednesday following missile strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG facility and news of expanded deliveries to Thailand.
Elizabeth Warren criticized Nvidia's renewed AI chip sales to China, warning the move could raise consumer tech prices and boost China's AI capabilities, even as the company resumes shipments following regulatory approvals.
Figma Inc. shares fell 0.24% in after-hours trading Wednesday following a regular-session drop amid competition from Google's updated Stitch design platform.
Micron Technology shares fell after hours despite beating earnings and issuing strong guidance, as investors weighed heavy capital spending plans and delayed supply growth even as analysts remained bullish on long-term AI-driven demand.
Leading cryptocurrencies plunged alongside stocks on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve said the escalating Middle East conflict could push inflation higher.
Howard Schultz credits his challenging childhood in Brooklyn's projects for giving him the drive, courage, and vision to transform Starbucks from a small Seattle coffee roaster into a global brand with over 35,000 stores.
U.S. national debt will hit $39 trillion on March 25, 2026, growing at $7.23 billion per day as the Iran war added $12 billion in costs during the first two weeks.
Klarna shares are trading lower Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at 3.50% to 3.75% for a third straight meeting.
Powell warned Middle East oil prices will push inflation higher near term but dismissed stagflation fears and kept rates on hold, as stocks fell and crude surged
Why Nvidia and Exxon are both winning in March—and what this split-personality market says about oil shocks, AI stocks, inflation fears, and the fragile rally beneath the S&P 500.
