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  • Amazon launched AI hiring tools and a 'humorphism' design, and released Quick desktop assistant to index files and automate workplace workflows.
  • NVIDIA introduced Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, a multimodal model that ingests text, images, audio and video for enterprise deployment.
  • The FCC plans expedited reviews of eight ABC stations, raising potential license revocation risk for Disney’s broadcast operations.
  • Kim Jong Un publicly praised North Korean soldiers who committed suicide while fighting in Russia's Kursk region.
  • The World Bank warned Uganda's draft foreign funding law could criminalize routine operations of international organizations.
  • U.S. pump prices rose toward a near four-year high as crude strength and Midwest refinery outages tightened supply.
  • European equities were mixed: Madrid, Milan and Lisbon closed higher while Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris and Brussels finished lower.

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Ferrari Shares Rise After JPMorgan Flags Stable Profitability for Q1

Ferrari Shares Rise After JPMorgan Flags Stable Profitability for Q1

Ferrari stock climbed in Milan after JPMorgan published an upbeat outlook for the automaker's first-quarter performance. The bank's analyst, who keeps an overweight rating, expects modest year-on-year revenue growth driven by price mix to offset a slight decline in volumes, and forecasts that disciplined cost control and product transitions will al…

Judge to Review Whether Pentagon Complied With Ruling Restoring Press Access

Judge to Review Whether Pentagon Complied With Ruling Restoring Press Access

A federal judge will hear arguments over whether the Pentagon has followed a March ruling that found parts of its press credential policy unlawful and ordered immediate reinstatement of reporters' access. The New York Times says the Defense Department has effectively ignored the court's decision by issuing an interim policy that preserves access re…

Inside Artemis II: A day-by-day roadmap for NASA’s crewed lunar test flight

Inside Artemis II: A day-by-day roadmap for NASA’s crewed lunar test flight

Artemis II will carry four crew members on a roughly 10-day mission that sends NASA’s Orion spacecraft on a high-speed loop around the Moon and back. Launch is targeted from Kennedy Space Center aboard the Space Launch System, with a launch window opening on April 1 and backups available. The flight will include Earth-orbit checkouts, a translunar …

Surging Fuel Costs Set to Reorder U.S. Airline Competitive Landscape

Surging Fuel Costs Set to Reorder U.S. Airline Competitive Landscape

A sharp rise in oil and jet-fuel prices is poised to create a meaningful financial stress test for U.S. carriers. Executives and ratings agencies say low-cost operators are the most exposed, with larger network and premium-revenue airlines best positioned to withstand prolonged elevated fuel costs. If prices remain high, the industry could see capa…

DHT Holdings, Inc. Strategic Fleet Update

DHT Holdings, Inc. Strategic Fleet Update

DHT Holdings, Inc. announced the delivery of the DHT Gazelle, a new Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC), continuing its fleet modernization program. The new vessel will start a long-term time charter with a major oil company, and the company has completed the sale of two older vessels as part of its fleet renewal strategy. These moves are aimed at impr…

Rising Fuel Costs and Bond Yields Put Fed’s Inflation Anchors Under Strain

Rising Fuel Costs and Bond Yields Put Fed’s Inflation Anchors Under Strain

As oil and gasoline prices climb following the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, policymakers at the Federal Reserve are monitoring signs that household and market measures of inflation expectations may be slipping from the 2% anchor. Recent weak Treasury auctions, higher U.S. yields and a jump in one-year consumer expectations have intensified deba…

U.S. futures tick higher as investors weigh Middle East escalation and oil risks

U.S. futures tick higher as investors weigh Middle East escalation and oil risks

U.S. stock index futures opened higher on Monday in a holiday-shortened trading week after steep losses the previous session, as investors continued to digest the widening Middle East conflict. Renewed fighting and comments from global leaders have driven oil and commodity prices higher, lifting energy and aluminum stocks in premarket trade, even a…

Nitto Denko launches ¥50 billion share repurchase plan

Nitto Denko launches ¥50 billion share repurchase plan

Nitto Denko has unveiled a share buyback program to repurchase up to 20 million shares, equal to 2.97% of its outstanding stock, with a total spending limit of ¥50 billion. The repurchases will take place between April 8 and August 31, 2026, and are described by the company as a component of a broader shareholder return framework and a flexible app…

Kosovo Agrees to Join U.S.-Led International Force in Gaza

Kosovo Agrees to Join U.S.-Led International Force in Gaza

Kosovo's government has authorized the deployment of troops to Gaza to join an international stabilization force organized under a U.S.-backed initiative. The move follows a U.S. invitation received in December and comes amid ongoing violence in Gaza and high casualty figures reported by local health authorities.

Why JPMorgan Says Today's Energy Shock Isn't 2022 Redux

Why JPMorgan Says Today's Energy Shock Isn't 2022 Redux

JPMorgan's equity strategy team argues that while rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions have revived memories of 2022, several material differences in wage trends, central bank positioning, consumer dynamics, European growth and energy infrastructure make a repeat of 2022-style stagflation unlikely.

Markets Brace for Iran Conflict, Oil Shock and Jobs Data as Quarter Closes

Markets Brace for Iran Conflict, Oil Shock and Jobs Data as Quarter Closes

The ongoing Iran conflict, now entering a second month, continues to reshape energy flows and investor sentiment as the first quarter ends. Oil prices have jumped well above pre-war levels, while trading eyes remain fixed on both diplomatic signals from Washington and a slate of U.S. economic data—including manufacturing activity and the March jobs…

Aluminum Prices Jump After Strikes Damage Gulf Smelters, Stocks Climb

Aluminum Prices Jump After Strikes Damage Gulf Smelters, Stocks Climb

Aluminum futures rose sharply toward four-year peaks after Iranian strikes damaged key Gulf smelting facilities, constricting supply from producers that represent about 9% of global output. The move pushed London Metal Exchange three-month aluminum higher and triggered gains in major aluminum producers' equities in both London and U.S. pre-market t…