国际铜夜盘收跌1.52%，沪铜收跌1.23%，沪铝收涨0.62%，沪锌收跌0.26%，沪铅收涨0.42%，沪镍收跌2.55%，沪锡收跌7.16%。氧化铝夜盘收涨0.22%，铝合金收涨0.46%。不锈钢夜盘收跌0.53%。

Shares of white nicotine pouch and smoking accessories maker and marketer Turning Point Brands (NYSE: TPB) are down 20% as of 11 a.m. ET this morning after the company released fourth-quarter earnings. During the quarter, Turning Point grew sales by 29% while adjusted earnings per share dipped 3%, with both figures outpacing Wall Street's consensus. However, management guided for adjusted EBITDA to decline 15% sequentially as the company continues its shift away from legacy smoking accessories and Zig-Zags to white nicotine pouches, and the market is taking a wait-and-see stance today. Ultimately, I don't believe today's sell-off is anything to worry about. Instead, it appears to be the product of a stock that was priced for perfection, after it rose 500% over the last three years before today's drop. Initially known for its Zig-Zag smoking accessories and rolling papers, and its Stoker's smokeless tobacco, Turning Point is transitioning to a future powered by white nicotine pouch sales from its ALP and FRE brands. These nicotine pouch sales soared 266% in Q4, accounting for 34% of total sales, up from 12% last year. Looking ahead to 2026, management expects FRE and ALP to account for roughly half of the company's total revenue, potentially becoming the cornerstones of Turning Points' brands. However, this shift doesn't come without costs. The company saw SG&A expenses rise 38% in Q4 -- slightly outpacing revenue growth and causing profitability to decline -- as costs for marketing, compliance, outbound freight, and new production capabilities increased. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading

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Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images News Paramount ( PSKY ) CEO David Ellison on Monday reaffirmed his promise to release thirty films per year once his company merges with Warner Bros. Discovery ( WBD ). "As we have said consistently, we are committed to delivering a broad pipeline of high-quality storytelling, including 15 theatrical films per year per studio, for a total of at least 30 films annually," Ellison said during a conference call with analysts. On Friday, Paramount sealed the $110B deal with Warner and paid the $2.8B termination fee to Netflix ( NFLX ). The deal, among other things, significantly bolsters the combined streaming platform, reaching more than 200M subscribers, which includes more than 130M subs coming just from Warner Bros. Regulators rightfully expressed worries about the Netflix-Warner merger, which would have brought total streaming subscribers to nearly half a billion users and created a monopoly in the market. Although, a deal with Paramount brings together two of the “Big Five” Hollywood studios under one roof and further consolidates the movie-making industry. Ellison, who has expressed his love for the big screen, vowed that movies from Paramount and Warner Bros. will have a 45-day theatrical window before they are shown on home entertainment and streaming platforms. "When you look at the theatrical space, which is something we deeply, deeply believe in, large franchises and big pieces of intellectual property are launched in theaters, period," Ellison said. "I personally learned this lesson in 2022. We basically had the largest theatrical box office film with ‘Top Gun: Maverick,’ which became a cultural phenomenon, grossing $1.5 billion." Ellison also said on the call that the net debt of a combined Paramount and Warner Bros. would be $79B and ruled out any plan to offload cable assets. A previous report by Reuters said the company was willing to divest some overlapping TV channels if required to satisfy merger conditions. More on Paramo...

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Sprightly animation about a student’s attempt to stop the destruction of a woodland leans into Disney’s love of anthropomorphism and riffs amusingly on Avatar Writer-director Daniel Chong brings us a witty, sprightly family animation, co-produced by Pixar veteran Pete Docter and co-written by Jesse Andrews, who may conceivably have supplied quite a bit of the punching-up and the funny incidental lines. In its modest, insouciant way, it is about protecting the environment, and riffs amusingly on films such as Avatar (there’s some amusing preemptive material about it not being like Avatar, but it is, especially at the end) as well as Inception , The Lion King and Dr Dolittle. It’s also about Disney anthropomorphism generally: the great mystery of what it must be like to be an animal and the human yearning to communicate and empathise with them. Mabel, voiced by Piper Curda, is a teenager who lives with her grandma (the absence of her mom is slightly skated over) and learns from this wise older person the importance of loving nature, particularly the peaceful woodland glade near their house – and the associated importance of acceptance and forgiveness for people that you maybe don’t get along with. But when the evil Mayor Jerry (voiced by Jon Hamm) says he intends to destroy this glade to make way for a freeway, Mabel realises that the only way to stop him legally is to repopulate the glade with the beavers and other animals who have mysteriously vanished. Continue reading...

Eagle Capital Management initiated a new position in MercadoLibre (NASDAQ:MELI) , acquiring 411,549 shares in the fourth quarter, according to a February 17, 2026, SEC filing. According to an SEC filing dated February 17, 2026, Eagle Capital Management opened a new stake in MercadoLibre, acquiring 411,549 shares. At quarter-end, the position was valued at $828.97 million, reflecting the initial acquisition and changes in share price during the period. MercadoLibre, Inc. is a leading e-commerce and fintech platform in Latin America. The company leverages its integrated marketplace, payments, and logistics infrastructure to drive growth and deepen customer engagement across multiple verticals. Its diversified business model and regional expertise position it as a dominant player in the evolving digital economy of Latin America. Continue reading

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Paris, 2 March 2026 – Clariane (CLARI - ISIN: FR0010386334) announces the release of its 2025 Universal Registration Document.

Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) is the most valuable healthcare company in the world, as its valuation hovers around $1 trillion. It has generated fantastic gains for investors, rising by more than 400% in just the past five years. Those are terrific returns for a stock that's a fairly safe blue chip investment. But with such impressive gains, you may be wondering whether it's too late to invest in the stock, whether there's still room for it to rise, or if it's due for a correction. Below, I'll look to answer those questions. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading

Dividend stocks can make for great long-term investments. They can generate a steady stream of income for your portfolio, not only padding your overall returns but also providing you with a way to generate cash without having to sell any of your positions. Finding quality dividend stocks, however, can be challenging. A seemingly good dividend stock may suddenly cut or suspend its dividend if its operations are facing challenges and its results aren't strong. Then, not only can your dividend income come to an abrupt halt, but the stock could also end up in a freefall. One stock that looks to be in excellent financial shape and which could perhaps be the ultimate dividend investment to hang on to is AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) . Here's why this pharmaceutical giant can be a great option to consider if you want a top dividend stock to buy and hold. Continue reading

For years, UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) stock has been a terrific growth investment. In fact, it looked unstoppable. Not only did it repeatedly grow its dividend, but the stock was amassing some outstanding results along the way. It was looking like the ultimate healthcare stock to own for the long term. But things have changed drastically for UnitedHealth Group within just the past 12 months. Concerns about rising costs and investigations into its billing practices have significantly weighed on its valuation. During that time frame, the stock has fallen by 37%. It finished last week at a price of around $293, which is down significantly from its 52-week high of more than $606. This year, it's already down more than 10%. And whether the health insurance giant is able to turn things around could hinge on one very important metric. Continue reading

Duolingo (NASDAQ: DUOL) has already proven it can scale up. The language-learning platform now serves more than 50 million daily active users and generates over $1 billion in annual revenue. It has transitioned from a high-growth start-up to a profitable subscription business. The next three years won't determine whether Duolingo survives. They will determine what kind of company it becomes. Will it evolve into a durable learning platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) , with expanding margins? Or will it mature into a slower-growing consumer app facing structural competition? Here's how the landscape might look by 2029. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading

CRISPR Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CRSP) is a company that can potentially help revolutionize healthcare. Its gene-editing therapies can be game changers for patients living with illnesses and conditions that might otherwise be difficult to treat. The company already has a promising approved therapy in Casgevy, which regulators first approved in 2023 to treat patients with sickle cell disease. It has also obtained approval as a treatment for transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia. But the issue with CRISPR is that it's been a slow rollout, and its business continues to incur significant losses. Is it still too risky a stock to buy right now? Should you consider holding off on buying CRISPR Therapeutics? Continue reading

Novo Nordisk (NYSE: NVO) stock has been a trainwreck of late. In just the past 12 months, the Danish healthcare stock has lost around 60% of its value. Things have been going from bad to worse for the business. Its guidance hasn't been looking good, and investors are now also concerned about its long-term prospects and ability to compete alongside rival Eli Lilly . While Novo Nordisk does have an approved GLP-1 weight loss pill on the market, the concern is that its advantage won't last long once Eli Lilly launches its own pill. Despite all the negativity around Novo Nordisk, however, I'm not worried about the business and am still hanging onto the pharmaceutical stock . While seeing all the red may seem unnerving and worrisome, by no means does it mean the business is in trouble. Continue reading

US Government Seizes Over $580 Million In Crypto Linked To Southeast Asian Scams Authored by Micah Zimmerman via Bitcoin Magazine , U.S. Attorney Jeanine Ferris Pirro said federal authorities have frozen and seized more than $580 million in cryptocurrency tied to Southeast Asian scam networks , marking a major escalation in the government’s campaign against cross-border crypto fraud. The funds were restrained through the Justice Department’s Scam Center Strike Force, a task force formed in November to target cryptocurrency investment and confidence schemes linked to Chinese transnational criminal organizations. Officials said the groups use social media platforms and text messaging to target U.S. victims and siphon billions of dollars each year. Recent estimates place annual losses to Americans near $10 billion. “ In only three months, we have made significant progress, freezing, seizing, and forfeiting cryptocurrency worth more than $578 million from these criminals ,” Pirro said in a statement . She said her office will seek forfeiture through the courts and aims to return funds to victims. Authorities describe the schemes as “pig butchering” operations, in which fraudsters build relationships with victims before steering them into fraudulent crypto investments. Victims are persuaded to purchase legitimate digital assets and then transfer them to counterfeit trading platforms controlled by the scam networks. The operations often run out of secured compounds in parts of Southeast Asia, including Burma, Cambodia, and Laos. U.S. officials said some workers inside the compounds are trafficking victims who are forced to carry out scams under threat of violence. In certain areas, revenue generated from scam activity accounts for a large share of local economic output. The Strike Force is focused on identifying senior figures within the criminal networks , including organizers and money launderers who move proceeds through blockchain transactions and shell accounts. Inve...

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LOS ANGELES, March 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP reminds investors of the upcoming April 6, 2026 deadline to file a lead plaintiff motion in the class action filed on behalf of investors who purchased or otherwise acquired Oracle Corporation (“Oracle” or the “Company”) (NYSE: ORCL) securities between June 12, 2025 and December 16, 2025, inclusive (the “Class Period”). IF YOU SUFFERED A LOSS ON YOUR ORACLE INVESTMENTS, CLICK HERE TO INQUIRE ABOUT POTENTIALLY PURSUING CLAIMS TO RECOVER YOUR LOSS UNDER THE FEDERAL SECURITIES LAWS. What Happened? On September 25, 2025, analysts at Rothschild & Co. Redburn claimed that the market was “materially overestimate[ing]” future growth resulting from Oracle’s AI deals, warning that the Company’s promises of new revenues from its increased AI infrastructure business were “unlikely to materialize.” On this news, Oracle’s stock price fell $17.13, or 5.6%, to close at $291.33 per share on September 25, 2025, thereby injuring investors. Then, on December 10, 2025, Oracle released its second quarter fiscal 2026 financial results, missing consensus estimates in revenue growth, capital expenditures (“CapEx”), and negative free cash flow. The Company further revealed that it “now expect[ed] fiscal 2026 CapEx will be about $15 billion higher than [it] forecasted after Q1.” On this news, Oracle’ stock price fell $24.16, or 10.8%, to close at $198.85 per share on December 11, 2025. Further, on December 12, 2025, Bloomberg reported that Oracle had “pushed back the completion dates for some of the data centers it’s developing for the artificial intelligence model developer OpenAI to 2028 from 2027” due to “labor and material shortages.” On this news, Oracle’s stock price fell $8.88, or 4.5%, to close at $189.97 per share on December 12, 2025. Finally, on December 17, 2025, Financial Times reported that Oracle’s primary financial backer for its data center projects, Blue Owl Capital, had backed out of funding a...

Earnings Call Insights: Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) Q4 2025 Management View John Chidsey, newly appointed President, CEO & Director, opened by stating, "NCLH has clearly not been performing to its full potential." He emphasized a rapid, organization-wide review to identify underperformance and outlined a new approach focused on "disciplined execution, operational rigor and a clear focus on the fundamentals." Chidsey identified three immediate priorities: fixing execution and driving accountability, improving efficiency and return on invested capital, and unlocking operational upside in revenue management and itinerary optimization. He highlighted, "Our strategy is sound, our execution and coordination have not been, and a culture of accountability is essential and necessary going forward." Chidsey confirmed an "all-new leadership team in most of our critical functions" and a commitment to streamlining and reorganizing the business, including the appointment of Marc Kazlauskas as President of Norwegian Cruise Lines and a new Chief Marketing Officer and revenue management leader. He also noted ongoing integration efforts across brands and functions. Mark Kempa, Executive VP & CFO, stated, "Net yields in the fourth quarter grew 3.8%, while adjusted net cruise cost ex fuel of $158 was below guidance, increasing only 0.2%, driven by strong cost controls, which ultimately drove adjusted EBITDA of $564 million, exceeding our guidance." Kempa also noted a $95 million or $0.20 write-off related to certain information technology assets. Kempa highlighted the launch of a refreshed Norwegian brand platform, Oceania's move to an adults-only policy, and record-breaking bookings for new ship sales. He announced new ship orders across all three brands, securing 17 ships on order through 2037. Outlook For 2026, the company expects net yield growth in the first quarter to decline approximately 1.6%, with net yields for the full year projected as "approximately flat." Kempa ...

Seiya Tabuchi/iStock via Getty Images Business development companies, or BDCs ( BIZD ), are a bit of a difficult asset class to fully understand for income investors. On the one hand, they look very, very attractive due to their juicy yields that often exceed double digits, as well as the fact that those yields are backed by well-diversified, actively managed portfolios spread across 100-plus individual companies across a broad number of industries, with the vast majority of them invested in senior secured debt ( BKLN ) with contractual payments over relatively short periods of time. When you couple that with moderate amounts of leverage, investment-grade credit ratings, and underwriting teams that specialize in what they do and actively manage the portfolio to minimize credit losses and optimize total returns over time, the pitch sounds phenomenal. This is why many institutional investors invest in private credit funds that are both public and privately traded, and the sector itself has a strong track record with better risk-adjusted return performance than other forms of high yields ( HYG ), including high-yielding bonds ( JNK ) and leveraged loans ( SRLN ). Goldman Sachs Asset Management However, the flip side is that these investments are primarily in floating-rate loans that are indexed to short-term interest rates, and therefore whenever the Fed hikes or cuts interest rates, their yields can change significantly, and BDC dividends ultimately get cut, even if there is no credit stress in the portfolios themselves. We've seen this in numerous cases just recently across the BDC space, including strong-performing BDCs like Golub Capital BDC ( GBDC ) and Morgan Stanley Direct Lending ( MSDL ) that have minimal non-accruals and are conservatively positioned and, in fact, have some of the lowest fees in the space. There are others that are right on the brink as well, including prestigious names like Blackstone Secured Lending ( BXSL ) and Ares Capital Corporation ( A...

Oil stocks crowded the top of the S&P 500 early Monday as the U.S.-Israel war against Iran entered its third day. The war is damaging Iran's oil export infrastructure and snarling tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Supply worry boosted the U.S. crude oil price 6.4% to $71.30 a barrel in the futures market.

Rebecca English shown emails at high court trial suggesting investigator ‘went out on a limb’ to help her The Daily Mail’s royal editor has denied using a private investigator to “blag” information about the Duke of Sussex and his former girlfriends, as she was shown emails suggesting the investigator “went out on a limb” to help her. Rebecca English’s name appears on six of the articles cited by Prince Harry in his case against Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), publisher of the Daily Mail. Continue reading...

Vertigo3d/E+ via Getty Images The escalating military conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran is creating significant disruptions across global financial markets, with immediate impacts on equities, commodities, currencies, and safe-haven assets. In light of this, JP Morgan's trading desk named consumer, airlines and cruise lines stocks as “conflict laggards”. Below is a list ranked according to Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings, with all featured stocks carrying a Strong Sell designation. Lucid Group ( LCID ) and Duolingo ( DUOL ) share the lowest ratings on the list, each with a Quant Rating of 1.04. Sweetgreen ( SG ) and Bright Horizons Family Solutions ( BFAM ) follow closely behind. The list spans multiple sectors, including automobile manufacturers, education services, restaurants and household appliances. Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings system evaluates stocks based on their relative performance across critical quantitative measures, including valuation, growth, stock momentum and profitability. Ratings are given on a scale from 1 to 5, with any rating of 3.5 or above considered bullish and any rating of 2.5 or below considered bearish. Here is the list: Lucid Group ( LCID ), Quant Rating: 1.04 Duolingo ( DUOL ), Quant Rating: 1.04 Sweetgreen ( SG ), Quant Rating: 1.18 Bright Horizons Family Solutions ( BFAM ), Quant Rating: 1.25 RH ( RH ), Quant Rating: 1.28 First Watch Restaurant Group ( FWRG ), Quant Rating: 1.29 Portillo’s ( PTLO ), Quant Rating: 1.31 Helen of Troy ( HELE ), Quant Rating: 1.34 Sabre ( SABR ), Quant Rating: 1.35 Kodiak AI ( KDK ), Quant Rating: 1.35 Airline ETF: ( JETS ) Consumer Discretionary ETFs: ( XLY ), ( VCR ), ( FXD ), ( FDIS ), ( RSPD ), and ( RXI ) More on consumer and airline stocks Lucid Group, Inc. (LCID) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript VCR: Vanguard's $6.1 Billion Consumer Discretionary ETF Has Some Major Fundamental Headwinds Lucid Group, Inc. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Airline, hotel, and cruise l...

peepo/iStock via Getty Images The S&P VIX Index ( VIX ) briefly exceeded 22 again on Monday, a level that often acts like a "trigger" as positioning changes quickly when volatility expands. With war escalations intensifying in the Middle East, following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, the VIX ( VIX ) initially surged to as high as 25.24 as U.S. stocks sold off. Still, market volatility eased towards midday trading as equities flipped positive , changing hands at 20.95 at press time. Schaeffer's Investment Research said in a social media post that sustained closes above the 22 mark open the door to 30. That has "only happened TWICE since May 2025. If vol expands, positioning changes quickly. Watch this level early" as geopolitical uncertainty feeds through to financial markets. Short Term Volatility Funds: The iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short Term Futures ETN ( VXX ) and the ProShares VIX Short-Term Futures ETF ( VIXY ). Medium Term Volatility Funds: The iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Mid-Term Futures ETN ( VXZ ) and ProShares VIX Mid-Term Futures ETF ( VIXM ). Leveraged Volatility Funds: The ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF ( UVXY ), ProShares Short VIX Short-Term Futures ETF ( SVXY ), and 2x Long VIX Futures ETF ( UVIX ). CBOE Volatility Index (Schaeffer's Investment Research) SPX Skew Steepens To 1Y High As Tariff Uncertainty Rises Macro Insights: Death Of A Software Salesman, The Great Rotation, And Dot-Com 2.0 Tech Vs. Small Caps Volatility Widens As Rotation Accelerates No phony economic data and no outside interference, acting BLS chief affirms U.S. to end collection of IEEPA tariffs on Tuesday, days after Supreme Court ruling

A passenger Mohd Umardaraz from Bijnor Uttar Pradesh stranded at Terminal-3 Delhi airport after his flight for Kuwait is cancelled due to airspace restrictions over Iran and parts of the Middle East on March 1, 2026 in New Delhi, India. Arvind Yadav | Hindustan Times | Getty Images Dubai-based Emirates airline got the green light from local authorities to resume a "limited number" of flights as early as Monday evening, in a sign of how airlines are preparing to restart service to the region after thousands of flight cancellations. Separately, Israeli airline El Al said Monday that it's considering chartering private jets to bring stranded Israeli citizens home. The announcements mark a potential improvement after air travel ground to a halt in a large swath of the Middle East over the weekend following the U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and subsequent retaliatory strikes. The attacks shut airspace over a large part of the region, stranding hundreds of thousands of customers around the world and leading to thousands of canceled flights, including those who weren't flying to and from the area since aircraft couldn't transit those zones. Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, is one of the busiest air travel hubs in the world. Read more U.S.-Iran news Follow CNBC's live coverage of the U.S. strikes in Iran Iran war prediction bets draw heat: ‘Insane this is legal’ Pro: U.S.-Iran war sparks market sell-off. When is it time to buy the dip? Iran strikes halt Qatar LNG output, shaking global energy markets Khamenei's death raises questions about Trump's China trip Defense stocks jump as U.S., Iran exchange attacks What travelers need to know after the U.S., Israeli strikes on Iran How Iran chooses its supreme leader, and who could be next? Iran conflict: Where things stand, global responses — and what comes next The airport authority that owns and manages airports in Dubai said a small number of flights would be permitted to operate from Dubai International and Dubai World Cent...

In this video, I break down the latest earnings from Duolingo , CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) , and Block , analyze why Netflix walked away from the Warner Bros . deal, and take a critical look at why Jack Dorsey's latest promises don't match the data. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below. *Stock prices used were from the trading day of Feb. 27, 2026. The video was published on Feb. 27, 2026. Continue reading

Apple kicked off what’s expected to be a week of product launches by announcing a new iPhone and iPad model on Monday. The tech giant announced the introduction of two new products, including the iPhone 17e, which will be the lowest priced option in the iPhone 17 lineup. The iPhone 17e features a cellular modem made by Apple the C1X, which the company says is twice as fast as the C1 modem in the iPhone 16e.

INTC surges 100% in a year as AI-driven data center growth, ASIC gains and AI PC momentum fuel results, but risks loom.