Schroptschop The unemployment rate in the Euro Area increased to 6.20% in February from 6.1% in January of 2026, more than estimates of 6.1%. The figure was down from 6.3% in February 2025. More on Euro Area EUR/USD Found Support Above 1.1495, Potential Push Up Towards 'Expanding Wedge' Range Resistance Logical Skepticism For Peace Pulls The Petrodollar Higher - EUR/USD, AUD/USD And Dollar Index O...
Schroptschop The unemployment rate in the Euro Area increased to 6.20% in February from 6.1% in January of 2026, more than estimates of 6.1%. The figure was down from 6.3% in February 2025. More on Euro Area EUR/USD Found Support Above 1.1495, Potential Push Up Towards 'Expanding Wedge' Range Resistance Logical Skepticism For Peace Pulls The Petrodollar Higher - EUR/USD, AUD/USD And Dollar Index Overview USD Strength Vs. Euro Vulnerability: What's Next For The EUR/USD Pair? Euro Area records modest upticks in both production and new order Germany's input cost inflation surges to highest since October
In this article HPE Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened attacks on a swath of U.S. tech companies with operations in the Middle East, including Nvidia , Apple , Microsoft and Google . The IRGC warned on Tuesday that 18 tech companies would be considered as "legitimate targets" in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes on ...
In this article HPE Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened attacks on a swath of U.S. tech companies with operations in the Middle East, including Nvidia , Apple , Microsoft and Google . The IRGC warned on Tuesday that 18 tech companies would be considered as "legitimate targets" in retaliation for U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. Attacks on those companies would begin from 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, Tehran time (10:30 am ET), the IRGC said in a post on Telegram translated by Google, warning employees at those companies to leave workplaces immediately to protect their lives. "From now on, for every assassination, an American company will be destroyed," they said in an IRGC-affiliated Telegram channel. The list of companies also featured Cisco , HP , Intel , Oracle , IBM , Dell , Palantir , JP Morgan, Tesla , GE, Spire Solutions, Boeing and UAE-based AI company G42. It follows Iranian strikes on AWS data centers in the Middle East earlier this month, which caused outages in a number of apps and digital services in the United Arab Emirates. U.S. tech firms have been funnelling resources into the Middle East in recent years, specifically around the AI infrastructure buildout, with the region offering cheap energy and access to land. "The safety and wellbeing of our team is our number one priority," an Intel spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC. "We are taking steps to safeguard and support our workers and facilities in the Middle East and are actively monitoring the situation." All the companies listed in the Telegram post have been approached for comment. Google and JP Morgan declined to comment. — CNBC's Holly Ellyatt and Emma Graham contributed to this report. Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
Lattice’s extreme valuation looks alarming, but strong growth, earnings beats, and bullish analysts suggest the market is willing to look past it—for now.
Lattice’s extreme valuation looks alarming, but strong growth, earnings beats, and bullish analysts suggest the market is willing to look past it—for now.
In this article Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT The Zhipu AI logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen. Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty Images Shares of Chinese artificial intelligence company Knowledge Atlas Technology JSC , better known as Zhipu, surged as much as 35% on Wednesday, after posting strong revenue growth in its first earnings report. The Beijing-based company l...
In this article Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT The Zhipu AI logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen. Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty Images Shares of Chinese artificial intelligence company Knowledge Atlas Technology JSC , better known as Zhipu, surged as much as 35% on Wednesday, after posting strong revenue growth in its first earnings report. The Beijing-based company later pared gains to end the session 31.94% higher. Listed in Hong Kong in January after raising $558 million in an initial public offering, Zhipu was the first major pure-play AI model company in China, and arguably the world, to go public. Zhipu said in its earnings report released Tuesday that its revenue rose about 132% to 724 million yuan in 2025 from the previous year, though that figure missed the mean analyst estimate of 760 million yuan, polled by Reuters. The firm reported a net adjusted loss of 3.18 billion yuan, up 29.1% from the previous year, as research and development spending increased. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon Founded in 2019 by researchers from Tsinghua University, Zhipu recently released its latest GLM-5 model, which it said matched U.S. rivals on several key performance metrics. It has also been expanding its AI agent offerings. The company said over 4 million small and medium-sized enterprises and developers have collaborated with its products, which are available in 218 countries and regions. It also pointed to a recent nationwide frenzy to adopt the open-source AI agent OpenClaw, which has pushed token usage to new levels. Tokens are the basic units of text processed by AI models, with their volume reflecting computing demand and costs. Zhipu, a beneficiary of Beijing's AI push, said it plans to capitalize on that demand and improve the performance of its AI products. The company is considered one of China's so-called "AI tigers" — startups building large language models to rival the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic — making it a strong baromet...
Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Li Auto ( LI ) reported 41,053 vehicle deliveries for March 2026, marking a robust 12% increase year-over-year and a sharp 55.4% sequential jump from February . As of March 31, 2026, Li Auto’s cumulative deliveries reached 1,635,357 units. As of March 31, 2026, the company had 517 retail stores in 160 cities, 552 servicing centers, Li Auto-authorized se...
Robert Way/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Li Auto ( LI ) reported 41,053 vehicle deliveries for March 2026, marking a robust 12% increase year-over-year and a sharp 55.4% sequential jump from February . As of March 31, 2026, Li Auto’s cumulative deliveries reached 1,635,357 units. As of March 31, 2026, the company had 517 retail stores in 160 cities, 552 servicing centers, Li Auto-authorized servicing shops operating in 223 cities, and 4,057 super charging stations with 22,447 stalls in China. The company is now looking toward its next catalyst, the all-new Li L9, slated for a Q2 2026 launch. Additionally, at NVIDIA GTC 2026, Li introduced its next-generation autonomous driving model, MindVLA, along with a 3D ViT Encoder, which enhances spatial cognition through unified geometric and semantic understanding of the physical world. More on Li Auto Li Auto Inc. (LI) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Li Auto: Too Cheap To Make Sense Li Auto Relegated To Playing Catch-Up Li Auto reports mixed Q4 results, deliveries fall 31% Y/Y; sees Q1 vehicles between 85,000 and 90,000 Li Auto Q4 2025 Earnings Preview
Tyler Cameron has worn many hats as a reality star, a construction company owner, a real estate agent, and an HGTV host, and now he’s landed the listing for a significant new townhome development in Florida.
Tyler Cameron has worn many hats as a reality star, a construction company owner, a real estate agent, and an HGTV host, and now he’s landed the listing for a significant new townhome development in Florida.
US President Donald Trump said attacks on Iran could stop within two or three weeks even without an agreement, leaving a question mark over the reopening of the vital Strait of Hormuz. “We’ll be leaving very soon,” US President Donald Trump told reporters in the White House on Tuesday. “Iran doesn’t have to make a deal.” The president was scheduled to address the nation and “provide an important u...
US President Donald Trump said attacks on Iran could stop within two or three weeks even without an agreement, leaving a question mark over the reopening of the vital Strait of Hormuz. “We’ll be leaving very soon,” US President Donald Trump told reporters in the White House on Tuesday. “Iran doesn’t have to make a deal.” The president was scheduled to address the nation and “provide an important update on Iran” at 9pm New York time on Wednesday (9am on Thursday in Hong Kong). Brent crude held...
da-kuk Stock futures climbed Wednesday morning as investors found a rare moment of optimism in the Middle East, triggered by signals from President Donald Trump that the U.S. military campaign in Iran could conclude within two to three weeks. This potential de-escalation sent oil prices sliding back below the $100/bbl threshold, with both WTI and Brent crude retreating as the “war premium” began t...
da-kuk Stock futures climbed Wednesday morning as investors found a rare moment of optimism in the Middle East, triggered by signals from President Donald Trump that the U.S. military campaign in Iran could conclude within two to three weeks. This potential de-escalation sent oil prices sliding back below the $100/bbl threshold, with both WTI and Brent crude retreating as the “war premium” began to evaporate. Here are some of Wednesday's biggest stock movers: Biggest stock gainers nCino ( NCNO ) +19% - Shares surged after the company delivered a strong Q4 beat, driven by robust contract growth, margin expansion, and improved profitability, alongside a $100M accelerated share repurchase. Subscription revenue continued to dominate, accounting for 88% of total revenue, while annual contract value (ACV) rose 17% Y/Y with net retention improving to 112%, signaling solid customer expansion. Looking ahead, nCino guided FY2027 revenue to $639M–$643M, broadly in line with expectations, with continued growth in subscription revenue and ACV. Biggest stock losers RH ( RH ) -17% - Shares plunged after the luxury home furnishings retailer reported mixed Q4 results and issued a weak outlook. While revenue rose 3.7% Y/Y and net income more than doubled, sales of $842.6M missed expectations, impacted by tariff-related disruptions and adverse weather. The bigger drag came from guidance, with Q1 revenue projected to decline and margins set to compress sharply due to international expansion costs. The FY2026 outlook also trailed estimates, with both revenue and margin expectations falling short of consensus. Beyond Meat ( BYND ) -10% - Shares tumbled after the company reported a weak Q4, with both earnings and revenue missing expectations amid continued demand softness. Sales declined nearly 20% Y/Y, with sharp drops across U.S. foodservice and international segments, reflecting ongoing pressure on the plant-based category. Looking ahead, Beyond Meat issued a cautious outlook, guiding ...
One of the fastest-growing fitness trends is also one of the most divisive. To its fans, it promises a stronger, healthier body; to its critics, it’s another way to make women feel insecure. Time to sort fact from fiction I have noticed something new in my London neighbourhood. Amid the sea of nail salons, vape shops and purveyors of fried chicken, sleek, opaque-fronted premises are popping up eve...
One of the fastest-growing fitness trends is also one of the most divisive. To its fans, it promises a stronger, healthier body; to its critics, it’s another way to make women feel insecure. Time to sort fact from fiction I have noticed something new in my London neighbourhood. Amid the sea of nail salons, vape shops and purveyors of fried chicken, sleek, opaque-fronted premises are popping up everywhere. There are several within 15 minutes of my home. At weekends, you can spot clusters of devotees heading to these mysterious, vaguely aspirational temples of self-care, AKA reformer pilates studios. Many of these devotees conform to an aesthetic popularised on TikTok via hashtags such as #pilatesprincess. There is definitely a uniform: pink athleisure, Rhode phone cases and oversized pastel-coloured Stanley tumblers, jokingly referenced on Instagram as “emotional support” bottles. It is a trend that prompted New York magazine to run an article under the headline “Why Pilates Keeps Pissing People Off”: the workout has become inseparable from a very strict idea of womanhood. Continue reading...
From action thrillers to sci-fi flicks, a deluge of recent releases are riddled with self-satisfied smarm The new Hulu movie Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice has been marketed as a genre-mashing wild ride, with plenty of South by Southwest festival reactions and even genuine full reviews delighting in its supposed mixture of sci-fi, action, romance and buddy comedy. That’s a hell of a lot of genres. Whi...
From action thrillers to sci-fi flicks, a deluge of recent releases are riddled with self-satisfied smarm The new Hulu movie Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice has been marketed as a genre-mashing wild ride, with plenty of South by Southwest festival reactions and even genuine full reviews delighting in its supposed mixture of sci-fi, action, romance and buddy comedy. That’s a hell of a lot of genres. While watching it, I found myself wondering if the number of elements in play is supposed to distract from how its comedy has three deadening and similar modes. One involves characters being unexpectedly familiar with seemingly incongruous elements of pop culture: it opens with a scientist tinkering with his time-travel machine while singing along to Why Should I Worry?, a niche Billy Joel song from the old Disney cartoon Oliver & Company; later, there’s a long conversation about a bunch of criminal types’ deep familiarity with the TV show Gilmore Girls . If that doesn’t sound funny enough, writer-director BenDavid Grabinski finds the flip side equally hilarious: people not knowing things. Gags include a guy who hasn’t heard of Winnie the Pooh, a guy who doesn’t know the proper name of chloroform, and a guy who doesn’t know what the word “comeuppance” means. These are all different guys. The third, even less sophisticated strain of comedy in Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, are characters who fuckin’ swear. Talk about fuckin’ comedy! Sometimes their names even swear: one guy is nicknamed, get this, Dumbass Tony! In every detail of the movie, you can feel the heavy hand of the screenwriter, straining for irreverence, desperate to show that he’s made something that’s not like the other, regular screenplays out there. Continue reading...
The former PM has no valid response when progressives raise a voice over war crimes, so he seeks to mute them. But we’ll take no moral lectures from him The left, claims Tony Blair, has forged an “alliance with Islamists”. He goes further: this is simply the latest mutation of antisemitism. Extraordinary accusations require extraordinary evidence. Yet unlike with his illegal war on Iraq, our forme...
The former PM has no valid response when progressives raise a voice over war crimes, so he seeks to mute them. But we’ll take no moral lectures from him The left, claims Tony Blair, has forged an “alliance with Islamists”. He goes further: this is simply the latest mutation of antisemitism. Extraordinary accusations require extraordinary evidence. Yet unlike with his illegal war on Iraq, our former prime minister has not even troubled himself to assemble a dodgy dossier. This latest tirade was published by the Free Press, a woke-bashing, pro-Israel publication founded by journalist Bari Weiss, now accused of pro-Trump censorship in her new role as editor-in-chief of CBS News. The substance of Blair’s charge is what he calls “opposition to Israel”. This has become an increasingly familiar allegation. As the popularity of the Green party of England and Wales surges, its opposition to Israel’s genocide is recast as sectarianism. Owen Jones is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...