Deck Commerce, the modern order orchestration platform for high-growth commerce brands, today announced that O5 Group has selected Deck Commerce to power the next phase of Eddie Bauer's direct-to-consumer digitaloperations across North America.
Deck Commerce, the modern order orchestration platform for high-growth commerce brands, today announced that O5 Group has selected Deck Commerce to power the next phase of Eddie Bauer's direct-to-consumer digitaloperations across North America.
10am: US stocks open higher, ARM jerks higher on AI chip pivot US stocks opened strongly but have eased back from early gains, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 now up 0.6% and the Nasdaq holding a firmer 0.9% rise. Early leadership on the S&P came from tech and crypto-linked names,...
10am: US stocks open higher, ARM jerks higher on AI chip pivot US stocks opened strongly but have eased back from early gains, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 now up 0.6% and the Nasdaq holding a firmer 0.9% rise. Early leadership on the S&P came from tech and crypto-linked names,...
Years ago, I knew a woman who'd recently gone through a contentious divorce. There was no "conscious uncoupling." This couple went scorched-earth during their divorce, doing everything they could to hurt each other. Months later, with the ink on the divorce papers barely dry, the ex-husband died. And because he'd never changed the beneficiary on his life insurance, his ex-wife became a relatively ...
Years ago, I knew a woman who'd recently gone through a contentious divorce. There was no "conscious uncoupling." This couple went scorched-earth during their divorce, doing everything they could to hurt each other. Months later, with the ink on the divorce papers barely dry, the ex-husband died. And because he'd never changed the beneficiary on his life insurance, his ex-wife became a relatively wealthy woman. It was clear that the ex-husband could have used professional estate planning before his passing. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Fuel pumps are running dry in parts of Chile as drivers rush to tank up before prices jump by as much as 54% Thursday. Angered by the fuel price hikes, some Chileans on Wednesday evening banged pots while student protests briefly shut a key metro line in the capital Santiago. The new government of conservative President José Antonio Kast decided to unleash the full brunt of the oil price shock ont...
Fuel pumps are running dry in parts of Chile as drivers rush to tank up before prices jump by as much as 54% Thursday. Angered by the fuel price hikes, some Chileans on Wednesday evening banged pots while student protests briefly shut a key metro line in the capital Santiago. The new government of conservative President José Antonio Kast decided to unleash the full brunt of the oil price shock onto most consumers all in one go, asserting that the previous administration’s reckless spending left it no other choice. Just two weeks into his term, it’s Kast who’s facing blowback, even from some of his core supporters who voted for an “emergency” government focused on crime and migration, not fuel prices. A Cadem poll, published Wednesday and conducted after Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz announced the abrupt fuel price increases on Monday night, showed that Kast’s approval rating dropped by four percentage points to 47%, while his disapproval climbed by seven points to 49%. “As someone who voted for Kast, I’m worried about how solid their arguments are,” said Ramón Gutiérrez, a trucker in south-central Chile that’s a conservative bastion of Kast support. On top of the immediate hit of diesel prices, Gutiérrez said he’s concerned about higher costs for labor, spare parts and tires. “The government should have done this more gradually. I would have been more cautious,” he said. In his pre-recorded interview with Teletrece Monday night, Finance Minister Quiroz quipped that truckers, like himself, “can’t work miracles. They will have to transfer the prices.” But a full pass-through isn’t realistic, said José Villagrán, president of the Malleco and Cautín Truck Owners’ Trade Association. “We’re very concerned because you need working capital to survive, and those of us with fewer than 10 trucks live day to day,” he said. “We’re even wondering whether it’s better not to work,” Villagrán added. “The situation is very, very complicated.” Truckers are meeting to discuss their res...
Scott Dreyer, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Collegium Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:COLL) , reported the sale of 49,976 shares of common stock in open-market transactions on March 3, 2026, according to an SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($40.41); post-transaction value based on March 24, 2026, market close ($33.23). *1-y...
Scott Dreyer, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Collegium Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:COLL) , reported the sale of 49,976 shares of common stock in open-market transactions on March 3, 2026, according to an SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($40.41); post-transaction value based on March 24, 2026, market close ($33.23). *1-year performance calculated using March 24, 2026, as the reference date. Continue reading
watch now VIDEO 1:34 01:34 Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton on suspicious futures trading: The law is not as clear as it should be Squawk Box Jay Clayton said regulators would likely examine the unusual burst of trading activity early Monday that preceded a market-moving social media post from President Donald Trump. "Any move like that in advance of any announcement, the regulators are going to look ...
watch now VIDEO 1:34 01:34 Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton on suspicious futures trading: The law is not as clear as it should be Squawk Box Jay Clayton said regulators would likely examine the unusual burst of trading activity early Monday that preceded a market-moving social media post from President Donald Trump. "Any move like that in advance of any announcement, the regulators are going to look at," Clayton, a former chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said Wednesday on CNBC's " Squawk Box ," referring to the spike in futures trading minutes before Trump disclosed that the U.S. and Iran had held talks and that planned strikes on Iranian infrastructure would be halted. Clayton, now the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, said authorities would work to reconstruct the activity and identify participants across markets. "They'll go back and track every single thing, everyone," he said. The SEC declined to comment. Clayton noted that regulators have the most visibility in cash equities, where trading data allows for detailed analysis of who bought and sold securities and when. Surveillance in other areas, including futures and commodities markets, can be more complex and less comprehensive. "I always tell people our best surveillance is in the cash equities markets — like, we can track it," Clayton said. "Commodities markets, and others, it's a little more difficult." The comments come after a sharp spike in trading volume in S&P 500 and oil futures around 6:50 a.m. New York time, roughly 15 minutes before Trump's post helped lift equity markets and push oil prices lower. "There's a point here which Congress should act on — let's make it clear across the board," he said. "The law is not as clear as it should be...There are a lot of people who say this is okay. I don't feel like it's okay." Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
The Philippines is working with Washington to secure waivers and exemptions that will allow it to obtain oil from US-sanctioned countries and guarantee supplies, its ambassador to the United States said. The Philippines, which relies heavily on imported fuel, declared a state of national energy emergency on Tuesday to deal with the fallout from the Middle East war, including the disruptions to oi...
The Philippines is working with Washington to secure waivers and exemptions that will allow it to obtain oil from US-sanctioned countries and guarantee supplies, its ambassador to the United States said. The Philippines, which relies heavily on imported fuel, declared a state of national energy emergency on Tuesday to deal with the fallout from the Middle East war, including the disruptions to oil procurement. “We are working with the State Department to get waivers or exemptions to purchase...
(RTTNews) - Shares of Terns Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (TERN) are moving up about 5 percent on Wednesday morning trading after Merck (MRK) announced a definitive agreement to acquire the company, through its subsidiary, for $53.00 per share in cash for an approximate equity value of $
(RTTNews) - Shares of Terns Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (TERN) are moving up about 5 percent on Wednesday morning trading after Merck (MRK) announced a definitive agreement to acquire the company, through its subsidiary, for $53.00 per share in cash for an approximate equity value of $
China’s food-delivery war could be about to end. Food delivery platform operator Meituan Hong Kong-listed shares closed 14% higher on Wednesday. The rally came after China’s State Administration for Market Regulation reposted a column by state-run newspaper Economic Daily that called for an end to the price war between food-delivery operators.
China’s food-delivery war could be about to end. Food delivery platform operator Meituan Hong Kong-listed shares closed 14% higher on Wednesday. The rally came after China’s State Administration for Market Regulation reposted a column by state-run newspaper Economic Daily that called for an end to the price war between food-delivery operators.
claffra/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oilfield services company SLB ( SLB ) said Wednesday it is expanding its technology collaboration with Nvidia ( NVDA ) to design and deploy AI infrastructure and models for the energy industry. SLB ( SLB ) said the deal builds on the partnership that began in 2008, when Nvidia ( NVDA ) accelerated computing was first used to enhance SLB subsurface visuali...
claffra/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Oilfield services company SLB ( SLB ) said Wednesday it is expanding its technology collaboration with Nvidia ( NVDA ) to design and deploy AI infrastructure and models for the energy industry. SLB ( SLB ) said the deal builds on the partnership that began in 2008, when Nvidia ( NVDA ) accelerated computing was first used to enhance SLB subsurface visualization and seismic imaging software, which expanded in 2024 to the development of generative AI solutions for the energy sector. SLB ( SLB ) will serve as the modular design partner for Nvidia ( NVDA ) DSX data centers, using offsite construction to reduce costs, labor constraints, and lead times. The companies will develop an "AI Factory for Energy" reference environment powered by generative AI models and industrial-scale agentic AI that will run on SLB's ( SLB ) digital platforms to help energy companies use AI for their data and operations. The collaboration also aims to accelerate the transformation of large amounts of operational data into actionable insights by combining Nvidia ( NVDA ) Omniverse libraries and Nemotron open models with SLB's ( SLB ) digital and AI platforms. "Building AI factory infrastructure and domain models is needed to turn massive amounts of energy data into actionable insights and accelerate more efficient and sustainable energy systems," Nvidia's ( NVDA ) VP of AI infrastructure Vladimir Troy said. More on SLB SLB: Cheap Valuation On Long-Term Fundamentals SLB: An Interesting Proposition SLB: Excessive Optimism Already Baked In Before Q4 Earnings
watch now VIDEO 16:44 16:44 Sens. Schiff and Curtis on the Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act, state of DHS negotiations Squawk Box A pair of bipartisan senators on Wednesday said they're keeping their push to ban sports prediction market contracts, despite Kalshi and Polymarket announcing new insider-trading restrictions on their platforms. "It's got to be more than an aspirational statement by ...
watch now VIDEO 16:44 16:44 Sens. Schiff and Curtis on the Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act, state of DHS negotiations Squawk Box A pair of bipartisan senators on Wednesday said they're keeping their push to ban sports prediction market contracts, despite Kalshi and Polymarket announcing new insider-trading restrictions on their platforms. "It's got to be more than an aspirational statement by these companies," Sen. Adam Schiff , D-Calif., told CNBC's " Squawk Box " when asked about those platforms' self-imposed new rules. Kalshi on Monday said it would preemptively block politicians, athletes and "other relevant people" from betting on their own campaigns or sporting events. The same day, Polymarket announced it would impose its own guardrails to address insider trading and market manipulation. The new restrictions came as Schiff and Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, introduced legislation that would give states, rather than federal regulators, control over sports betting and casino-style games. The bill would prohibit Commodity Futures Trading Commission-registered entities from listing any such prediction contract. In a joint CNBC interview Wednesday morning, the senators said the companies' efforts to police themselves are insufficient. watch now VIDEO 3:18 03:18 Kalshi to ban athletes, politicians from trading on their own sports & campaigns Squawk Box "I don't think it's enough," Schiff said. "It's one thing to say, 'This is our policy.' It's another actually to put into place the steps to make sure it's not happening on those platforms." Curtis has said his bill with Schiff, the "Prediction Markets are Gambling Act," is about "keeping speculative financial products out of spaces where they don't belong." "You have to ask, 'What could go wrong?'" he said on CNBC. "Imagine betting on a high school athlete getting hurt the day of a high school game ... You can see how wrong that could go." Read more CNBC politics coverage Pakistan offers to facilitate U.S.-Iran war t...
The Nasdaq is staging a meaningful recovery Wednesday morning, with the index up 1.1% as of the early session, driven by two catalysts: a sharp drop in oil prices tied to potential U.S.-Iran peace negotiations, and a dramatic move in tech broadly. One of the leading stocks driving the rally today is Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) ... The Nasdaq Could Pop 2% On Today’s News
The Nasdaq is staging a meaningful recovery Wednesday morning, with the index up 1.1% as of the early session, driven by two catalysts: a sharp drop in oil prices tied to potential U.S.-Iran peace negotiations, and a dramatic move in tech broadly. One of the leading stocks driving the rally today is Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) ... The Nasdaq Could Pop 2% On Today’s News
FTSE 100 up 113 points to 10,078 Brent oil price hovers near $100 Iran says 'non-hostile' vessels allowed through Hormuz US 15-point proposal passed to Tehran via intermediary countries Trading updates from Asos, Diageo, Crest Nicholson, RS Group 1.57pm: US stocks see strong early...
FTSE 100 up 113 points to 10,078 Brent oil price hovers near $100 Iran says 'non-hostile' vessels allowed through Hormuz US 15-point proposal passed to Tehran via intermediary countries Trading updates from Asos, Diageo, Crest Nicholson, RS Group 1.57pm: US stocks see strong early...
OpenAI's recently announced plans to shutter its Sora video-generating app have also scuttled the company's planned $1 billion licensing partnership with Disney, according to multiple press reports. "As the nascent AI field advances rapidly, we respect OpenAI’s decision to exit the video generation business and to shift its priorities elsewhere," Disney said in a statement provided to media outlet...
OpenAI's recently announced plans to shutter its Sora video-generating app have also scuttled the company's planned $1 billion licensing partnership with Disney, according to multiple press reports. "As the nascent AI field advances rapidly, we respect OpenAI’s decision to exit the video generation business and to shift its priorities elsewhere," Disney said in a statement provided to media outlets. "We appreciate the constructive collaboration between our teams and what we learned from it, and we will continue to engage with AI platforms to find new ways to meet fans where they are while responsibly embracing new technologies that respect IP and the rights of creators." Disney and OpenAI announced the blockbuster three-year licensing deal in December, saying that over 200 Disney-owned characters would be available for use in Sora-generated videos. At the same time, Disney said it would be making a $1 billion equity investment in the AI company. Read full article Comments
Shares of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) have been steadily sinking lower since the year began, but things could have been a whole lot worse, especially given the state of the tech trade and fellow Mag Seven firm Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) nosediving more than 31% from its all-time highs. Of course, there’s a hint of enthusiasm when it comes ... Opinion: Apple’s a Massive Share-Taker Amid Sky-High Memory Prices
Shares of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) have been steadily sinking lower since the year began, but things could have been a whole lot worse, especially given the state of the tech trade and fellow Mag Seven firm Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) nosediving more than 31% from its all-time highs. Of course, there’s a hint of enthusiasm when it comes ... Opinion: Apple’s a Massive Share-Taker Amid Sky-High Memory Prices
The company’s launch of enterprise-focused processors shows that it’s ready to ship high volumes of products made with its new chip technology, an analyst said.
The company’s launch of enterprise-focused processors shows that it’s ready to ship high volumes of products made with its new chip technology, an analyst said.