Josh Coburn earned what could prove to be a priceless point with a second-half equaliser as Millwall drew 1-1 against promotion-rivals Ipswich at Portman Road. The home side took the lead late in the first half through Jack Clarke with Coburn responding early in the second period. The result kept the two teams in third and fourth respectively, two points behind second-placed Middlesbrough, who drew 0-0 at Blackburn, but with Ipswich having a game in hand. Jake Cooper cleared Darnell Furlong’s effort off the Millwall goalline in the ninth minute before Clarke, Ipswich’s leading scorer, gave his side the lead in the 41st minute. He picked up the ball just outside the area from Azor Matusiwa and weaved his way into a shooting position, firing low and hard past the unsighted Anthony Patterson from 25 yards. Millwall enjoyed a perfect start to the second half when Coburn equalised in the 50th minute. Camiel Neghl’s cross evaded Jacob Greaves and allowed the Millwall striker to fire home from close range. View image in fullscreen Derby’s Rhian Brewster rises highest to score the winner against Birmingham. Photograph: Paul Bonser/Sports Press Photo/Shutterstock Millwall struck the crossbar late on through substitute Mihailo Ivanovic after a goalmouth scramble Middlesbrough wasted an opportunity to tighten their grip on second place at Ewood Park. It was a familiar story as they failed to capitalise on their dominance against relegation-threatened Blackburn and means they are now winless in three matches, having scored once. Derby boosted their playoff hopes by dealing a big blow to Birmingham’s own chances with a 1-0 win at Pride Park. The game was decided towards the end of the first half when the Birmingham keeper, James Beadle, misjudged a Rhian Brewster header although Derby could have won by a bigger margin. On Friday, Alfie Devine scored twice as Preston ended a seven-game winless streak with a 3-1 victory over Stoke at Deepdale. The 21-year-old Tottenham loanee canc...

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Justin Timberlake struggled to perform field sobriety tests requiring him to walk a straight line and stand on one leg after the pop star was pulled over in New York’s Hamptons in 2024 by police officers who suspected him of driving drunk, according to video footage released on Friday. Timberlake tells officers at one point, “these are like really hard tests.” The footage, which runs roughly eight hours, includes Timberlake’s initial stop after Sag Harbor police said he ran a stop sign in the village center, veered out of his lane and got out of his BMW smelling of alcohol that June. The NSYNC singer turned solo artist and actor tells officers he had consumed one martini and had been following friends home in the former whaling village, which is among the affluent beach towns of the Hamptons, about 100 miles (160km) east of New York City. When an officer asks why he is in town, Timberlake says: “I’m on a world tour.” “Doing what?” the officer asks. “Hard to explain,” Timberlake says. After stammering a bit, he says: “World tour. I’m Justin Timberlake.” The officer eventually responds: “You are Justin Timberlake? Do you have a license with you?” Timberlake, who pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of impaired driving, is asked by officers to walk heel-to-toe in a straight line on the road and lift one leg. At times he seems flustered listening to the instructions. He apologizes to officers and tells them his heart is racing. “I’m a little nervous,” Timberlake says at one point. In the back seat of the police car, he asks: “Why are you arresting me?” A woman who had been out with her husband and Timberlake that night came to the scene at one point and unsuccessfully asked if she could give the Grammy-winning entertainer his cellphone. When she realized he was being taken into custody, she was heard saying: “You’re arresting Justin Timberlake right now?” Invoking an NSYNC hit and one of his signature solo efforts, she later said: “Can you guys please just do me a favor ‘c...

中国在卫生健康领域取得了巨大发展成就，为跨国企业提供了广阔发展空间，未来将进一步扩大投资和业务布局，深化新药研发、临床试验、数字医疗等领域合作。 3月21日晚间，中国发展高层论坛2026年年会主要外方代表名单公布，12家跨国医疗企业高管在列，其中包括罗氏集团董事会主席施万（Severin Schwan）、辉瑞公司董事长兼首席执行官艾伯乐（Albert Bourla）、阿斯利康全球首席执行官苏博科（Pascal Soriot）、诺华公司首席执行官万思瀚（Vasant Narasimhan）、礼来公司董事长兼首席执行官戴文睿（David A.Ricks）、雅培公司董事长兼首席执行官罗赋德（Robert Ford）、赛默飞世尔科技董事长兼首席执行官葛士柏（Marc Casper）、美敦力公司全球董事长兼首席执行官杰夫·马萨（Geoff Martha）、西门子医疗全球首席执行官孟天齐（Bernd Montag）、勃林格殷格翰股东委员会主席冯保和（Hubertus von Baumbach）、欧加隆代理首席执行官约瑟夫·莫里斯（Joseph Morrissey）、直观医疗首席执行官罗岱威（Dave J.Rosa）。 瑞士罗氏集团董事会主席施万等跨国医药企业和协会负责人表示，中国在卫生健康领域取得了巨大发展成就，为跨国企业提供了广阔发展空间，未来将进一步扩大投资和业务布局，深化新药研发、临床试验、数字医疗等领域合作。 近年来，跨国制药公司纷纷在中国加深本土化供应链建设。就在本周，阿斯利康分别在上海和广州宣布了两项重磅投资，包括在上海建设细胞疗法生产供应基地，以及在广州建设放射性偶联药物生产供应基地。阿斯利康表示，两个基地的协同将进一步增强阿斯利康在新型药物及疗法领域的本地化生产能力，并成为其持续扩展多元化全球供应网络中的关键支柱。 上周，礼来公司也宣布了一项未来十年在中国累计投资30亿美元的计划，此举将全面扩展该公司在华供应链产能，打造口服固体制剂本土生产与供应体系，为未来推向市场的口服小分子GLP-1受体激动剂的生产能力提前做好布局。 中国持续火爆的减重药需求也是跨国医疗公司争夺的下一个重要市场。3月21日，礼来中国发布的一项超重与肥胖经济负担研究显示，我国因超重与肥胖症带来的年度经济负担已达1万亿元人民币。礼来CEO戴文睿表示，提升有效治疗手段的可及性，加快完善肥胖症管理体...

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Danny Welbeck has not given up on making England’s World Cup squad and showed exactly what Thomas Tuchel is missing with two goals to dent Liverpool’s Champions League hopes. The Brighton striker moved past Dominic Calvert-Lewin – selected ahead of him for England’s upcoming friendlies – with his 11th and 12th league goals of the season, making him the Premier League’s highest-scoring Englishman. At 35, this is the most prolific campaign of his career. Could he really warrant a place in the England squad this summer? It seems a stretch, but with players extending their elite years longer than ever, there is at least some logic in taking an experienced forward – one with 16 goals in 42 England games – to the US as Harry Kane’s understudy. If this was a reminder to Tuchel of what Welbeck can still offer, it was equally a reminder of the challenge Liverpool face to qualify for next season’s Champions League. This was their 10th Premier League defeat of the season; you have to go back a decade to find the last time they lost that many times in the league. The manner of Brighton’s goals summed up Liverpool’s season: disjointed, out of sync, error-strewn. View image in fullscreen Milos Kerkez equalises for Liverpool. Photograph: Jeff Mood/ProSports/Shutterstock In the buildup to the first, Curtis Jones misplaced a pass intended for Jeremie Frimpong out for a throw-in. Moments later, Liverpool’s goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili – drafted in after Alisson pulled out injured on Friday night – had the ball at his feet and played it to Ibrahima Konaté, but the pass was overhit and the defender let it run under his foot. From the resulting thrown-in, a deep cross was headed back across by Diego Gómez, and Welbeck was given freedom to head in from close range. The second goal carried the same defensive disorganisation. When Yankuba Minteh crossed, nobody tracked Jack Hinshelwood at the back post and – once again – Welbeck was left completely free to turn the ball in. Mamardashvil...

TrendAI recently announced an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to secure NVIDIA OpenShell, an open-source runtime for long-lived agentic AI, by embedding governance, continuous risk visibility, and runtime policy enforcement directly into autonomous AI deployments. This move positions Trend Micro at the center of emerging demand for securing autonomous AI agents, where control over tools, behaviors, and real-time risk monitoring is becoming a core requirement for enterprise adoption. Next, we’ll examine how Trend Micro’s work securing NVIDIA’s OpenShell agent runtime could reshape its AI-driven cybersecurity investment narrative. The future of work is here. Discover the 31 top robotics and automation stocks leading the charge in AI-driven automation and industrial transformation. Trend Micro Investment Narrative Recap To own Trend Micro, you need to believe its push into AI driven cybersecurity, led by the Vision One platform, can offset pressures in consumer security, perpetual licenses, and SMB expansion. The NVIDIA OpenShell collaboration reinforces the near term AI platform catalyst by putting Trend Micro into early agent security conversations, but it does not directly solve existing issues around online settlements, weaker consumer renewals, or the heavy upfront AI investment burden. Among recent announcements, the launch of Trend Cybertron, a dedicated cybersecurity LLM tightly integrated with Vision One, looks most relevant to the OpenShell news. Both moves speak to a single platform approach to AI security and governance across endpoints, cloud, and now autonomous agents, which could strengthen Trend Micro’s case for larger multiyear enterprise deals even as it balances the risk of rising AI spend and only gradual revenue impact. Yet beneath the excitement around NVIDIA and agentic AI, investors should also be aware of the risk that rising AI investments and lagging consumer recovery could... Read the full narrative on Trend Micro (it's free!) Trend Micro...

US Says Iran's Threat To Hormuz Traffic "Degraded" As 23 Nations Signal Waterway Support Three weeks into the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, the Trump administration's central focus now is very clear: reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restore the normal passage of crude and LNG tankers through a maritime chokepoint that carries roughly one-fifth of global oil and LNG flows. On Saturday morning, Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command and the official overseeing Operation Epic Fury, released an update on day 22 of the combat mission and stated: Iran has lost significant combat capability over the last three weeks. We are taking out thousands of Iranian missiles, advanced attack drones, and all of Iran's Navy, which they use to harass international shipping. Their navy is not sailing . Their tactical fighters aren't flying. They have lost the ability to launch missiles and drones at high rates as seen at the beginning of the conflict. Cooper then focused on the Hormuz chokepoint, stating that U.S. forces had " destroyed intelligence support sites and missile radar relays " along the critical waterway that the IRGC used to monitor commercial shipping traffic and conduct targeting operations. " Iran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation in and around the Strait of Hormuz has been degraded as a result. And we will not stop pursuing these targets ," Cooper noted. "Iran's capabilities are declining..." - Adm. Brad Cooper, CENTCOM Commander pic.twitter.com/FC3TgpEGpJ — U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) March 21, 2026 A quick summary of the overnight U.S. military operations to degrade IRGC forces around the Hormuz chokepoint, which could allow tanker traffic to resume in some greater capacity next week as the world, and Asia in particular, faces an unprecedented energy shock: U.S. forces have destroyed Iranian radar and surveillance nodes used to track shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, struck underground anti-ship missile facilities, and hit multiple coastal mil...

Key Points Oracle established itself as a critical provider of cloud infrastructure services purpose-built for hyperscale workloads. The company's capital expenditures (capex) are accelerating rapidly, diminishing free-cash-flow generation. Despite the enormous capital outlays required for AI infrastructure, Oracle's earnings are growing at historic levels. 10 stocks we like better than Oracle › When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscalers, Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) is often overshadowed by its cloud services counterparts: Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon. While the "Magnificent Seven" members get most of Wall Street's attention, Oracle has quietly built an impressive AI empire of its own over the last few years. During the company's fiscal third quarter (ended Feb. 28), Oracle's revenue and earnings both grew at least 20%. This is the first time the company has achieved such growth in 15 years. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » At the center of Oracle's AI narrative is its remaining performance obligations (RPO), which now sit at $553 billion. The question smart investors are asking is whether Oracle really has a tidal wave worth half a trillion dollars waiting to come through its doors, or if this figure is a lofty moonshot. Below, I'll break down Oracle's role in AI to help investors understand what's fueling the company's backlog. From there, a deep dive into the company's most recent earnings report should reveal whether Oracle stock is poised for explosive growth. How is Oracle involved in AI? Rather than building generative AI models and chatbots, Oracle has established itself as a critical enabler of AI infrastructure. The company's roots in enterprise applications provide it with a natural advantage: Large corporations have a history of trusting Oracle with sensitive ...

Broadcom ( AVGO ), Dell Technologies ( DELL ) and Target ( TGT ) were among the companies that witnessed insider transactions this week. The following is a list of purchases and sales made between March 16 and March 20. Several Broadcom ( AVGO ) executives diluted their holdings this week. CFO and Chief Accounting Officer Kirsten Spears sold 33,194 shares, representing 15.5% of her direct holdings, in the price range of $318.05 to $328.524 per share for a total value of $19.45M. She continues to hold 327,760 shares following the sale. Separately, Chief Legal & Corporate Affairs Officer Mark Brazeal let go of his holdings worth $27.06M. He sold 83,682 shares, or 23.13% of what he directly held, in several transactions priced in the range of $317.97 to $328.84, reducing his holdings to 278,141 shares. Target’s ( TGT ) Chief Accounting Officer Matthew Liegel sold 2,053 shares, representing 14.46% of his direct stake, at $117.19 per share, generating $240,593 and retaining 12,143 shares. ConocoPhillips’ ( COP ) Executive Vice President Nicholas Olds disclosed in a filing that he sold 14,522 shares, which was 51.36% of his total shareholding, at $119.36 per share for $1.73M, leaving him with 13,750 shares. At Newmont ( NEM ), Group Head of Projects & Studies David Fry sold 51.75% of his ownership in the firm for $2.05M. Fry let go of 18,394 shares at $111.45 per share, reducing his stake to 17,147 shares. Dell Technologies’ ( DELL ) Chief Marketing Officer Jane Tunnell offloaded about 35% of her direct holding for $4.35M. She sold 28,529 shares for $152.5 each, reducing her stake to 53,373 shares. Salesforce ( CRM ) reported two insider purchases this week. Director David Blair Kirk acquired 2,570 shares at $194.62 per share for $500,178, increasing his holdings to 13,689 shares. In a separate trade, Director Laura Alber purchased 2,571 shares at $194.58 per share, totaling $500,266, and now holds 9,530 shares. At SoFi Technologies ( SOFI ), CEO Anthony Noto bought 28,90...

Get insights on thousands of stocks from the global community of over 7 million individual investors at Simply Wall St. Li Auto’s updated fair value estimate has been cut from US$24.43 to US$22.16, roughly a 9% reset that reflects how the analyst model has shifted. This move aligns with recent Street commentary, where targets now cluster in the mid to high teens and low 20s as views differ on execution, margins, and how quickly near term headwinds may ease. Below, you will see how these pricing signals and research notes can help you track the evolving Li Auto narrative and what to watch next. Analyst Price Targets don't always capture the full story. Head over to our Company Report to find new ways to value Li Auto. What Wall Street Has Been Saying 🐂 Bullish Takeaways Piper Sandler lifted its Li Auto price target to US$19 from US$18 in early January while keeping a Neutral stance, reflecting a view that the shares still warrant mid to high teens pricing even as the firm flags broader auto sector pressures. Freedom Capital cut its target to US$25 from US$34 but kept a Buy rating, signaling that, despite a mixed quarter and a weaker near term outlook, the firm still sees support for a valuation above many peers that sit closer to the mid teens. 🐻 Bearish Takeaways Goldman Sachs moved to Neutral from Buy and trimmed its target to US$19 from US$24 after Q4, highlighting expectations for two quarters of widening net profit losses, lackluster volume, and depressed vehicle margins tied to limited new model launches, higher raw material and memory costs, and a higher mix of the lower margin i6. JPMorgan, which already carries an Underweight rating, recently nudged its target up to US$15.50 from US$14, keeping Li Auto toward the lower end of the current target range and reinforcing a more cautious stance on execution and growth relative to other coverage. Do your thoughts align with the Bull or Bear Analysts? Perhaps you think there's more to the story. Head to the Simply W...

Over the past ten years, Nvidia (NVDA 3.17%) turned a $10,000 investment into more than $2 million. Soaring sales of discrete GPUs for PC gaming, video editing, cryptocurrency mining, and AI applications drove that life-changing gain. Today, it generates most of its revenue from its data center GPUs, which process AI tasks more efficiently than CPUs. But could Nvidia turn a fresh $10,000 investment into $1 million again by the end of this decade? Let's review its upcoming catalysts and challenges to make a decision. How fast did Nvidia grow over the past decade? From fiscal 2016 to fiscal 2026 (which ended this January), Nvidia's revenue and net income increased at CAGRs of 45% and 69%, respectively. Today, it controls more than 90% of the discrete GPU market, while its top rival, AMD (AMD 1.94%), holds a single-digit share. Most of the world's top AI companies -- including OpenAI, Microsoft (MSFT 1.92%), and Alphabet's (GOOG 2.25%) (GOOGL 2.01%) Google -- use Nvidia's GPUs. Nvidia has also maintained that lead with its Turing (2019), Ampere (2020), Hopper (2022), and Blackwell (2024) chip architectures. It plans to launch its next chip architecture, Rubin, this year. Moreover, Nvidia locks in its clients through its proprietary software platform and other services. That stickiness reinforces its dominance of the data center GPU market, and its pricing power boosted its gross margins from 56.1% in fiscal 2016 to 71.1% in fiscal 2026. Expand NASDAQ : NVDA Nvidia Today's Change ( -3.17 %) $ -5.66 Current Price $ 172.90 Key Data Points Market Cap $4.2T Day's Range $ 171.73 - $ 178.11 52wk Range $ 86.62 - $ 212.19 Volume 6.5M Avg Vol 174M Gross Margin 71.07 % Dividend Yield 0.02 % Could Nvidia turn $10,000 into $1 million again? Nvidia remains a bellwether of the booming AI market, which Grand View Research expects to expand at a 30.6% CAGR from 2026 to 2033. However, it could face tougher competition from AMD's cheaper data center GPUs, Broadcom's (AVGO 2.99%) custom A...

Recent geopolitical events have sent shock waves through energy markets. Investors have watched the price of oil rise as high as $119 per barrel in some markets, while energy infrastructure assets in the Middle East have been targeted in attacks. The Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's liquefied natural gas (LNG) and oil flows, is effectively closed as I write this. All of this uncertainty could fundamentally change how decision-makers think about meeting energy needs, and that could be great news for the nuclear industry and the leading pure-play nuclear energy stock, Cameco (CCJ 4.46%). Cameco's long-term growth prospects The company recently signed a long-term agreement to supply the government of India's Department of Atomic Energy with uranium ore concentrate in a contract worth $2.6 billion. It's the sort of deal that highlights Cameco's multifaceted role in supporting the nuclear industry. Its uranium mines in Canada and Kazakhstan provide uranium to nuclear utilities worldwide. Its fuel services segment processes uranium for use in nuclear reactors, with its Blind River refinery in Ontario, Canada, being the world's largest commercial uranium refinery. Finally, it owns a 49% stake in Westinghouse Electric Company, a leading manufacturer of nuclear technology and a provider of aftermarket products and services to nuclear power utilities. If recent events prompt faster policy shifts toward nuclear energy, Cameco stands to benefit. A more positive trading environment Given that many Asian countries heavily rely on LNG and oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz and emanating from the countries under attack by Iran (attacks that could lead to lasting infrastructural damage and make them unwilling to buy energy from the region), this could encourage more investment by them in nuclear energy. Expand NYSE : CCJ Cameco Today's Change ( -4.46 %) $ -4.76 Current Price $ 101.84 Key Data Points Market Cap $44B Day's Range $ 100.11 - $ 106.94 52wk Range $ ...

Tesla, Inc. wants to do it all. But the next robotaxi network may not belong to a single company. Instead, it's starting to look like a stack. Nvidia Corp is bringing the AI brains. Lucid Group, Inc. is building the vehicles. And Uber Technologies, Inc. already owns the riders. Put together, that's a full-fledged autonomous ecosystem—without the need for vertical integration. The Robotaxi Model Is Splitting In Two For years, Tesla's strategy has been clear: control the entire stack—hardware, software, network. But a different model is now emerging. Don't Miss: Nvidia's push into autonomous systems is moving beyond chips into full-stack AI platforms, while Lucid is positioning its upcoming midsize vehicles—and even its Lunar robotaxi concept—for scalable deployment. Layer Uber on top, and the missing piece—distribution—is already solved. This isn't a pilot phase. It's a modular buildout. Nvidia Brings The Brains, Lucid The Hardware Autonomous vehicles aren't just about sensors anymore. They require real-time inference, continuous updates, and massive compute behind the scenes. That's where Nvidia sits. Trending: What If Tires Didn't Need Air — Or Replacing? This Startup Says It's Possible Lucid, meanwhile, is leaning into efficiency and platform design—building vehicles that are autonomy-ready from the ground up, not retrofitted later. Its discussions with Uber around deploying midsize vehicles at scale signal that this isn't theoretical. It's heading toward real-world rollout. Uber Solves The Hardest Problem: Demand Autonomous strategies don't usually fail on technology. They fail on distribution. Uber doesn't need to build cars or chips—it already has global demand. With millions of users and an existing ride network, it becomes the deployment engine for any autonomy stack plugged into it. And that changes the game. See Also: 1.5 Million Users Are Already Working Inside This AI Platform — Investors Can Still Get In A Different Kind Of Competition This isn't just Nv...

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China has announced major discoveries of various critical minerals, including rare earths and fluorite, bolstering its reserves of the resources essential for the hi-tech, new energy and defence industries. At the Maoniuping mine in Sichuan province’s Mianning county, authorities announced the discovery of 9.7 million tonnes of rare earth oxides, bringing the site’s total proven reserves to 10.4 million tonnes, state news agency Xinhua reported on Friday. Surveys also revealed 27.1 million tonnes of fluorite and 37.2 million tonnes of baryte, qualifying the site as a “super-large” deposit for both minerals. Advertisement The deposits tighten China’s grip over the production of rare earths – a group of 17 elements vital for technologies ranging from smartphones and electric vehicles to weapons and spacecraft. But while rare earths often grab attention, the fluorite and baryte finds were the truly “stunning” discoveries, Wang Denghong, director of the Institute of Mineral Resources at the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, told Xinhua. Advertisement Fluorite, also known as fluorspar, is a critical mineral used in the semiconductor and lithium-ion battery industries. Baryte, meanwhile, is a crucial weighting agent in oil and gas drilling, where it is used for well stabilisation and blowout control. “Without baryte, oil and gas exploration and production would grind to a halt, and the extraction of shale oil and gas would be out of the question,” Wang said.

When Apple Inc. introduced a wave of new hardware earlier this month, it was the $599 MacBook Neo — the company’s cheapest laptop to date — that soaked up most of the attention. But Apple hit that low price by sacrificing a handful of features that MacBook buyers have come to expect — and shown a willingness to pay extra for. For those who want more, the company also rolled out an upgraded MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with M5-series chips, as well as two desk monitors. The new collection is off to a fast start: Apple recorded its “best launch week ever” for first-time Mac buyers, Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said on Friday . To be clear, these are mostly incremental updates: The new laptops look the same from the outside as previous generations. Still, for people in the market for a higher-end notebook, they deliver faster performance, serving as yet another showcase of how rapidly Apple’s in-house silicon has evolved. The new Studio Display XDR, meanwhile, is a one-of-a-kind product aimed at creative professionals and enthusiasts who crave the best visual fidelity and color accuracy. Each of these products has a distinct audience. I’ve been testing several of them over the past week, and here’s what you need to know about the new hardware and who should consider buying it. MacBook Air (M5) Apple’s original M1 MacBook Air marked a revelation in battery life and performance per watt when it debuted in 2020. And for many people, that laptop is probably still working perfectly fine. But if you missed out on the redesigned Air that debuted with the M2 revision two years later, it’s been long enough that you’ll certainly notice a difference by upgrading to the M5. The price of entry has gone up to $1,099 for the 13-inch Air and $1,299 for the larger 15-inch size, though the new model at least includes more starting storage (512 gigabytes) to help make up for that. The Air remains the right pick for most consumers who simply want a great Apple laptop that will last man...

Welcome to The Brink . I’m Dipika Lalwani , a reporter in Singapore, where I followed India’s SP Group, which is planning its debut dollar bond sale after borrowing locally at yields near 20%. We also have news on Air Baltic, ION Group and a whiskey maker backed by Jay-Z. Follow this link to subscribe . Send us feedback and tips at debtnews@bloomberg.net . Dollar Debut India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group , one of the country’s largest private credit borrowers, is racing against time to refinance a significant portion of its debt due at the end of April. As the deadline approaches, the conglomerate is considering making a debut on the dollar bond market . The company faces a maturity of $2.5 billion in rupee-denominated debt at its Goswami Infratech unit, offered at a yield of 18.75%. While liquidity in India’s domestic credit market is ample and existing creditors are willing to roll over the debt, that support comes at a price. Borrowing costs have risen globally, with credit spreads widening amid the Iran War. The conflict has sent the price of oil soaring, sparked inflation concerns and made refinancing more expensive, even for companies whose operations aren’t directly impacted by it. The real estate and construction conglomerate is no stranger to costly borrowing. Last year, it raised the country’s largest-ever private credit deal, securing $3.4 billion at a steep yield of 19.75% — that transaction continues to shape investor expectations around its credit profile. Against this backdrop, SP Group has initiated discussions with investors about potentially issuing dollar bonds while selling locally denominated debt at the same time. Some of Goswami’s largest creditors include Cerberus Capital Management , Varde Partners , Davidson Kempner Capital Management and Deutsche Bank . The company’s refinancing strategy is driven by its cost of capital rather than a lack of liquidity. A dual-market approach could allow SP Group to measure investor appetite across geographies...

watch now VIDEO 4:41 04:41 SEC Commissioner Peirce weighs in on levered ETFs, tokenization and new products The Exchange SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce is indicating an openness to work with Wall Street on emerging exchange-traded fund products tied to cryptocurrencies and tokenization. "We want to work with people on new products," Peirce said during an exclusive interview this week with " ETF Edge " host Dominic Chu. "It really is a come in and talk to us about what you're trying to do. We want to work with you toward being able to experiment to see whether the market wants your products." Peirce joined CNBC from the VettaFi's Exchange 2026 conference in Las Vegas. "I'm here because this is such an important segment of what we regulate," she said. When asked about tokenization of financial instruments, Peirce said interest has picked up. "It's not the SEC's job to decide... how the market moves forward," she said. "But tokenization is one of those areas that since the administration changed and since the attitude toward crypto and blockchain changed, people have come to us and they've said, 'We really think tokenization has potential here.'" Peirce also alluded to the regulation priorities as retail investor accessibility to new ETFs improves. "We want to do it [work with issuers] in a way that respects investor protection," Peirce said. "It's not our job to say which products are good or bad. It is our job to work with sponsors to make sure that they're disclosing what those products are, what the risks are [and] what they're intended to be used for." Disclaimer Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.

Get ahead of the market by subscribing to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Week Ahead, a preview of key events scheduled for the coming week. The newsletter keeps you informed of the biggest stories set to make headlines, including upcoming IPOs, investor days, earnings reports, and conference presentations. Wall Street's major averages were in the red on Friday, with oil sustaining higher prices even as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said the country is helping to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices slipped late on Thursday on the news that Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran no longer has the capacity to enrich uranium or make ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, the U.S. military is reportedly sending thousands more Marines to the Middle East, including three warships, according to U.S. officials. With no major earnings scheduled, investors will keep a keen eye on key economic data releases next week. S&P Global PMI data for March is due on Tuesday. Crude oil inventory data will be out on Wednesday. On Thursday, initial jobless claims data will be released. GameStop ( GME ), BYD ( BYDDF ), and Carnival Corp. ( CCL ) are among the companies reporting their results next week. _______________________________________________________________ Earnings spotlight: Tuesday: GameStop. See the full earnings calendar . Earnings spotlight: Wednesday: PDD ( PDD ), Beyond Meat ( BYND ). See the full earnings calendar . Earnings spotlight: Thursday: Pony Ai ( PONY ). See the full earnings calendar . Earnings spotlight: Friday: BYD, Carnival Corp. See the full earnings calendar . Volatility watch: Coinbase ( COIN ) and lululemon ( LULU ) have a high level of implied volatility based on options trading. Sunrun ( RUN ) and Omega Therapeutics ( OMGAQ ) head into the new week with a high level of short interest outstanding on them. The most overbought stocks per their 14-day relative strength index include Tilly's ( TLYS ), Adecoagro ( AGRO ), and Kore Group ( KORE ). The most oversold stocks pe...

As people approach retirement, one of the more pressing questions is when they should claim Social Security benefits. For some people, the answer is straightforward because they need the money as soon as possible. For others, the decision is less clear-cut because they have greater financial flexibility and could reasonably survive without the benefits. If you find yourself in the latter group, there's one particular number I'd know before making a Social Security claiming decision: your break-even age. Knowing this number will give you more perspective on which decision best fits your personal situation and plans. How your claiming age affects your Social Security benefit Your full retirement age is when you're eligible to receive your base monthly Social Security (called your primary insurance amount), but you're free to begin claiming benefits at age 62 or delay claiming benefits past your full retirement age. Claiming benefits before your full retirement age reduces your primary insurance amount by 5/9 of 1% monthly, up to 36 months. Each additional month after that further reduces benefits by 5/12 of 1% monthly. If your full retirement age is 67 (anyone born in 1960 or later), here's how much your monthly benefit would be reduced based on your claiming age: Age 66: 6.6% Age 65: 13.33% Age 64: 20% Age 63: 25% Age 62: 30% Delaying benefits past your full retirement age will increase them by 2/3 of 1% monthly (8% annually) until you turn 70 years old. After that point, delaying benefits no longer increases them. How your break-even age works in Social Security In Social Security, your break-even age is when the total lifetime benefits from claiming at one age equals the total from claiming at another age. To see it in action, let's assume your PIA is $2,000 and you're debating whether to claim benefits at 62 or at your full retirement age (67). By claiming at 62, your monthly benefit would be reduced to $1,400, but you'd receive benefits for 60 months before reach...

Palantir (PLTR 3.21%) looks expensive for a reason, and this video explores why the market still rewards its execution, scale, and momentum. BigBear AI (BBAI 4.16%) may seem like the cheaper opportunity, but its weaker revenue and higher uncertainty create a very different risk profile. Stock prices used were the market prices of March 13, 2026. The video was published on March 20, 2026.

The Ministry of Defence has condemned Iranian strikes directed towards a US-UK military base on the island of Diego Garcia. Iran fired the missiles after warning that British lives were “in danger” after Keir Starmer authorised the US to carry out further strikes from British bases. Tehran fired two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at the Chagos island but neither hit, the Iranian news agency Mehr reported. One of the missiles was shot down by a US warship, while the other failed in flight, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing multiple officials. The Ministry of Defence, which described US use of British bases as “limited and defensive” in nature, called the attacks “reckless”. A spokesperson said: “Iran’s reckless attacks, lashing out across the region and holding hostage the strait of Hormuz, are a threat to British interests and British allies. “RAF jets and other UK military assets are continuing to defend our people and personnel in the region. “This government has given permission to the US to use British bases for specific and limited defensive operations.” Diego Garcia, part of the Chagos Islands, is about 3,800km (2,360 miles) from Iran and home to an airbase capable of accommodating long-range US bombers. The island has been at the centre of a political row after the UK agreed to cede sovereignty of the islands to Mauritius and lease back the base. Ministers gave the US permission to strike Iranian missile sites targeting the strait of Hormuz from UK bases including Diego Garcia on Friday afternoon. Previously, UK bases were being used only to strike Iranian sites targeting British allies and interests in Gulf states. Iran reacted angrily, with its foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, claiming it would “exercise its right to self-defence”. Posting on X, he said: “Vast majority of the British People do not want any part in the Israel-US war of choice on Iran. “Ignoring his own People, Mr Starmer is putting British lives in danger by allowing UK ba...

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When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscalers, Oracle (ORCL 3.93%) is often overshadowed by its cloud services counterparts: Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon. While the "Magnificent Seven" members get most of Wall Street's attention, Oracle has quietly built an impressive AI empire of its own over the last few years. During the company's fiscal third quarter (ended Feb. 28), Oracle's revenue and earnings both grew at least 20%. This is the first time the company has achieved such growth in 15 years. At the center of Oracle's AI narrative is its remaining performance obligations (RPO), which now sit at $553 billion. The question smart investors are asking is whether Oracle really has a tidal wave worth half a trillion dollars waiting to come through its doors, or if this figure is a lofty moonshot. Below, I'll break down Oracle's role in AI to help investors understand what's fueling the company's backlog. From there, a deep dive into the company's most recent earnings report should reveal whether Oracle stock is poised for explosive growth. How is Oracle involved in AI? Rather than building generative AI models and chatbots, Oracle has established itself as a critical enabler of AI infrastructure. The company's roots in enterprise applications provide it with a natural advantage: Large corporations have a history of trusting Oracle with sensitive data. This makes the company's segue into managing AI workloads a natural extension of its existing ecosystem. The core pillar supporting the company's AI ambitions is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) -- a full-stack suite of cloud services integrating compute power, storage, networking, and other services needed to train and deploy AI models. Expand NYSE : ORCL Oracle Today's Change ( -3.93 %) $ -6.11 Current Price $ 149.41 Key Data Points Market Cap $430B Day's Range $ 147.96 - $ 153.25 52wk Range $ 118.86 - $ 345.72 Volume 889K Avg Vol 27M Gross Margin 64.30 % Dividend Yield 1.34 % AI infrastructure comes wi...

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Kpop group BTS pose for photographs upon their arrival for ‘BTS The Comeback Live Arirang’ concert in central Seoul, South Korea, on March 21, 2026. Handout | Via Reuters Kpop supergroup BTS performed to tens of thousands of fans in Seoul on Saturday in their first concert in more than three years, which saw authorities shut down the city's historic downtown, though turnout was far smaller than expected. The hour-long outdoor concert in Gwanghwamun Square was the group's official comeback, after it helped make Korean pop music a global phenomenon before going on hiatus in 2022 while members fulfilled mandatory military service. They returned on Friday with a new album, which their record label said sold nearly 4 million copies in its first day, ahead of a global tour that starts next month, billed as the biggest in K-pop history. Fans watch the concert of K-pop boy group BTS on a screen in Seoul on March 21, 2026. South Korean megastars BTS reunite on March 21, for their first show in nearly four years, with an expected 260,000 fans taking over central Seoul for a K-pop extravaganza livestreamed to millions more worldwide. Kim Min-hee | Afp | Getty Images While there were only 22,000 tickets to the inner area to see Saturday's concert live, Seoul authorities had anticipated as many as 260,000 people would turn out to be part of the crowd outside. An entire section of the city was sealed off with barricades. In the end, most fans decided to stay away for now. The Yonhap News Agency, citing city government estimates, said 40,000-42,000 showed up. Fans, who call themselves the BTS ARMY, could watch the concert on Netflix , where it was streamed live in 190 countries. "It's been a long journey but now we're finally here," said RM, the leader of BTS, who performed much of the concert from a chair after hurting his ankle during rehearsals. "While preparing this album, we did have some concerns that we might be forgotten, or whether you would still remember us," said anoth...