After the injuries and the trash talk, Britain’s Josh Kerr delivered where it mattered most on Saturday night by winning a thrilling 3,000m world indoor title with a last-lap surge. It had been billed as the race of the championships, with all three 1500m medallists from the Paris 2024 Olympics going mano a mano once more. On that occasion Kerr had been pipped to the line by the American Cole Hock...
After the injuries and the trash talk, Britain’s Josh Kerr delivered where it mattered most on Saturday night by winning a thrilling 3,000m world indoor title with a last-lap surge. It had been billed as the race of the championships, with all three 1500m medallists from the Paris 2024 Olympics going mano a mano once more. On that occasion Kerr had been pipped to the line by the American Cole Hocker, who took a shock gold medal, with Yared Nuguse taking bronze. This time, though, Kerr was not to be denied. He made hard work of it as he was in a tricky position with three laps remaining and then hold off the fast-finishing Hocker to win in 7min 35.56sec. Hocker was second, 0.24sec back, with the Frenchman Yann Schrub taking bronze. “I created the problems myself,” said Kerr. “People watching, that it is not how you win a world medal. I knew I had to get the close right, otherwise I would have had a pretty tough conversation with my coach. I was extremely fit coming into this and I needed this one. “I got in my own head about trying not to lose energy and there were some moves that made me have to show my hand to move up. I couldn’t find my position, I couldn’t relax. I was trying to relax in the chaos a bit and trust that I am fitter and better than the guys in there. But that’s racing.” View image in fullscreen Josh Kerr crosses the line to win the 3,000m. Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images For much of the race it was a Ethiopian one-two, with Addisu Yihune and Getnet Wale pushing the train. Hocker and Nuguse were close behind in third and fourth, while Kerr was several metres back before moving up around halfway. The decisive move came on the penultimate lap as Kerr pushed and Hocker found himself boxed in. Hocker tried to recover, but he had left himself too much to do. “I didn’t look back, I felt like I had good power in the last 100, but it would have been nice to watch it,” said Kerr. “Because when I went, it was a little early, but I had some juice in me ...
Key Points IonQ is leading the way in quantum computing accuracy. The tech upstart is seeing huge growth for its technology. 10 stocks we like better than IonQ › Quantum computing stands to become a lucrative investment field due to its massive upside potential. Some investors are looking at this field like it's their second chance of investing in Nvidia, a stock that turned a $10,000 investment a...
Key Points IonQ is leading the way in quantum computing accuracy. The tech upstart is seeing huge growth for its technology. 10 stocks we like better than IonQ › Quantum computing stands to become a lucrative investment field due to its massive upside potential. Some investors are looking at this field like it's their second chance of investing in Nvidia, a stock that turned a $10,000 investment a decade ago into more than $2 million today. One stock I've got my eye on is IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), which looks like the current leader in this industry. I'm bullish on its outlook, but I'm also cautious due to the unknown nature of this industry. 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 » Quantum computing is still being sorted out There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach in the quantum computing world. There are several ways to approach the technology, and IonQ is taking a somewhat unique approach. Its trapped ion technology is different from the superconducting technology normally used in quantum computing, but it's yielding impressive results. IonQ's accuracy score is the best in the world, and its success stems from the architecture used in the quantum computer. Clients are recognizing this success, and IonQ is generating the most revenue out of any of the quantum computing pure plays. In the fourth quarter, IonQ's revenue rose 429% year over year to $62 million. While not all of this revenue comes from system sales, it is generating some revenue from early-stage systems being used in research. Next year, IonQ expects to realize about $235 million in revenue, up from $130 million this year. That's huge growth and shows how the industry is starting to come around to the idea of utilizing quantum computing. It also shows the technology is progressing enough to be useful in research applications -- a g...
Key Points General Counsel James Savina sold 31,596 shares for a transaction value of approximately ~$2.22 million on March 17, 2026. The sale represented 100% of Savina's directly-held common stock, reducing direct holdings to zero. No indirect holdings or derivative security participation was disclosed; all activity reflects direct ownership. 10 stocks we like better than Travel + Leisure › Jame...
Key Points General Counsel James Savina sold 31,596 shares for a transaction value of approximately ~$2.22 million on March 17, 2026. The sale represented 100% of Savina's directly-held common stock, reducing direct holdings to zero. No indirect holdings or derivative security participation was disclosed; all activity reflects direct ownership. 10 stocks we like better than Travel + Leisure › James J. Savina , Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Travel + Leisure Co. (NYSE:TNL), reported the sale of 31,596 shares of common stock in a direct open-market transaction on March 17, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (direct) 31,596 Transaction value ~$2.2 million Post-transaction shares (direct) 0 Post-transaction value (direct ownership) ~$0 Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($70.38). Key questions How does the size of this sale compare to Savina's recent insider transactions? This transaction matches the largest single direct open-market sale by Savina on record, equaling the most recent median sale size of 31,596 shares in the period since March 2025. This transaction matches the largest single direct open-market sale by Savina on record, equaling the most recent median sale size of 31,596 shares in the period since March 2025. What is the impact on the insider’s ownership position? Direct ownership in Travel + Leisure Co. common stock fell from 31,596 shares to zero, with no remaining indirect or derivative holdings disclosed. However, he retained 46,980 restricted stock units after the sale. Direct ownership in Travel + Leisure Co. common stock fell from 31,596 shares to zero, with no remaining indirect or derivative holdings disclosed. However, he retained 46,980 restricted stock units after the sale. Is this transaction consistent with past selling patterns? Since March of last year, sales have accelerated as remaining available shares declined, culminating in this com...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos group is taking legal steps to secure the return of a boat used in the last America's Cup by Sir Ben Ainslie's team. Ainslie was Ineos' team principal and skipper, having got the backing of Ratcliffe in 2018 in a bid to a deliver a first win for Great Britain in the yacht race since it started in 1851. Ineos funded the team led by Ainslie for the America's Cup in Auckland...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos group is taking legal steps to secure the return of a boat used in the last America's Cup by Sir Ben Ainslie's team. Ainslie was Ineos' team principal and skipper, having got the backing of Ratcliffe in 2018 in a bid to a deliver a first win for Great Britain in the yacht race since it started in 1851. Ineos funded the team led by Ainslie for the America's Cup in Auckland and Barcelona in 2021 and 2024 respectively. However, relations between the founder of petrochemicals giant Ineos and Ainslie reportedly turned sour and they split at the start of last year. Manchester United co-owner Ratcliffe's Ineos sailing team had intended to challenge for the next America's Cup, in Naples in 2027, but abandoned the plans in April 2025. Ineos blamed "a protracted negotiation" with Athena Racing - formed by Ainslie - claiming his team had caused a costly six-month delay to settlement talks. Four-time Olympic champion Ainslie subsequently secured private equity funding for Athena from Oakley Capital and rebranded the team as GB1 in January. Ineos said it is "taking legal steps" to ensure the boat - named Britannia - will be returned. "Ineos is surprised that the boat we built for the last America's Cup has been taken by Athena Racing," said the statement. "The boat belongs to Ineos and it is inappropriate to assume it can be used for the next competition without seeking our permission. "The boat was the most successful British boat in history and cost Ineos £180m and evolved naturally from the first boat, which cost a further £170m." GB1 issued a statement in response, in which they said they "appreciate the sponsorship and support of Ineos over the last two campaigns" but maintained the boat was theirs. "It should come as no surprise to Ineos that assets which are owned by, and have always been in the possession of Athena Racing are being used for AC38 [America's Cup 38]," the statement added. Ainslie told the BBC last year that splitting with Ineos af...
Josh Kerr completed his post-injury return to the top of a global podium in thrilling fashion as he reclaimed his 3,000m title to win Great Britain's first medal at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland. Kerr, who won gold in the event on home soil in Glasgow two years ago, had his world 1500m title defence ruined by injury in Tokyo in September. But, six months after sustaining a cal...
Josh Kerr completed his post-injury return to the top of a global podium in thrilling fashion as he reclaimed his 3,000m title to win Great Britain's first medal at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland. Kerr, who won gold in the event on home soil in Glasgow two years ago, had his world 1500m title defence ruined by injury in Tokyo in September. But, six months after sustaining a calf tear during that final, Kerr demonstrated his return to full fitness by overpowering world-class opposition as the complete line-up of Olympic 1500m medallists went head to head. The 28-year-old, now a three-time world champion, made his move on the final lap and would not be denied as he distanced his rivals before crossing the line in seven minutes 35.56 seconds. American Cole Hocker, who denied Kerr Olympic gold in 2024 and won the world 5,000m title last year, out-kicked the Briton in their only previous meeting this season over two miles at the Millrose Games. But Hocker had no response to Kerr's dash for gold and had to settle for silver, with Frenchman Yann Schrub taking bronze. More to follow
"And then for some of our field-scale produce and some of our crops and milk and things like that, it'll be the next three to six months that we start to see those prices coming through."
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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House for Florida, in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 20, 2026. Nathan Howard | Reuters U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to send federal immigration agents to U.S. airports unless congressional Democrats immediately agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security. "I will move our brilliant and patriot...
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House for Florida, in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 20, 2026. Nathan Howard | Reuters U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to send federal immigration agents to U.S. airports unless congressional Democrats immediately agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security. "I will move our brilliant and patriotic ICE Agents to the Airports where they will do Security like no one has ever seen before," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post . The Trump administration has faced heavy criticism for aggressive deportation tactics by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents. Trump claimed ICE agents handling airport security would arrest immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally, specifically targeting individuals from Somalia. In a separate post later in the day, Trump said he plans to move ICE agents into airports as soon as Monday, telling them to "GET READY." "I look forward to moving ICE in on Monday, and have already told them to, 'GET READY.' NO MORE WAITING, NO MORE GAMES!" he wrote. The White House and the DHS did not immediately respond to CNBC's requests for comment. A bipartisan group of senators met with DHS border czar Tom Homan last night to discuss additional immigration enforcement concessions made by the White House on Friday in an attempt to end the shutdown, POLITICO reported , citing lawmakers in attendance. The Senate is in session Saturday and Sunday, working on other legislative issues, but it is unclear whether further talks or a vote on the new DHS funding proposal will take place. The DHS shutdown has been less disruptive than last year's record-long government shutdown. But since much of DHS is considered essential, employees are required to work without pay. The effects of the funding lapse and lack of pay are being felt at U.S. airports, where Transportation Security Administration agents are quitting or calling out sick. DHS employees...
Trevor Milton Is Back And Wants To Produce AI Powered "Fully Autonomous Corporate Jets" Trevor Milton, founder and former CEO of the now-bankrupt Nikola, is trying to mount a "comeback story". Through social media, interviews, and bold public claims, Milton once convinced investors that Nikola was on the verge of delivering breakthrough technology with trucks. Now he's going to attempt the same in...
Trevor Milton Is Back And Wants To Produce AI Powered "Fully Autonomous Corporate Jets" Trevor Milton, founder and former CEO of the now-bankrupt Nikola, is trying to mount a "comeback story". Through social media, interviews, and bold public claims, Milton once convinced investors that Nikola was on the verge of delivering breakthrough technology with trucks. Now he's going to attempt the same in the aircraft business, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal. He has reemerged in the aviation sector through his involvement with SyberJet, a company focused on developing a small business jet known as the SJ30. The aircraft itself is not new; its design dates back decades and has changed hands multiple times through bankruptcies and restructurings. SyberJet acquired the program and has since promoted plans to bring the jet into full-scale production, emphasizing its speed, range, and efficiency relative to competitors in the light jet category. Milton’s involvement has drawn attention because it places him back in a leadership context tied to capital-intensive, technology-driven manufacturing—an environment similar to the one in which he previously operated. SyberJet’s core asset, the SJ30, is designed to fly faster and higher than many comparable business jets, with a focus on long range and fuel efficiency. The aircraft has received FAA certification in the past, but production has been limited, and the program has faced persistent financial and operational hurdles. The company’s current strategy centers on securing sufficient funding and industrial capacity to restart manufacturing and deliver aircraft to customers. The company has also outlined ambitions to expand beyond the existing SJ30 platform, including potential future aircraft development and broader participation in the private aviation market. These plans depend heavily on capital access, supply chain execution, and the ability to convert interest into firm orders—challenges that have histor...
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Key Points Chevron has demonstrated a multi-decade commitment to increasingly rewarding shareholders. Diamondback's operations are insulated from international conflict, and it offers investors a combination of a growing base dividend, opportunistic share repurchases, and variable dividends. 10 stocks we like better than Chevron › The market volatility stemming from the conflict in Iran is enough to rattle the nerves of even the most experienced investors. While some are fleeing to gold investments to fortify their portfolios, there are better opportunities than the precious metal. With energy prices elevated right now, oil dividend stocks, for example, represent excellent choices. Those committed to digging through the oil patch for a passive income investment don't need to look much further than these oil dividend stocks that two Fool.com contributors recognize as great opportunities right now. 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 » A multi-decade history of hiking its dividend makes this energy stalwart a great consideration Scott Levine (Chevron): While the 3.6% forward dividend yield is certainly nothing to sneeze at, this one figure belies another number that speaks a lot louder to the Chevron (NYSE: CVX) stock's allure as a passive income investment: the multi-decade dividend increase streak. For 39 consecutive years, Chevron has maintained annual dividend increases, a feat few companies can claim, let alone energy stocks. Over the past four decades, there have been booms and busts in energy prices, and all the while, Chevron has continued to raise its dividend. This achievement speaks to management's prowess in maintaining its financial health during periods of lower energy prices. Of course, it's not simply that the company has achieved a 39-year streak of hiking its dividend hig...
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"Yeah, sorry about that," Timberlake responds. When asked if the vehicle he's driving, a grey BMW, is his own car, Timberlake answers that it's a rental he's using for a few days. The officer then asks if he is visiting and Timberlake says he is on tour.
When Cramer pushed back with, “why not do more with more, rather than more with less?” Huang's framework was clear: it's a leadership failure, not a technology constraint. The companies cutting jobs aren't being forced to do so by AI's limits. They're choosing to harvest short-term cost savings instead of investing in growth. In his view, that's a failure of vision. Now consider who has been doing...
When Cramer pushed back with, “why not do more with more, rather than more with less?” Huang's framework was clear: it's a leadership failure, not a technology constraint. The companies cutting jobs aren't being forced to do so by AI's limits. They're choosing to harvest short-term cost savings instead of investing in growth. In his view, that's a failure of vision. Now consider who has been doing exactly that. Meta (NASDAQ: META) is reportedly preparing to hand out pink slips to roughly 15,000 employees, around 20% of its global workforce, even as it doubles its AI budget to $135 billion in 2026. Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) eliminated 16,000 corporate roles in January, explicitly citing AI and automation as the efficiency engine behind the cuts (1). And Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) quietly cut more than 15,000 positions throughout 2025, about 7% of its global headcount, while committing $80 billion to AI infrastructure, with CEO Satya Nadella himself warning that 2026 could be "messy" as the industry shifts from AI demos to actual integration (2). Read that again. The CEO of the company selling AI chips to virtually every major technology company on earth just told Jim Cramer on live television that executives who respond to AI breakthroughs by cutting headcount are, in his view, simply out of ideas. They can't imagine a bigger future, so they settle for a cheaper present. "Because you're out of imagination. For companies with imagination, you will do more with more. For companies where the leadership is just out of ideas, they have nothing else to do, they have no reason to imagine greater than they are then when they have more capability, they don't do more,” he said. Turning 50 with $0 saved for retirement? Most people don’t realize they’re actually just entering their prime earning decade. Here are 6 ways to catch up fast Dave Ramsey warns nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake — here’s what it is and the simple steps to fix it ASAP Thanks to Je...
Quantum computing stands to become a lucrative investment field due to its massive upside potential. Some investors are looking at this field like it's their second chance of investing in Nvidia, a stock that turned a $10,000 investment a decade ago into more than $2 million today. One stock I've got my eye on is IonQ (IONQ 2.10%), which looks like the current leader in this industry. I'm bullish ...
Quantum computing stands to become a lucrative investment field due to its massive upside potential. Some investors are looking at this field like it's their second chance of investing in Nvidia, a stock that turned a $10,000 investment a decade ago into more than $2 million today. One stock I've got my eye on is IonQ (IONQ 2.10%), which looks like the current leader in this industry. I'm bullish on its outlook, but I'm also cautious due to the unknown nature of this industry. Quantum computing is still being sorted out There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach in the quantum computing world. There are several ways to approach the technology, and IonQ is taking a somewhat unique approach. Its trapped ion technology is different from the superconducting technology normally used in quantum computing, but it's yielding impressive results. IonQ's accuracy score is the best in the world, and its success stems from the architecture used in the quantum computer. Clients are recognizing this success, and IonQ is generating the most revenue out of any of the quantum computing pure plays. In the fourth quarter, IonQ's revenue rose 429% year over year to $62 million. While not all of this revenue comes from system sales, it is generating some revenue from early-stage systems being used in research. Next year, IonQ expects to realize about $235 million in revenue, up from $130 million this year. That's huge growth and shows how the industry is starting to come around to the idea of utilizing quantum computing. It also shows the technology is progressing enough to be useful in research applications -- a gateway to commercial use. Expand NYSE : IONQ IonQ Today's Change ( -2.10 %) $ -0.67 Current Price $ 31.23 Key Data Points Market Cap $11B Day's Range $ 30.50 - $ 32.24 52wk Range $ 18.81 - $ 84.64 Volume 810K Avg Vol 21M Gross Margin -2267.11 % It will take some time for the quantum computing market to develop, but by 2035, McKinsey & Company believes it will be a huge market. Th...
Key Points Apollo will invest $1 billion into a new joint venture with Realty Income. The deal will provide the REIT with non-dilutive equity capital to invest in new properties. It's the latest in a string of strategic partnerships aimed at enhancing its growth prospects. 10 stocks we like better than Realty Income › Realty Income (NYSE: O) has become the real estate partner to the world's leadin...
Key Points Apollo will invest $1 billion into a new joint venture with Realty Income. The deal will provide the REIT with non-dilutive equity capital to invest in new properties. It's the latest in a string of strategic partnerships aimed at enhancing its growth prospects. 10 stocks we like better than Realty Income › Realty Income (NYSE: O) has become the real estate partner to the world's leading companies. The real estate investment trust (REIT) has traditionally done so by forming win-win partnerships with companies that own real estate, acquiring their properties through sale-leaseback transactions. The company has also formed several strategic investment partnerships in recent years. The REIT recently announced its latest strategic real estate investment partnership by forming a $1 billion joint venture (JV) with Apollo (NYSE: APO). Here's a look at whether these partnerships make the top monthly dividend stock a buy. 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 » A $1 billion partnership Realty Income is forming a new JV with Apollo-managed funds. The alternative investment manager will provide $1 billion to Realty Income to acquire a 49% interest in a diversified portfolio of single-tenant retail properties secured by long-term net leases. The portfolio will provide the Apollo-managed funds with stable, contractual cash flows. Realty Income will manage the portfolio under a long-term management agreement. The initial 500-property portfolio has a weighted-average lease term of 9.1 years and annual lease escalators of approximately 1%. The portfolio features a mix of tenants, including dollar stores (9.9% of rent), quick-service restaurants (8.3%), drug stores (7.9%), grocery stores (7.7%), and health and fitness properties (7.5%). The initial $1 billion investment by Apollo is likely only ...