Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images News Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify The president could name up to 24 advisors on new tech panel. (0:15) Memory chip stocks fall after Google unveils more efficient AI algorithms . (1:22) BlackRock CEO Larry Fink tells private credit investors to ‘ live with it .’ (1:59) This is an abridged transcript of the podcast: Out top story so far, Presi...
Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images News Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify The president could name up to 24 advisors on new tech panel. (0:15) Memory chip stocks fall after Google unveils more efficient AI algorithms . (1:22) BlackRock CEO Larry Fink tells private credit investors to ‘ live with it .’ (1:59) This is an abridged transcript of the podcast: Out top story so far, President Donald Trump has appointed some of the biggest names in business a new President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. The appointees include Meta Platforms ( META ) CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle ( ORCL ) Executive Chairman Larry Ellison and Nvidia' ( NVDA ) CEO Jensen Huang. Advanced Micro Devices ( AMD ) CEO Lisa Su and Google ( GOOG ) ( GOOGL ) co-founder Sergey Brin will also serve. The White House says the panel will focus on topics related to the opportunities and challenges that emerging technologies present to the American workforce and ensure all Americans thrive in the Golden Age of Innovation. It will be co-chaired by David Sacks, who has served as White House AI and crypto czar, and Michael Kratsios, another technology advisor. Thirteen members have been appointed so far and the total is expected to rise to 24. "We’re delighted to see NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang appointed to this council and to have the opportunity to advance American leadership in AI," the chipmaker posted. "America’s strength in science and technology depends on a vibrant ecosystem of researchers, developers, and industry working together to drive innovation and global leadership." Among active stocks, memory stocks are down after Google revealed a set of new algorithms designed to reduce the amount of memory needed to run large language models and vector search engines. Micron ( MU ), Western Digital ( WDC ), Seagate Technology ( STX ) and Sandisk ( SNDK ) were all under pressure. Chewy ( CHWY ) missed estimates with its fourth-quarter earnings report and set mixed guidance. But sha...
Rawf8/iStock via Getty Images Stagflation Risks Rising The Iran war is clearly unsustainable. If it continues for another 4-5 weeks, the global economy will face a major stagflationary shock, which includes the collapse of global stock markets. The first soft-data release from March confirms the worst fears. S&P Global released PMI Flash data for March for the EU and the US. Basically, the EU GDP ...
Rawf8/iStock via Getty Images Stagflation Risks Rising The Iran war is clearly unsustainable. If it continues for another 4-5 weeks, the global economy will face a major stagflationary shock, which includes the collapse of global stock markets. The first soft-data release from March confirms the worst fears. S&P Global released PMI Flash data for March for the EU and the US. Basically, the EU GDP is expected to be down to 0.1% annualized, with inflation rising to 3%, while the US GDP is expected to slow to 1% with inflation rising to 4%. - And this is only based on the first few weeks of the war. These are the comments from Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence for the EU : The flash Eurozone PMI is ringing stagflation alarm bells as the war in the Middle East drives prices sharply higher while stifling growth. Firms’ costs are rising at the fastest rate for over three years amid the surge in energy prices and choking of supply chains resulting from the war. Supplier delays have jumped to their highest since mid-2022, largely linked to shipping issues. The survey data are indicative of eurozone GDP growth slowing to a quarterly rate of just below 0.1% in March with the forward-looking indicators pointing to a heightened risk of a downturn the coming months. The survey’s price gauge is meanwhile indicative of consumer price inflation accelerating close to 3%, with cost pressure likely to add still further to selling price inflation in the coming months. These are the comments from Chris Williamson for the US : The flash PMI survey data for March signal an unwelcome combination of slower growth and rising inflation following the outbreak of war in the Middle East. The PMI data are indicative of GDP rising at an annualized rate of just 1.0%, with a modest 1.3% expansion signaled for the first quarter as a whole. The survey’s price gauges meanwhile point to consumer price inflation accelerating back to around 4%, hinting at a growi...
Jozsef Soos Embraer ( EMBJ ) and Saab ( SAABF ) ( SAABY ), in partnership with the Brazilian Air Force, on Wednesday presented the first supersonic fighter aircraft assembled in Brazil, marking a milestone in the country’s defense manufacturing efforts. Collections / Embraer, Saab and the Brazilian Air Force unveiled the first Gripen E Fighter produced in Brazil Download (6) ×Close Embraer, Saab a...
Jozsef Soos Embraer ( EMBJ ) and Saab ( SAABF ) ( SAABY ), in partnership with the Brazilian Air Force, on Wednesday presented the first supersonic fighter aircraft assembled in Brazil, marking a milestone in the country’s defense manufacturing efforts. Collections / Embraer, Saab and the Brazilian Air Force unveiled the first Gripen E Fighter produced in Brazil Download (6) ×Close Embraer, Saab and the Brazilian Air Force unveiled the first Gripen E Fighter produced in Brazil (Embraer) The aircraft was unveiled during a ceremony at Embraer’s facility in Gavião Peixoto, São Paulo, attended by senior government officials including President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, as well as military leaders and executives from the companies involved. The jet is part of Brazil’s Gripen E program, a collaboration with Sweden’s Saab ( SAABF ) ( SAABY ) that includes technology transfer and local production. Executives from Embraer said the project reflects a broader effort to build domestic capability to manufacture advanced military aircraft and support national defense requirements. Saab’s ( SAABF ) ( SAABY ) leadership characterized the rollout as evidence of long-term industrial cooperation between the two countries, emphasizing that the partnership extends beyond a single aircraft to include ongoing development, production and potential export opportunities. The Gavião Peixoto site is responsible for assembling Gripen E jets using a mix of Brazilian and international suppliers. Components such as aerostructures are also produced locally, including at Saab’s ( SAABF ) ( SAABY ) facility in São Bernardo do Campo. Under the current agreement with the Brazilian Air Force, 14 additional aircraft are expected to be built following the same model. Before entering operational service, the aircraft will undergo a series of functional and flight tests. Once completed, it will be delivered to the Brazilian Air Force’s First Air Defense Group at Anápolis Air Base, joining ten Gripen units ...
(RTTNews) - IceCure Medical Ltd. (ICCM) on Wednesday, has reported favorable top-line results from its ICESECRET clinical trial, which assessed the ProSense Cryoablation System for the treatment of small renal masses in patients with kidney cancer.
(RTTNews) - IceCure Medical Ltd. (ICCM) on Wednesday, has reported favorable top-line results from its ICESECRET clinical trial, which assessed the ProSense Cryoablation System for the treatment of small renal masses in patients with kidney cancer.
Zohar Shlomo, Director at Delek US Holdings (NYSE:DK) , reported the sale of 7,343 shares of common stock for a total consideration of about $338,000 on March 19, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 reported price ($46.00); post-transaction value based on March 19, 2026 market close ($44.60). * 1-year performance is calculated using March 19, 2026 as...
Zohar Shlomo, Director at Delek US Holdings (NYSE:DK) , reported the sale of 7,343 shares of common stock for a total consideration of about $338,000 on March 19, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 reported price ($46.00); post-transaction value based on March 19, 2026 market close ($44.60). * 1-year performance is calculated using March 19, 2026 as the reference date. Continue reading
OpenAI has listed dependence on Microsoft as among the risks it faces. It works both ways, though, and even MSFT seems to have put too many eggs in one basket with its backing of OpenAI.
OpenAI has listed dependence on Microsoft as among the risks it faces. It works both ways, though, and even MSFT seems to have put too many eggs in one basket with its backing of OpenAI.
The Supreme Court today decided that Internet service providers cannot be held liable for their customers' copyright infringement unless they take specific steps that cause users to violate copyrights. The court ruled unanimously in favor of Internet provider Cox Communications, though two justices did not agree with the majority's reasoning. The ruling effectively means that ISPs do not have to c...
The Supreme Court today decided that Internet service providers cannot be held liable for their customers' copyright infringement unless they take specific steps that cause users to violate copyrights. The court ruled unanimously in favor of Internet provider Cox Communications, though two justices did not agree with the majority's reasoning. The ruling effectively means that ISPs do not have to conduct mass terminations of Internet users accused of illegally downloading or uploading pirated files. If the court had ruled otherwise, ISPs could have been compelled to strictly police their networks for piracy in order to avoid billion-dollar court verdicts under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The long-running case is Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment . Cox was hit with a $1 billion verdict for music piracy in 2019. Although the damages award was overturned in 2024, a federal appeals court still found that Cox was liable for willful contributory infringement. Read full article Comments
A jury in California found Meta and Google liable on all counts in a social media addiction trial. CNN’s Clare Duffy explains the landmark decision and its potential implications for future cases.
A jury in California found Meta and Google liable on all counts in a social media addiction trial. CNN’s Clare Duffy explains the landmark decision and its potential implications for future cases.
META'S CONDUCT DEEMED 'SUBSTANTIAL' FACTOR IN WOMAN'S HARM The jury found that Meta's negligence was a "substantial factor" in harming the 20-year-old plaintiff. The plaintiff said earlier in the legal proceeding her Instagram use fueled her mental health struggles. META DID NOT ADEQUATELY WARN USERS The jury found Meta liable for failing to adequately warn users about the dangers of using In...
META'S CONDUCT DEEMED 'SUBSTANTIAL' FACTOR IN WOMAN'S HARM The jury found that Meta's negligence was a "substantial factor" in harming the 20-year-old plaintiff. The plaintiff said earlier in the legal proceeding her Instagram use fueled her mental health struggles. META DID NOT ADEQUATELY WARN USERS The jury found Meta liable for failing to adequately warn users about the dangers of using Instagram.
On Holding (NYSE: ONON) shares plummeted 11% following the surprise announcement that CEO Martin Hoffmann will step down on May 1. While co-founders David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti will assume Co-CEO roles, the market reacted sharply to the loss of Hoffmann, often considered the "face" of the company for investors. This leadership shuffle--the second major C-suite change in a year--stokes fears...
On Holding (NYSE: ONON) shares plummeted 11% following the surprise announcement that CEO Martin Hoffmann will step down on May 1. While co-founders David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti will assume Co-CEO roles, the market reacted sharply to the loss of Hoffmann, often considered the "face" of the company for investors. This leadership shuffle--the second major C-suite change in a year--stokes fears regarding long-term stability and execution. Despite record 2025 sales, investors are clearly wary of shifting the "Dream On" strategy during a pivotal global scaling phase. *Stock prices used were end-of-day prices of March 25, 2026. The video was published on March 25, 2026. Continue reading
A little over a month after James van Geelen sent stocks into a tailspin with his dystopian account of a post-AI economic collapse, he’s wagering that another fear-fueled selloff — this time, in the bond market — has run too far. The founder of Citrini Research was unexpectedly thrust into the global spotlight after his 7,000-word Substack post went viral by feeding into Wall Street’s worst fears ...
A little over a month after James van Geelen sent stocks into a tailspin with his dystopian account of a post-AI economic collapse, he’s wagering that another fear-fueled selloff — this time, in the bond market — has run too far. The founder of Citrini Research was unexpectedly thrust into the global spotlight after his 7,000-word Substack post went viral by feeding into Wall Street’s worst fears right when investors were dumping the stocks of any company at risk of being displaced by artificial intelligence. Those longer-term worries were at least temporarily shunted aside after President Donald Trump ’s attacks on Iran sent oil prices soaring, raising the more immediate risk of a 1970s-style shock that will force central banks to start raising interest rates to keep inflation from spiraling. That, in turn, sent bond prices tumbling around the world. In the US, as traders ditched rate-cut bets, Treasuries this month racked up their deepest losses since October 2024, when the market was speculating that Trump’s election would pour fuel on an already strong economy. That proved off base. Instead, job growth slowed sharply as his trade war sowed broad uncertainty. In a post Wednesday, van Geelen said it’s likely the oil-price spike will deal the economy a new hit that’s significant enough to keep the Fed from raising rates. “If oil stays high, it would be restrictive enough simply to leave them where they are while oil prices filter through the rest of the economy and cause a slowdown that you can cut into,” he wrote. Van Geelen said he expects that the Fed will look past the oil shock and is unlikely to raise rates. If the war is resolved in a month, he said the “consumer will be slightly weaker” but worries about inflation would fade. If it drags on, he predicted stock prices would drop and the “wealth effect will result in the weakness being too strong for the market to entertain the Fed not cutting rates over the next 12 months.” He said his firm is buying three-m...
Key PointsA director of Alpha Metallurgical Resources reported the purchase of about 8,000 shares for a total of $1.53 million, at a weighted average purchase price of $191.07 per share on March 12, 2026.
Key PointsA director of Alpha Metallurgical Resources reported the purchase of about 8,000 shares for a total of $1.53 million, at a weighted average purchase price of $191.07 per share on March 12, 2026.