As the war in the Middle East rages on, US president Donald Trump has acknowledged that deploying ground troops in Iran in future is not off the table. Pressed by the Guardian on whether he would send in troops to secure the enriched uranium, believed to be stored at Iranian nuclear sites that the United States bombed in Operation Midnight Hammer last year, Trump suggested that was a possibility. ...
As the war in the Middle East rages on, US president Donald Trump has acknowledged that deploying ground troops in Iran in future is not off the table. Pressed by the Guardian on whether he would send in troops to secure the enriched uranium, believed to be stored at Iranian nuclear sites that the United States bombed in Operation Midnight Hammer last year, Trump suggested that was a possibility. “We haven’t talked about it,” Trump said. “At some point, maybe we will. It would be a great thing. Right now, we’re just decimating them. We haven’t gone after it but something we could do later on. We wouldn’t do it now.” Here are the key stories at a glance. Catching up? Here’s what happened 6 March 2026.
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Oracle and OpenAI have canceled plans to expand a flagship AI data center project in Abilene, Texas, after negotiations over financing and project scope stalled. The decision comes as Oracle announces large-scale layoffs and cost-cutting tied to the financia...
Find your next quality investment with Simply Wall St's easy and powerful screener, trusted by over 7 million individual investors worldwide. Oracle and OpenAI have canceled plans to expand a flagship AI data center project in Abilene, Texas, after negotiations over financing and project scope stalled. The decision comes as Oracle announces large-scale layoffs and cost-cutting tied to the financial pressure of rapid AI infrastructure investment. The canceled expansion could open space for Meta as a potential tenant, with Nvidia involved in facilitating a transition at the site. Oracle, traded as NYSE:ORCL, is in the spotlight as it pulls back on a high profile AI data center project while also cutting thousands of jobs across several divisions. The stock last closed at $152.96, with a return of 5.2% over the past week and 4.3% over the past month, while year to date it is down 21.8%. Over longer periods, returns of 88.6% over 3 years and 143.9% over 5 years indicate how much value creation has already been priced in by the market. For investors, the scrapped Texas expansion raises fresh questions about how Oracle will balance AI infrastructure spending with profitability and capital discipline. Key areas to watch include how Oracle reshapes its cloud roadmap, whether relationships with partners such as OpenAI and Nvidia evolve, and whether new tenants such as Meta step in to reshape the economics of the abandoned build out. Stay updated on the most important news stories for Oracle by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Oracle. NYSE:ORCL Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Mar 2026 📰 Beyond the headline: 3 risks and 2 things going right for Oracle that every investor should see. The decision to walk away from the Texas expansion while pushing through large-scale layoffs points to Oracle tightening capital allocation around its AI buildout rather than pulling back from AI entirely. The core 4.5 gi...
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After falling in the second half of 2025, Netflix (NFLX 0.10%) stock is on an upsurge as it returns to the $100 per share level. The failure of the deal to buy Warner Media assets from Warner Bros Discovery seems to have relieved investors concerned about the rising costs of the bidding war with Paramount Skydance. Unfortunately, this also means Netflix loses controlling access to a content librar...
After falling in the second half of 2025, Netflix (NFLX 0.10%) stock is on an upsurge as it returns to the $100 per share level. The failure of the deal to buy Warner Media assets from Warner Bros Discovery seems to have relieved investors concerned about the rising costs of the bidding war with Paramount Skydance. Unfortunately, this also means Netflix loses controlling access to a content library containing numerous iconic entertainment franchises. Will that ultimately hamper Netflix stock's rise to $150 per share? Let's take a closer look. Why Netflix? Netflix stands out for its reach. It operates in more than 190 countries and has become a content creator in its own right. Expanding into ad-supported content and games has also increased its popularity. When looking at the current state of streaming, over 300 million households globally subscribe to the platform, though some research analysts believe Netflix could eventually serve between 700 million and 1 billion homes. Also, Netflix claims under 10% of total TV time despite its success. However, investors should keep Netflix's competition in mind, particularly in the developed world. Since the Warner Bros Discovery deal fell through, it will have less content under its umbrella. Thus, it will still have to compete with Disney, Paramount, Alphabet's YouTube, and many others to hold on to subscribers. What the numbers say Netflix continues to perform well with 2025 revenue of $45 billion, which increased by 16% from year-ago levels. Costs and expenses grew at a slower pace than revenue, leading to 28% operating income growth. Still, lower interest income and higher income taxes weighed on the bottom line, meaning its $11 billion in net income rose 26% year over year. Such increases should bode well for the stock price, as the stock is now flat for the year, thanks in part to the failure of the Warner Bros deal. Expand NASDAQ : NFLX Netflix Today's Change ( -0.10 %) $ -0.10 Current Price $ 99.08 Key Data Points Ma...
Key Points Netflix continues to grow, but it still faces heavyweight competition. Its P/E ratio has fallen below its five-year average. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › After falling in the second half of 2025, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) stock is on an upsurge as it returns to the $100 per share level. The failure of the deal to buy Warner Media assets from Warner Bros Discovery seems to have r...
Key Points Netflix continues to grow, but it still faces heavyweight competition. Its P/E ratio has fallen below its five-year average. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › After falling in the second half of 2025, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) stock is on an upsurge as it returns to the $100 per share level. The failure of the deal to buy Warner Media assets from Warner Bros Discovery seems to have relieved investors concerned about the rising costs of the bidding war with Paramount Skydance. Unfortunately, this also means Netflix loses controlling access to a content library containing numerous iconic entertainment franchises. Will that ultimately hamper Netflix stock's rise to $150 per share? Let's take a closer look. 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 » Why Netflix? Netflix stands out for its reach. It operates in more than 190 countries and has become a content creator in its own right. Expanding into ad-supported content and games has also increased its popularity. When looking at the current state of streaming, over 300 million households globally subscribe to the platform, though some research analysts believe Netflix could eventually serve between 700 million and 1 billion homes. Also, Netflix claims under 10% of total TV time despite its success. However, investors should keep Netflix's competition in mind, particularly in the developed world. Since the Warner Bros Discovery deal fell through, it will have less content under its umbrella. Thus, it will still have to compete with Disney, Paramount, Alphabet's YouTube, and many others to hold on to subscribers. What the numbers say Netflix continues to perform well with 2025 revenue of $45 billion, which increased by 16% from year-ago levels. Costs and expenses grew at a slower pace than revenue, leading to 28% operating income grow...
Turkey Mulls F-16 Deployment To Turkish-Occupied Cyprus Amid Iran War Tensions As the Iran war unfolds and has shown signs of becoming a regional conflict, one interesting question is what Turkey's role will be - given it is both a NATO member possessing a large military and an avowed regional enemy and rival to Israel for influence. A Turkish defense ministry source has been cited in national med...
Turkey Mulls F-16 Deployment To Turkish-Occupied Cyprus Amid Iran War Tensions As the Iran war unfolds and has shown signs of becoming a regional conflict, one interesting question is what Turkey's role will be - given it is both a NATO member possessing a large military and an avowed regional enemy and rival to Israel for influence. A Turkish defense ministry source has been cited in national media to say the country is mulling deployment of F-16 fighter jets to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) . Occupied northern Cyprus, Shutterstock/Middle East Forum Earlier this week a British military base hosted in EU member Cyprus (on the southern side of the island) came under attack by Iranian-made drones. This has resulted in some European military assets being moved to Cyprus, including additional British forces. But now it appears Turkey wants to make a show of doing the name for Turkish-claimed Cypriot territory . Turkey's Daily Sabah points out, however, that "TRNC has been incensed by Greek Cypriot's growing military cooperation with its Western partners after the United Kingdom has allowed the U.S. to use its military base in the south of the divided island. Citing the military source, the same Turkish outlet said, "The TRNC leadership has held a series of security meetings in response to the crisis, he added, focusing on crisis management, coordination with Türkiye and the preparedness of civil defense mechanisms." As for Turkey's long occupation of northern Cyprus, no one else in the world recognizes its legitimacy except for Ankara . Cyprus receives backing from its EU partners, but this doesn't go much beyond verbal censure of Turkey. The Turkish armed forces has for years had at least 30,000 soldiers stationed on Cyprus and growing, the northern part of which it has illegally occupied since 1974. It remains something that Greek Cypriots cannot forgive or forget, and it continues to shape a deep and lasting distrust of Britain. https://t.co/Id30iJpP...
If you are wondering whether NVIDIA's current share price still makes sense, you are not alone. This article looks at what you are really paying for when you buy the stock. NVIDIA shares last closed at US$177.82, with returns of 0.4% over 7 days, 3.5% over 30 days, a 5.8% decline year to date, and a 57.8% gain over 1 year, while the 3 year return is very large and over 7x over 5 years. Recent head...
If you are wondering whether NVIDIA's current share price still makes sense, you are not alone. This article looks at what you are really paying for when you buy the stock. NVIDIA shares last closed at US$177.82, with returns of 0.4% over 7 days, 3.5% over 30 days, a 5.8% decline year to date, and a 57.8% gain over 1 year, while the 3 year return is very large and over 7x over 5 years. Recent headlines have focused heavily on NVIDIA's role in graphics chips and data center hardware for high performance computing, alongside increased attention on its position in AI related workloads. This context has kept NVIDIA at the center of market conversations about semiconductor demand, capital investment and the long term importance of its technology stack. Our current valuation framework gives NVIDIA a . Next we will walk through what that means across different methods of valuing the company, before finishing with an even more complete way to think about its true worth. Advertisement Approach 1: NVIDIA Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis Approach 1: NVIDIA Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis A Discounted Cash Flow, or DCF, model projects a company’s future cash flows and then discounts them back to today’s value to estimate what the business might be worth per share right now. For NVIDIA, the model used is a 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity approach based on cash flow projections. The latest twelve month free cash flow is about $97.2b. Analyst and extrapolated estimates in the model point to projected free cash flow of $300.9b in 2031, with a detailed path of annual projections in between. All of these future cash flows are expressed in $ and are discounted back to today using Simply Wall St’s assumptions. This process results in an estimated intrinsic value of around $133.17 per share, compared with the recent share price of $177.82. That gap implies the stock is about 33.5% overvalued according to this particular DCF setup. Result: OVERVALUED Our Discounted Cash Flow (DCF...
It was a sobering reminder for Newcastle United. If one was even needed about the gap boss Eddie Howe's side have to bridge on Manchester City. Newcastle had taken the lead against the much-changed visitors at a buoyant St James' Park. They went into half-time level, with the chance to regroup after Savinho equalised in this FA Cup fifth-round tie. But Newcastle soon found themselves 3-1 down afte...
It was a sobering reminder for Newcastle United. If one was even needed about the gap boss Eddie Howe's side have to bridge on Manchester City. Newcastle had taken the lead against the much-changed visitors at a buoyant St James' Park. They went into half-time level, with the chance to regroup after Savinho equalised in this FA Cup fifth-round tie. But Newcastle soon found themselves 3-1 down after chief tormentor Omar Marmoush haunted them once again. "That was a tough learning lesson for us in that second half," Howe said afterwards. "We just didn't have the strength to make a dent in them." Manchester City have now ended Newcastle's dream of returning to Wembley in both the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Manager Pep Guardiola's side have become the first team to ever beat Newcastle four times in a single season. The only relief for Newcastle is that they cannot face City again this season - unless they both reach the Champions League final. Newcastle hope to one day compete with teams like Manchester City for such heavyweight trophies. CEO David Hopkinson even boldly stated his vision was "to be in the debate about being the top club in the world" by 2030. But such talk feels jarring at the moment. "There's no excuses today," defender Kieran Trippier told TNT Sports. "We got beat by the better team."