The big SpaceX IPO could arrive as early as June, and it’s going to be a record-breaker in terms of size and excitement. Whether the price of admission implies a valuation north of $2 trillion (that’s on the high end) on the opening day or more, the big launch is going to draw some pretty ... How to Get a Piece of SpaceX Stock Ahead of the Crowd
The big SpaceX IPO could arrive as early as June, and it’s going to be a record-breaker in terms of size and excitement. Whether the price of admission implies a valuation north of $2 trillion (that’s on the high end) on the opening day or more, the big launch is going to draw some pretty ... How to Get a Piece of SpaceX Stock Ahead of the Crowd
AMD stock is rallying as strong TSMC earnings trigger a sector-wide rally. But there’s reason to expect further upside from AMD shares through the remainder of 2026.
AMD stock is rallying as strong TSMC earnings trigger a sector-wide rally. But there’s reason to expect further upside from AMD shares through the remainder of 2026.
(RTTNews) - Elliott Investment Management L.P. (DKILF) said on Thursday that it has built a significant stake in Daikin Industries, Ltd. and is pushing for strategic changes to address what it sees as a market undervaluation of the company.
(RTTNews) - Elliott Investment Management L.P. (DKILF) said on Thursday that it has built a significant stake in Daikin Industries, Ltd. and is pushing for strategic changes to address what it sees as a market undervaluation of the company.
Joe_Potato/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The "tail effect" of oil disruptions in the Middle East will haunt the markets for months , if not years—with some effects bouncing back quickly, while others will take longer—Phillips 66 ( PSX ) CEO Mark Lashier told Yahoo Finance at the Semafor World Economy Summit on Wednesday. A Middle East ceasefire would not be enough to fix a global energy system...
Joe_Potato/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The "tail effect" of oil disruptions in the Middle East will haunt the markets for months , if not years—with some effects bouncing back quickly, while others will take longer—Phillips 66 ( PSX ) CEO Mark Lashier told Yahoo Finance at the Semafor World Economy Summit on Wednesday. A Middle East ceasefire would not be enough to fix a global energy system where damage has already been done, Lashier said. "You'll have to redesign things, build things to repair." When the flow stops from a waterway that transits ~20% of the world's crude oil and liquid natural gas, the world cannot simply pivot, since "the world has become very integrated and very efficient," the CEO said. While Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates can move oil through their respective pipelines, ~12M bbl/day are effectively trapped, and "I don't think we've seen the full impact of that disruption yet," Lashier warned. The result is a massive logistical shift, the CEO said, as Asian buyers have been forced to aggressively acquire North American and Atlantic Basin crudes to fill the void—a global reshuffling that is expensive, inefficient, and perhaps permanent. Phillips 66 ( PSX ) shares have slipped 8% over the past 30 days but have surged nearly 70% in the past year. More on Phillips 66 Phillips 66: Strong Execution, But The Stock Got There First Phillips 66: Wartime Beneficiary Of Surging Diesel And Chemicals Margin (Double Rating Upgrade) Phillips 66 Presents at Piper Sandler 26th Annual Energy Conference 2026 Transcript
You can use the Neo as it comes out of the box, or enhance your experience with some add-on accessories. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge The MacBook Neo is poised to be a top-selling laptop in 2026, thanks in large part to its affordable $599 entry price. Despite launching at a more accessible price point than Apple’s $1,099 (though often discounted) 2026 MacBook Air , the Neo makes ...
You can use the Neo as it comes out of the box, or enhance your experience with some add-on accessories. | Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge The MacBook Neo is poised to be a top-selling laptop in 2026, thanks in large part to its affordable $599 entry price. Despite launching at a more accessible price point than Apple’s $1,099 (though often discounted) 2026 MacBook Air , the Neo makes surprisingly few concessions in terms of build quality. Its design has the same level of precision as pricier Apple products, and we found in a hands-on comparison that it handily outclasses similarly priced Windows laptops in just about every way despite running on an iPhone chipset. In short, you might want one, or perhaps you already have one. Whatever your situation is, it’s possible that you may also want a couple of accessories to get the most out of your Neo. We have nine recommendations — a MacBook Neo accessory starter kit, if you will — that can help you protect it, customize it, or just use it more comfortably in your day-to-day life. A USB-C monitor to use as a second screen Not every computer monitor supports USB-C video input, so the selection of ones that do is smaller (and often pricier) than if you just want a cheap model that only boasts HDMI or DisplayPort inputs. Whether you find a deal or not, the Asus ProArt PA278CV is an appealing (and relatively inexpensive) monitor that offers USB-C video-in as well as passthrough charging to keep your Neo charged. It’s a 27-inch 1440p monitor with a 75Hz refresh rate that’s color accurate. It features built-in speakers and can deliver 65W of power via USB-C, which is more than enough to keep the Neo charging at its peak 30W speed (faster than the 20W charger that Apple includes). It’s typically priced at $299 at retailers like Amazon and B&H Photo , but you might find it for as low as $209 if you’re lucky. Asus 27-inch 1440p ProArt monitor Where to Buy: $299.99 at Amazon $299.99 at B&H Photo If you want something c...
Poulssen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The UK's antitrust authority is asking for comments on the Akzo Nobel ( AKZOF )-Axalta ( AXTA ) merger. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is asking for comments by May 1, according to a statement on Thursday. Axalta ( AXTA ) in November announced all-stock merger with Akzo Nobel ( AKZOF ) to create a global coatings company valued at approximatel...
Poulssen/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The UK's antitrust authority is asking for comments on the Akzo Nobel ( AKZOF )-Axalta ( AXTA ) merger. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is asking for comments by May 1, according to a statement on Thursday. Axalta ( AXTA ) in November announced all-stock merger with Akzo Nobel ( AKZOF ) to create a global coatings company valued at approximately $25 billion. More on Axalta Coating Systems, Akzo Nobel N.V. Axalta: Underwhelming Results, An Equally Underwhelming Potential Merger Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. (AXTA) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Axalta Coating Systems Ltd. 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Sherwin-Williams, Axalta Coating cut at Wells Fargo as Iran war raises raw materials costs Axalta targets $1.14B–$1.17B adjusted EBITDA in 2026 as merger with AkzoNobel advances
The US president, Donald Trump, has said Israel and Lebanon will begin a 10-day ceasefire. In a post on Truth Social, he said he had spoken to the leaders of both countries today and claimed this would be the ‘tenth war’ he has ‘solved’. Israel reportedly has no plans to withdraw its military from southern Lebanon during the ceasefire, it has been reported. Lucy Hough speaks to senior internationa...
The US president, Donald Trump, has said Israel and Lebanon will begin a 10-day ceasefire. In a post on Truth Social, he said he had spoken to the leaders of both countries today and claimed this would be the ‘tenth war’ he has ‘solved’. Israel reportedly has no plans to withdraw its military from southern Lebanon during the ceasefire, it has been reported. Lucy Hough speaks to senior international correspondent Julian Borger Continue reading...
JPMorgan Chase & Co. was released from a two-year enforcement action by US regulators who had accused the biggest US bank of failing to properly monitor conduct of its employees and clients. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said Thursday it terminated a consent order imposed in March 2024. The termination, dated March 30 of this year, didn’t elaborate on the reason. The OCC had assert...
JPMorgan Chase & Co. was released from a two-year enforcement action by US regulators who had accused the biggest US bank of failing to properly monitor conduct of its employees and clients. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said Thursday it terminated a consent order imposed in March 2024. The termination, dated March 30 of this year, didn’t elaborate on the reason. The OCC had asserted the bank’s trade-surveillance program had flaws dating from at least 2019 that amounted to “unsafe or unsound banking practices,” and regulators including the Federal Reserve told the bank to take corrective action. JPMorgan agreed without admitting or denying the OCC’s findings. Read More: JPMorgan Fined $348 Million for Gaps in Trading Surveillance A representative for JPMorgan didn’t provide an immediate comment.
While the market has held up fairly well given all the turbulence this year, it's hard not to go a day without hearing about concerns. These are certainly understandable, given everything that's happened since the COVID-19 pandemic. High interest rates and the longest inverted yield curve in history suggested that a recession was almost a certainty, yet there hasn't been one. Meanwhile, there have...
While the market has held up fairly well given all the turbulence this year, it's hard not to go a day without hearing about concerns. These are certainly understandable, given everything that's happened since the COVID-19 pandemic. High interest rates and the longest inverted yield curve in history suggested that a recession was almost a certainty, yet there hasn't been one. Meanwhile, there have also been significant concerns about stagflation, another worrisome scenario that would be bad for the market. Yet while it feels like investors have been walking on eggshells for years, the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is on the cusp of doing something extraordinary for only the fourth time in the past two decades. Let's dive in. Continue reading
LIV Golf CEO Denies "Speculation" That Saudi Arabia On Cusp Of Severing Ties Update (1130ET) : Amid reports that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund might be on the verge of pulling its funding for the league, LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil told staff in an email overnight that its season will go on "as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle." The email, which was obtained by ESPN , didn't direc...
LIV Golf CEO Denies "Speculation" That Saudi Arabia On Cusp Of Severing Ties Update (1130ET) : Amid reports that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund might be on the verge of pulling its funding for the league, LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil told staff in an email overnight that its season will go on "as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle." The email, which was obtained by ESPN , didn't directly address reports that PIF might stop investing in the breakaway circuit after spending more than $5 billion since its inception in 2022, or whether the league will continue competitions beyond this season. "I want to be crystal clear: Our season continues exactly as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle," O'Neil wrote in the email. "While the media landscape is often filled with speculation, our reality is defined by the work we do on the grass. We are heading into the heart of our 2026 schedule with the full energy of an organization that is bigger, louder, and more influential than ever before." LIV Golf is scheduled to play its sixth tournament of the season starting Thursday at Club de Golf Chapultepec near Mexico City . Its first tournament in the U.S. is scheduled for May 7-10 at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia. * * * As Middle East Eye reported earlier, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is on the cusp of cutting its backing for LIV Golf, as it tightens its belt amid the US-Israeli war on Iran and delayed megaprojects at home . The Financial Times reported on Wednesday that the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund could announce it was stepping away from the Saudi-backed golf tour, established in 2021, as early as Thursday, taking a hit on its $5bn investment in the entity . via AFP The report said PIF had been weighing an exit before the US-Israeli war on Iran began, but any decision would likely send a chill through the sports world and other entities seeking cash from Gulf sovereign wealth funds. PIF is the main backer of LIV Golf, whic...