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Webflow, which offers a software platform for building and hosting websites, is acquiring AI-powered content generation platform Vidoso to beef up its suite of marketing offerings. Founded in 2024, Vidoso uses large language models to help organizations generate marketing collateral like images, presentations, video clips, blog posts, and social media content. For instance, the platform can turn a keynote talk or a panel discussion into short video clips or blog posts. Vidoso’s team of four is joining Webflow full-time. Webflow didn’t disclose financial terms of the deal. Vidoso has raised a total of $3.7 million from Aspenwood Ventures, Emergent Ventures and Tau Ventures, per PitchBook data. “The acquisition is a small team; it’s four people. But the technology and what it does for Webflow sets a very different path […] people have historically seen us as a website builder or CMS. We are an agentic marketing platform, and this is a major step in that direction,” WebFlow CEO Linda Tong told TechCrunch. Tong believes AI tools are helping companies create assets and ads at a rapid speed, but different departments work in silos, which harms the end product. She thinks Webflow, with the new acquisition, can help companies tie together functions like the brand, demand generation, product marketing and content. “Frontier models are trained on the average of the internet, not on the specifics of your brand. The first wave of AI gave marketing teams powerful-but-ungoverned AI that is capable of generating generic content, but is blind to brand systems, rules, templates, and the approval workflows that keep enterprise marketing coherent. Vidoso was built to close that gap, making AI generation consistent, governed, and production-ready inside the systems marketing teams already use,” Vidoso’s CEO Sharad Verma said in a statement. Webflow, which has raised over $330 million in funding to date, has been focusing on building out its marketing suite for a few years. The company ...

PRESS RELEASE – REGULATED INFORMATION HYBRID SOFTWARE GROUP PLC REPORTS 2025 RESULTS WITH 17% INCREASE IN ADJUSTED OPERATING PROFIT AND 252% INCREASE IN NET CASH Cambridge (UK), 12 March 2026 (18:00 CET): Hybrid Software Group PLC (Euronext: HYSG) announces that it has published its annual report and financial statements for the financial year ended 31 December 2025. Financial highlights for 2025 included: Revenue of €54.4 million, up 6% from 2024 Adjusted operating profit of €8.5 million, up 17% from 2024 EBITDA of €12.6 million, up 6% from 2024 Cash balance of €14.5 million at year end, up 52% from 2024 Net cash of €10.6 million, up 252% from 2024 CEO Mike Rottenborn comments, “I’m pleased with the improvement in revenue and operating profit we delivered in 2025, but the strength of Hybrid Software is also reflected in our cash flow. The company ended the year with €14.5 million in cash, up 52% from 2024, while having completed two strategic acquisitions to broaden our technology offering. “During the year, Hybrid Software simplified its group structure by rebranding its OEM software business as Hybrid Software Helix and aligning its core software businesses — Labels & Packaging, Brandz, ColorLogic, and Helix — under a unified Hybrid Software brand. “All business units contributed to growth with significant product innovation. Highlights include: CLOUDFLOW Datacenter, high‑performance Linux workflow software for enterprise private clouds; Colorspace, an automated colour management platform for labels and packaging; Mako Apex, a GPU‑accelerated graphics rendering toolkit; Meteor Inkjet’s patented Nozzle Health Technology for detecting failing printheads; Xitron’s launch of K2, a next‑generation automated workflow solution for commercial printing. “Our Brandz unit strengthened its offering by acquiring Artflow, a leading packaging artwork management platform. With the acquisition of Conics, we added extensive project management capabilities as well as the groundbrea...

Total container traffic though the Port of Los Angeles in February rose nearly 3% as importers brought in goods ahead of the Lunar New Year, when many Asian factories pause production. While cargo volumes were steady last month, uncertainty is mounting across global supply chains due President Donald Trump’s changing tariff policies and the conflict in the Middle East, Port of LA Executive Director Gene Seroka said at a media briefing. “There’s real uncertainty across the industry right now,” Seroka said Thursday. “Even so, manufacturing flows serving the United States continue to move, and we’re not seeing disruption to US-bound cargo today.” Read More: Iran Leader Says Hormuz to Stay Shut, Trump Shrugs Off Oil (1) Dockworkers at the busiest trade gateway in the US moved 824,323 twenty-foot container units, or TEUs, last month, making it the port’s second-busiest February ever. Import volumes came in at 433,812 TEUs, representing a 5% increase over February 2025, according to port data. Exports reached 116,633 TEUs, an increase of 7%, and while the port processed about 2% less empty containers.

Bitcoin Has A Golden Opportunity With AI Agents, It's Time To Build Authored by Matt Carallo via BitcoinMagazine.com, For all of bitcoin’s life, it has been fighting an uphill battle against fiat currencies that mostly do the job of being money. Obviously, fiat has plenty of issues, but when it comes to impacts immediately visible to everyday people in much of the world, bitcoin isn’t 10x better. Some may even conclude that they would prefer a system based on neutral money to government-rigged ones, but entrenched fiat systems work well enough that few want to deal with the hassle of constant conversion. With the rapid growth in agents’ capabilities, a huge gap has opened that bitcoin has a shot at filling. Instead of competing with entrenched interests as you would with fiat, in the agentic payments field, everyone is starting from zero. In a recent post on Spiral’s Substack , I pointed out that all of the payment standards being developed for AI agents haven’t yet gotten off the ground. Credit cards won’t work in a world where automated tooling is making purchases. The web is filled with captchas and heavy investments in blocking bots, rather than enabling their use for commerce. Even if they offered payment methods that agents could use, few merchants today have websites that agents can reasonably navigate. No matter what payment method agents ultimately use, it will require every merchant to adapt to a new world. With no one company owning both the agent and merchant sides of the marketplace, this leaves a wide-open opportunity where it’s still anyone’s game. Better yet, with the popularity of open-source agents today, no company owns much of the purchasing side at all! If the bitcoin community plays its cards right, there’s a good shot at a large part of the future of commerce flowing over open rails not controlled by any single company. There’s still a lot to build, however, and nearly every payments industry player is trying to position itself to take the cro...

The stock market is now way oversold. This is when we like to pounce. The market selloff accelerated on Thursday as U.S. crude prices surged roughly 8% to around mid-$90s per barrel on continued uncertainty about whether oil tankers would be able to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Vowing retaliation for American and Israeli bombing, Iran's new supreme leader said the Strait must remain closed as a "tool to pressure the enemy." Wednesday's market decline pushed the S & P Short Range Oscillator to minus-5.48% — well below the minus-4% threshold for an oversold market. Normally, we would buy stocks with the Oscillator this oversold and likely to become even more oversold. Unfortunately, the list of stocks we are able to trade Thursday is limited due to our trading restrictions. We cannot trade any stock Jim Cramer mentions on television for three days. Our hands may be tied. But we always want to tell Club members what we would be doing if we could. That's why, after discussions with Jim, we are providing a shopping list of stocks that we would consider buying if not restricted. With this list, we are not saying to run out and buy them all at once right here. Yes, the Oscillator is oversold, but if this conflict persists and oil prices continue to climb well into the $100s, the stock market selloff will deepen, and it would not be unusual to see the Oscillator fall below 10%. It's rare, but it's actually happened 13 times in the past 18 years, including April 2025 (around tariff "liberation day") and September 2022 (on inflation and Fed rate hike worries coming out of Covid). If the Oscillator were to reach this level of oversold in the current environment, it would be a sign of maximum pain and a historically great time to buy for those willing to hold their nose. (If there is any bit of good news around de-escalating tensions with Iran and a drop in oil prices, the market would most likely rally significantly.) Knowing that this stock selloff could continue if oil...

is a senior reviewer with over a decade of experience writing about consumer tech. She has a special interest in mobile photography and telecom. Previously, she worked at DPReview. A couple of weeks ago, Google and Samsung announced a big Gemini development coming to their newest devices: task automation. Starting with food delivery and rideshare apps, Gemini would be able to use certain apps on your behalf in a virtual window to take care of things like ordering dinner or getting a car to the airport — all based on simple prompts. You know, all the stuff that we’ve been promised for years AI assistants will be able to do. That feature wasn’t live when I first started testing the S26 Ultra, but it just arrived in beta as part of an update. And boy is it weird watching your phone use itself! The first prompt I gave it was pretty simple: order an Uber to the airport. Gemini asked for clarification to determine which airport (a good question to ask!), then it went through a couple of steps on its own: adding the destination and opting to skip the step where you specify your airline, which doesn’t really matter at my local airport since it’s all in one terminal. As promised, the system stopped before the final step and prompted me to review the details before putting in the request for a car. Previous Next 1 / 5 You have the option to watch Gemini go through its steps, and you can take control or stop the automation any time. A vague and slightly more complicated request to order a coffee and a croissant required a little more input from me — and a lot of time on Gemini’s part scrolling through Starbucks’ hot drink options — but sure enough, it found the flat white on the menu. It also confronted a crucial decision: order the chocolate croissant warmed, or straight out of the pastry case? Without my input, it specified (correctly) that the pastry should be warmed. Pretty impressive for an assistant that just a year ago would argue with me over the details of a flight on...

美国中央司令部表示，美国在“史诗狂怒行动”中“损坏或摧毁了”伊朗逾60艘船只和逾30艘布雷艇。 中央司令部在X发帖称。 中央司令部称，美军已打击约6000个目标。 责任编辑：丁文武

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD stock) slipped nearly 3% on Thursday as investors looked past an important overseas trip by Chief Executive Lisa Su and focused instead on a more immediate problem. The plunge on Thursday came amid broader market weakness as the oil prices continue to rise and the Iran-US conflict is escalating with strikes on cargo ships in the Persian Gulf. AMD stock remained in focus as Lisa Su is heading into a high-profile visit to South Korea next week, where she is expected to hold strategic talks with Samsung Electronics and Naver. AMD stock: Market pressure overshadowed the trip The clearest explanation for AMD’s softer share performance is the broader market backdrop. The analysts pointed out that Thursday's pullback should not be seen as a verdict of Lisa Su's South Korea visit, which is important from supply-chain perspectives. When investors turn to risk-off mode, the chip stocks, especially companies tied to artificial intelligence spending, tend to be hit quickly. Even when the long-term story remains intact, traders often reduce exposure to higher-growth technology names first when macro tensions intensify and market volatility rises. Moreover, the AMD stock has earned some caution after its February earnings report. AMD beat Wall Street estimates, but the shares still fell sharply after guidance was seen by some analysts as underwhelming relative to the market’s lofty AI expectations. In early February, Su tried to reassure investors by saying demand for AMD’s products was “on fire” and calling 2026 an “inflection year” for the company, but that did not stop the stock from selling off. Why the South Korea visit still matters Lisa Su is expected to visit South Korea on March 18 for meetings with Samsung chairman Jay Y. Lee and Naver chief executive Choi Soo-yeon. A central issue in the Samsung talks will be securing supplies of high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, a crucial component used in AI chips. The visit is crucial for AMD as dema...

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英国方面表示，越来越明显的迹象显示，伊朗正在霍尔木兹海峡布设水雷。与此同时，伊朗新任最高领袖在首次对媒体发表评论时称，这条关键水道应继续关闭。 英国国防大臣约翰·希利在北伦敦英国军方总部对记者表示，“相关报告越来越清晰，伊朗人可能已经开始在该海峡布雷。” 这与美国总统唐纳德·特朗普此前表态形成对比。特朗普在被记者问及伊朗是否已在海峡布雷时表示：“我们不这么认为。”据报道，伊朗副外长也表示伊朗并未在布雷。 希利补充称，尽管英国在该地区有一些自主扫雷系统，并正与盟友讨论其他选项，但确保船只安全通行的最可靠方式仍是结束战争。他是在伊朗最高领袖穆杰塔巴·哈梅内伊发表讲话前不久作出上述评论的。穆杰塔巴·哈梅内伊表示，如果美国和以色列继续发动攻击，德黑兰将考虑在战争中开辟其他战线。 希利还表示，“最有可能迅速重新开放海峡的方式，是通过缓和冲突、增强地区稳定与信心，以及所有希望海峡重新开放的国家愿意携手合作。” 责任编辑：丁文武

Hims & Hers Health, Inc.’s HIMS investors have been experiencing some short-term losses lately. However, the stock is currently experiencing an uptrend in its price performance. The San Francisco, CA-based health and wellness platform’s stock has lost 29.4% compared with the industry’s 21.5% decline in the past three months. It has also underperformed the sector and the S&P 500’s losses of 4.4% and 0.6%, respectively, in the same time frame. Two major recent developments of HIMS are the announcement Hims & Hers Benefits (a new way for subscribers to access the innovations in whole body health) and a collaboration with Novo Nordisk as part of a new strategy for weight loss care treatments involving GLP-1s (both in this month). The company also announced fourth-quarter 2025 results last month. Hims & Hers delivered strong top-line growth during the fourth quarter of 2025, supported by continued expansion of its subscriber base and higher revenue generated per user. The company benefited from increasing engagement on its platform as more consumers adopted its personalized health offerings. However, profitability came under pressure during the period. Net income declined year over year, while gross margins also contracted, reflecting higher costs and investments associated with scaling new offerings and expanding the platform. HIMS Three Months Price Comparison Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Over the past three months, the stock’s performance has remained weak, underperforming its peers like Teladoc Health, Inc. TDOC and LifeMD, Inc. LFMD. Teladoc Health and LifeMD’s shares have lost 26.3% and gained 23.2%, respectively, in the same time frame. HIMS expects revenues for the first quarter of 2026 and the full year in the bands of $600 million to $625 million (reflecting an uptick of 2%-7% year over year) and $2.7 billion to $2.9 billion (representing growth of 15%-24% from 2025 levels), respectively. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for revenues for the first quarte...

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And they also say the child had had medical care in Spain, until 2019 when they returned to Italy. However, it was only in 2022 that they registered her with a private doctor in Bologna.

据知情人士透露，阿布扎比国家石油公司已告知其关键品级穆尔班原油的合资权益方，不再需要从波斯湾内的一个港口装运货物。 知情人士称，仅针对3月的货物，权益方将获准把剩余穆尔班原油的80%从富查伊拉（Fujairah）装船。 早些时候，该石油公司告知其陆上油田项目的合作伙伴，到杰贝尔丹那（Jebel Dhanna）港提取它们的穆尔班原油。该港位于波斯湾内、霍尔木兹海峡以西。 阿布扎比国家石油公司不予置评。 责任编辑：丁文武

Serve Robotics SERV has expanded its autonomous delivery ecosystem through a partnership with White Castle, enabling robotic food deliveries through the Uber Eats platform of Uber Technologies, Inc. UBER. The collaboration allows customers to receive White Castle orders via Serve Robotics’ autonomous sidewalk robots in select markets, highlighting the company’s efforts to broaden commercial adoption of last-mile delivery automation. Spanning major markets such as Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago and Atlanta, this initiative further strengthens Serve Robotics’ momentum as it scales operations across key U.S. cities. Following the news, SERV stock gained 10.1% during the trading session yesterday. By integrating with major delivery platforms like Uber Eats and DoorDash, Serve Robotics now reaches more than 80% of the U.S. food delivery market, enabling it to scale order volumes while avoiding high customer acquisition costs. As of 2025, Serve Robotics successfully transitioned from a specialized pilot phase to a broad operational scale, reaching a milestone of 2,000 active robots across six major metropolitan areas in the United States. The expansion drove a 53% quarter-over-quarter rise in deliveries and a 270% increase year over year, highlighting the impact of fleet growth, geographic expansion and stronger platform partnerships for Serve Robotics. In 2026, SERV plans to invest further in data and platform capabilities to strengthen its robotic solutions offering. By extending the platform powering its deployed robots to external partners and operators, the company expects this revenue stream to evolve into a meaningful, high-margin contributor. The partnership with White Castle reflects SERV’s strategy of working with established restaurant brands to scale its robotic delivery network. By integrating with Uber Eats’ large user base, the company can accelerate order volume while expanding its operational footprint across urban markets. Autonomous delivery robots are des...

Shares of PayPay Corp. jumped 19% in its trading debut Thursday after the digital payments firm’s $879.8 million US IPO, the biggest listing for a Japanese company on a US stock exchange in a decade. The company’s American depositary receipts traded at $18.10 each as of 12:50 p.m. in New York, above its IPO price of $16. The ADRs priced below a marketed range of $17 to $20. The trading gives the company a market value of around $12.1 billion, based on the outstanding shares listed in its filings. PayPay sold 31.1 million ADRs, while an affiliate of SoftBank Vision Fund II , an investment arm of the Japanese conglomerate, sold 23.9 million. The ADRs each represent one common share. The company had delayed the start of formal marketing amid uncertainty over conflict in the Middle East. The IPO attracted institutional investor orders for multiple times the available ADRs ahead of pricing. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and a unit of Qatar Investment Authority , along with an arm of payments giant Visa Inc. agreed to buy as much as $220 million worth of shares in aggregate, the filings show. The IPO includes a public offering without listing in Japan of about 8.7 million ADRs offered by Mizuho Financial Group Inc. at the same price as the US offering. Read More: Middle East Conflict Pressures IPO Candidates to Get Deals Done PayPay’s IPO is the largest by a Japanese company debuting in the US since mobile messaging service Line Corp. raised $1.3 billion in a listing in Tokyo and New York in 2016, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The business had a profit of ¥103.3 billion ($656 million) on ¥278.5 billion revenue in the nine months ended December versus a profit of ¥28.96 billion on revenue of ¥220.4 billion in the same period a year earlier, according to the filing. PayPay originated in 2018 as a joint venture with Vision Fund-backed Indian payments company Paytm . As of December, the number of PayPay users exceeded 72 million in a country of roughly 123 million...

Hilton Head, a historic island off of South Carolina known for its golfing and 12-mile beachfront, is tapping the municipal bond market to fund a new headquarters for firefighters. The town plans to sell $35 million of general obligation bonds, according to bond documents. It’s the first time since 2019 that Hilton Head has issued bonds backed by the local government’s revenue. The offering comes at an uncertain time for global markets, with the Iran war rattling even safe-haven investments. State and local government debt has weakened alongside US Treasuries this month. Yields for benchmark 10-year muni debt increased to 2.73% on Thursday, the highest since Dec. 17, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. “We do not anticipate the recent market volatility to affect the sale of the town’s bonds,” David Cheatwood, managing director at First Tryon Advisors and the town’s financial advisor, said in an email. “The expected interest rates and resulting debt service are well within the town’s parameters and ability to repay.” Hilton Head’s recognizable name as a top-ranked vacation destination and its policy to maintain reserve funds for extreme weather events and climate change also helps the borrower, Cheatwood said in a telephone interview. It holds $37.5 million in its natural disasters fund and another $55.3 million in its beach preservation fee fund as of June 30, according to bond documents. Tourism is the island’s largest industry, with about 3.1 million visitors each year bringing about $2.8 billion into its economy, according to bond documents. With its beaches, luxury hotels and 26 golf courses, Hilton Head tends to attract wealthy tourists and hosts the RBC Heritage PGA Tour event every April. A handful of hotel chains are undergoing or recently completed multi-million dollar renovations of their properties there, “underscoring strong confidence in the destination’s hospitality market,” bond documents said. The island also draws a number of prominent figures....

Away from the sound and the fury of the Middle East war, another story is coming back into markets’ focus. Investors have somewhat acclimatized to oil swinging one way when President Donald Trump declares the war is ending soon, and another when Iran launches a fresh wave of attacks to show it’s not . That leaves more room to concentrate on the jellyfish, cockroaches (select your creature of choice), otherwise known as the troubles brewing in the $1.8 trillion private credit market. There has been a wave of redemption requests globally as investors worry about the quality of their loans, particularly to software businesses under threat from AI. Overnight, it emerged that Morgan Stanley and Cliffwater LLC had capped withdrawals from their multibillion-dollar private credit funds after investors sought to redeem vastly more than the vehicles allow. In Europe, Deutsche Bank flagged a €26 billion exposure to private credit in its annual report published today, identifying the market as a “key risk”. As some of the biggest firms in the market, like Apollo, start identifying and marking the value of their private credit exposure, comparisons are being drawn to what some banks did in 2008 . British banks are now unpacking the downside of low regulation in another area. Market Financial Solutions Ltd, a mortgage lender that collapsed last month and is accused of widespread fraud, had borrowed more than £2 billion from lenders including Barclays Plc and Banco Santander SA. MFS operated largely beyond the purview of regulators because it did not issue conventional homeowner loans or hold customer deposits, even though firms of its kind are capable of inflicting costly damage to mainstream lenders who do. Is this what happens when lending is pushed out of the regulated banking system and into the shadows? Wherever those shadows sit and whatever creatures live there, British regulators are going to have to take a closer look. If the slew of bad news everywhere has you yearning ...

美国能源部长克里斯·赖特表示，美国海军可能在本月底前开始护航油轮通过霍尔木兹海峡；与此同时，总统唐纳德·特朗普暗示，他认为全球油价飙升带来一定好处。 赖特周四表示，目前美军正集中力量摧毁伊朗的进攻能力和武器制造设施，但未来几周可能将重点转向保护航运交通。 “这会在不久后发生，但现在还不行。我们目前还没有准备好，”赖特在CNBC表示。 在被问及是否可能在本月底前提供护航时，赖特称，“我认为，是的，我认为这种情况很有可能发生。” 周四稍晚，随着美以对伊朗的联合军事行动进入第二周，特朗普释放出将坚持强硬立场的信号。这是美国总统最新释放的矛盾信号，就在不到24小时前，他表示德黑兰的军事能力已“基本走到尽头”，但同时也警告说，这“并不意味着我们会立即结束行动”。 “美国是全球最大的石油生产国，遥遥领先，因此当油价上涨时，我们赚很多钱，”特朗普在社交媒体上写道。但他也表示，阻止德黑兰“拥有核武器并摧毁中东乃至世界”对他而言“重要得多”。 综合来看，这些表态显示，特朗普及其团队仍在努力应对这场由总统于2月28日发起的冲突所带来的地缘政治和经济后果。在11月中期选举临近之际，油价上涨已推高美国民众的燃料成本，而选民对生活成本的看法预计将决定选举走向。 下令美国海军为油轮护航，可能会为保护石油供应而使美军人员面临风险。伊朗新任最高领袖、阿亚图拉穆杰塔巴·哈梅内伊周四表示，霍尔木兹海峡应保持关闭，暗示德黑兰无意在短期内结束对该水道的实际封锁。 此前，赖特周二曾在社交媒体发帖称美国已成功护航一艘油轮通过霍尔木兹海峡，但该贴随后被删。全球约20%的石油和天然气经由这一狭窄航道运输。白宫随后收回赖特的说法，并否认曾进行过任何护航行动。 自美国与以色列对伊朗发动联合军事行动以来，经由霍尔木兹海峡的贸易几近停滞，波斯湾石油外运受阻，原油价格在数日内飙升约40%。全球原油期货周四一度突破每桶100美元。 特朗普政府周三宣布，将从美国战略石油储备中释放1.72亿桶原油，作为全球协调行动的一部分，以缓解油价飙升压力。 目前，其储备仅约4.15亿桶，约为其储存能力的60%。赖特在CNBC表示，美国计划以未来交付的逾2亿桶原油置换此次拟释放的1.72亿桶原油。这是因为，当前远期原油期货价格明显低于近月水平。 “最终，这将有助于我们补充储备，”他说。 责任编辑：丁文武

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核心要点 数百万以配送、网约车等服务为生的美国零工，正承受着油价上涨的冲击。 美国汽车协会（AAA）数据显示，过去一个月无铅汽油均价飙升约 22%，创下 2024 年年中以来的最高水平。 十多年来，阿尔瓦罗・博莱内斯一直开着自己的 SUV 在洛杉矶地区做网约车司机，以此谋生。但这个月的油价波动，是他从业以来从未经历过的。 “油价涨得太快了，” 博莱内斯对 CNBC 表示，“简直疯了。” 在博莱内斯看来，美以打击伊朗后，加油站的油价仿佛 “一夜之间” 暴涨。为了确保盈利，他开始尽量避开短途订单。他还在一个 Facebook 群组里，分享自己多年开车谋生的经验，帮助其他同行应对这场变局。 博莱内斯是数百万美国零工中的一员，他们靠配送、网约车等服务赚取收入。由于这类零工工作通常需要用车，油价的快速飙升让他们深受其害。 “我们别无选择，” 博莱内斯说，“如果不开车，我们就付不起房租，也还不了账单。” 美国汽车协会（AAA）数据显示，截至周四，无铅汽油均价在过去一个月内上涨 22%，达到每加仑约 3.59 美元。这一全国均价为 2024 年 5 月以来的最高水平。 投资研究机构 Bespoke Investment Group 发现，上周油价创下了 20 多年前卡特里娜飓风重创新奥尔良以来最大的三日涨幅。嘉信理财金融研究中心的凯文・戈登表示，本月油价还出现了有记录以来最剧烈的 10 日飙升。 “对于一部分零工来说，油价上涨不仅带来即时的经济压力，还会让他们在日常生活中感到恐慌，” 金融教育平台 NerdWallet 的高级经济学家伊丽莎白・伦特说。 被迫调整策略 随着成本攀升，博莱内斯并非零工经济中唯一被迫适应的人。 阿德里安・穆西奥是 DoorDash 、Uber Eats 等平台的外卖骑手，她同样在精打细算，确保每趟行程的利润最大化。她提醒朋友们，油价上涨时，小费变得更加重要。这位宾夕法尼亚州居民已经开始寻找线上零工，以防油价长期高企，以此维持生计。 与此同时，她尽量步行处理个人事务，比如去便利店，而不是开车。最近加油时，她会通过 Gasbuddy 等应用寻找最低价，并尽可能用杂货店的 loyalty 积分兑换加油优惠。 “我觉得这种情况会持续很长一段时间，” 穆西奥说，“我们必须做出调整。” 行业应对与个人困境 DoorDash 发言人向 CNBC 表示，该外卖平台为骑...

After losing ground for several months before suffering a near-50% single-day setback in late-February (in response to disappointing forward-looking guidance within its fiscal Q4 report), shares of Oddity Tech (ODD +7.05%) are finally fighting back. As of 12:56 p.m. ET Thursday, in fact, shares of this consumer-facing cosmetics technology outfit are up 7%, and at one point were up as much as 16.3%. The prompt? The announcement of a sizable stock-repurchase program. Adding value through the backdoor Oddity unveiled the new plan this morning. Taking advantage of its stock's recent weakness, on Thursday, the company announced it's expanding its previous plan to repurchase $150 million of its own stock by upping the budget to $200 million. Taking these shares out of circulation has the effect of increasing the value of Oddity's stock still left in investors' hands. For perspective, prior to today's gain Oddity Tech's market cap was roughly $720 million. Expand NASDAQ : ODD Oddity Tech Today's Change ( 7.05 %) $ 0.89 Current Price $ 13.43 Key Data Points Market Cap $721M Day's Range $ 13.36 - $ 14.59 52wk Range $ 10.80 - $ 79.18 Volume 100K Avg Vol 2M Gross Margin 72.69 % Also note, however, that $97 million of the previous $150 million earmarked to fund its buyback had already been used to purchase shares. Thursday's news essentially doubles what was left of that previous buyback program to implement, to a little over $100 million. This revised authorization will expire in early 2029. The scales tip back to net-bullishness... even if risk remains Stock buybacks are generally bullish, and this one is no exception. But, stock repurchases are also rarely a reason in and of themselves to buy a stock you weren't already considering owning. The thing is, Oddity Tech also offers enough other reasons to buy its shares, including last year's and last quarter's revenue growth of 25% and 23% (respectively), as well as the fact that this DTC cosmetics company is consistently profit...

Wells Fargo & Co. , Barclays Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co. will split £83 million ($110.8 million) in fees for their work on the sale of UK asset manager Schroders Plc . BNP Paribas SA , which advised the buyer Nuveen, will receive £20 million, a regulatory filing shows. The French lender could also earn as much as £13 million arranging financing for the transaction. The tie-up is set to create one of the largest active money managers with nearly $2.5 trillion in assets. The deal highlights the dominance of US players in investment, and how storied British franchises are dwarfed by comparison. Read More: Schroders Sale Is Inevitable End of an Era for London Schroders will pay a total of £115 million to its advisers, including roughly £24 million to law firm Slaughter & May and £7.5 million to Brunswick Group for advice on public relations, the filing showed. Nuveen, meanwhile, earmarked about £100 million in fees and other related costs. It will pay £14 million to its lawyers at Clifford Chance and as much as £380,000 for public-relations advice from Prosek Partners . Wells Fargo, the lead adviser to Schroders, ranks sixth for global M&A advice this year, having finished ninth in 2025, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. BNP Paribas is in 10th place so far this year, compared with 20th in 2025, the data show.

British singer Morrissey has cancelled a concert in Valencia after being left sleep-deprived during the city’s notoriously noisy Las Fallas festival. A statement on his website said: “Having travelled for two days by road, Morrissey reached the hotel in Valencia late on Wednesday. Any form of sleep or rest throughout the night was impossible due to festival noise/loud techno singing/megaphone announcements.” The statement went on to say that “this experience has left Morrissey in a catatonic state”, and that he would not be performing. Morrissey is due to perform in two other Spanish cities, Zaragoza and Seville, on 14 and 16 March respectively. His team insisted that the Valencia concert hadn’t been cancelled but that “circumstances made it impossible to perform”. The singer produced recordings of the noise to justify the decision. The cheapest tickets for tonight’s scheduled show at Valencia’s Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia cost €103 (£88). In a later communique, Morrissey wrote that his hotel was an “indescribable hell. It will take me one year to recover. And that is an understatement.” When it comes to cancellations, Morrissey has form, including in Spain. Last year he cancelled a concert in the botanical gardens in Madrid. In 2004 he cancelled at short notice after being due to appear at the Festival Internacional de Benicàssim, close to Valencia, citing “technical difficulties with his private aeroplane”. In 2014 he cancelled again, this time in Warsaw, 25 minutes into his performance, complaining that a spectator had shouted something “extremely offensive”. A year later he refused to perform at a festival in Reykjavik after the organisers denied his request that no meat be served during the event. Of the 21 concerts booked this year to promote his new album, Make-Up Is a Lie, five – in San Diego, St Louis, Atlanta, the Dominican Republic and St Petersburg, Florida – have already been cancelled and one, at Rancho Mirage in California, has been postponed. The f...

The S&P 500 (^GSPC 1.01%) closed Wednesday's trading at 6,775.8, having fallen roughly 3.2% from its all-time high set in late January. The decline has real potential to continue. The war in Iran has effectively shut down traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the maritime chokepoint connecting the Persian Gulf to the rest of the world, cutting off roughly 20% of global crude oil supply. Research firm Rapidan Energy has called this the "biggest oil supply disruption in history." On Monday, Brent crude, a global benchmark, nearly hit $120 per barrel, a level not seen since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. It's since retreated to around $100, but it remains more than 38% higher than before the war began. A spike like that has implications for the entire economy -- and the stock market. The last three times oil prices surged this sharply, the S&P 500 followed a relatively consistent pattern. What happened to the S&P 500 during the last three major oil shocks The three most recent oil supply shocks occurred during the Gulf War in 1990, the financial crisis in 2008-09, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022. In each case, the S&P 500 followed a basic arc: a sell-off, a choppy bottoming process, and then a recovery once oil prices stabilized. The 1990 Gulf War is the cleanest example. When Iraq invaded Kuwait and oil spiked, the S&P 500 fell about 16% over three months. But the conflict resolved relatively quickly, Saudi Arabia increased production to offset lost supply, and the market recovered within about six months of hitting bottom. When Russia's invasion of Ukraine choked off a significant portion of global oil and gas supply, inflation -- which was already elevated from pandemic supply chain issues -- accelerated sharply. The Federal Reserve responded by raising interest rates at the fastest pace in decades. The S&P 500 dropped roughly 25% from its January 2022 peak before bottoming out in October of that year. But investors who held through that decline saw t...

Key Points Brent crude briefly touched $120 per barrel before falling back to $100, up 38% since the Iran conflict began. During the last three major oil supply shocks (1990, 2008, and 2022), the S&P 500 declined between 16% and 57% before recovering. The U.S. is better positioned to absorb an oil shock than in the past, with domestic production near record highs. 10 stocks we like better than S&P 500 Index › The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) closed Wednesday's trading at 6,775.8, having fallen roughly 3.2% from its all-time high set in late January. The decline has real potential to continue. The war in Iran has effectively shut down traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the maritime chokepoint connecting the Persian Gulf to the rest of the world, cutting off roughly 20% of global crude oil supply. Research firm Rapidan Energy has called this the "biggest oil supply disruption in history." 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 » On Monday, Brent crude, a global benchmark, nearly hit $120 per barrel, a level not seen since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. It's since retreated to around $100, but it remains more than 38% higher than before the war began. A spike like that has implications for the entire economy -- and the stock market. The last three times oil prices surged this sharply, the S&P 500 followed a relatively consistent pattern. What happened to the S&P 500 during the last three major oil shocks The three most recent oil supply shocks occurred during the Gulf War in 1990, the financial crisis in 2008-09, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022. In each case, the S&P 500 followed a basic arc: a sell-off, a choppy bottoming process, and then a recovery once oil prices stabilized. The 1990 Gulf War is the cleanest example. When Iraq invaded Kuwait and oil spiked, the S&P 500 fell ...

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