Thaishutter_2528/iStock via Getty Images AngloGold Ashanti: Time to "Buy" the Dip Data by YCharts AngloGold Ashanti ( AU ) stock just made an all-time high, hitting ~$129 in late February on the back of its record results, then pulled back to the $107–$113 range as part of a broader selloff in gold and gold miners ( GDX ). This recent pullback is a good opportunity for investors to finally start c...
Thaishutter_2528/iStock via Getty Images AngloGold Ashanti: Time to "Buy" the Dip Data by YCharts AngloGold Ashanti ( AU ) stock just made an all-time high, hitting ~$129 in late February on the back of its record results, then pulled back to the $107–$113 range as part of a broader selloff in gold and gold miners ( GDX ). This recent pullback is a good opportunity for investors to finally start considering building a new position. For some background, AngloGold is the fourth-largest gold producer in the world, generating $2.9 billion in annual free cash flow at a gold price averaging $3,468/oz in 2025 . I have been skeptical of AngloGold for years: the Africa-heavy portfolio, the messy history of capital allocation, the perpetual discount to North American peers like Agnico Eagle Mines ( AEM ). Those concerns and drawbacks are real and haven't really gone away. But the company that exists today has changed more than most investors give it credit for. I think that the Centamin acquisition , completed in November 2024, brought in one of the world's premier gold mines and added a great asset to a portfolio that badly needed it. The balance sheet is also the cleanest it has been in over a decade. And Arthur Gold , the company's Nevada development project, has a pre-feasibility study coming and could be one of its lowest-cost assets (and reduce its jurisdiction risk). The stock isn't a slam dunk and isn't trading at severely depressed levels. But I do think it's somewhat cheap relative to what the company delivered in 2025 and what it is building toward, as I argue below. 2025: The Numbers That Matter AngloGold Ashanti's results (AngloGold) The headline numbers are worth sitting with for a moment. Per the full-year 2025 earnings release : free cash flow of $2.9 billion, nearly triple the $956 million generated in 2024. Adjusted EBITDA of $6.3 billion, more than double. Headline earnings of $2.7 billion, up 186%. Of course, AngloGold was boosted by higher gold prices, as...
watch now VIDEO 2:07 02:07 Trump tells CBS the Iran war 'is very complete, pretty much' Closing Bell President Donald Trump on Monday told a CBS News reporter that the war against Iran could be over soon. "I think the war is very complete, pretty much," Trump said, according to Weijia Jiang, CBS's senior White House correspondent. "They have no navy, no communications, they've got no Air Force," T...
watch now VIDEO 2:07 02:07 Trump tells CBS the Iran war 'is very complete, pretty much' Closing Bell President Donald Trump on Monday told a CBS News reporter that the war against Iran could be over soon. "I think the war is very complete, pretty much," Trump said, according to Weijia Jiang, CBS's senior White House correspondent. "They have no navy, no communications, they've got no Air Force," Trump said, according to Jiang, who posted about her interview with the president on X. U.S. stock market indices rose on the heels of Jiang's tweet. Read more U.S.-Iran war news Oil eases after topping $110 as G7 considers emergency reserve release amid widening Middle East war Why China can withstand oil's surge past $100 more easily than other countries Trump says oil price surge is a 'small price to pay' for defeating Iran PRO: Oil price surge could boost these Chinese stocks, Goldman says Iran names Ayatollah Khamenei's son, Mojtaba, as new supreme leader: Media reports Energy prices will fall when Iran's ability to attack tankers ends: Wright Iran war could make affordability bigger issue in 2026 elections Trump says no deal with Iran to end war without 'unconditional surrender' How Iran and Venezuela strikes transform the Trump-Xi trade talks Global week ahead: Diplomacy in ruins as G7 meets on Iran China says 'thorough preparations' needed as Trump-Xi meeting hangs in the balance amid Iran war Will Iran war fallout end the bull market? When investors really need to worry Trump also said that the United States is "very far" ahead of his original estimate that the war could take four to five weeks to conclude, Jiang said. This is breaking news. Please refresh for updates. Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
Key Points Thomas Lo sold 1,000 shares for a transaction value of ~$50,200 on Jan. 29, 2026. The sale represented 33.33% of Lo's direct holdings, reducing his stake from 3,000 to 2,000 shares. All shares were disposed from direct ownership; no indirect entities or derivative instruments were involved. Transaction size was at the upper end of Lo's historical trade range, reflecting both a sustained...
Key Points Thomas Lo sold 1,000 shares for a transaction value of ~$50,200 on Jan. 29, 2026. The sale represented 33.33% of Lo's direct holdings, reducing his stake from 3,000 to 2,000 shares. All shares were disposed from direct ownership; no indirect entities or derivative instruments were involved. Transaction size was at the upper end of Lo's historical trade range, reflecting both a sustained reduction cadence and limited remaining capacity. 10 stocks we like better than Cathay General Bancorp › Thomas M. Lo, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of Cathay General Bancorp (NASDAQ:CATY), executed an open-market sale of 1,000 shares for ~$50,200 on Jan. 29, 2026, reducing his direct holdings by one-third according to the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (direct) 1,000 Transaction value $50,231.50 Post-transaction shares (direct) 2,000 Post-transaction value (direct ownership) $101,380.00 Key questions How significant is this trade relative to Lo's historical selling activity? The sale matches the largest individual transaction size Lo has made, consistent with the upper range of his prior open-market dispositions over the last two years. The sale matches the largest individual transaction size Lo has made, consistent with the upper range of his prior open-market dispositions over the last two years. What portion of Lo's total holdings was impacted by this sale? This transaction reduced Lo's direct ownership by 33.33%, from 3,000 to 2,000 shares, marking a continued reduction following prior sales in October 2025 and May 2025. This transaction reduced Lo's direct ownership by 33.33%, from 3,000 to 2,000 shares, marking a continued reduction following prior sales in October 2025 and May 2025. Were any indirect holdings or derivative instruments involved in this transaction? No; all shares were sold from direct ownership with no participation from family trusts, LLCs, or option exercises. No; all shares were sold fr...
spawns Oil ( CL1:COM ) prices observed a historic swing on Monday, underscoring the extreme volatility gripping energy markets amid fast-changing developments tied to the escalating U.S.–Iran conflict. Crude initially surged in overnight and early pre-market trading, briefly climbing as high as $119.48 per barrel after closing Friday at $90.90. The spike represented a jump of more than 30% at the ...
spawns Oil ( CL1:COM ) prices observed a historic swing on Monday, underscoring the extreme volatility gripping energy markets amid fast-changing developments tied to the escalating U.S.–Iran conflict. Crude initially surged in overnight and early pre-market trading, briefly climbing as high as $119.48 per barrel after closing Friday at $90.90. The spike represented a jump of more than 30% at the session’s peak as traders reacted to fears of potential supply disruptions stemming from tensions across the Middle East. However, the rally quickly reversed course as the trading day progressed. By Monday afternoon, oil had slipped into negative territory for the session, falling as much as 10% and dropping below the $90 level. Prices were last hovering around $85.75 per barrel as investors rapidly unwound earlier bullish bets. The abrupt turnaround followed reports from CBS indicating that President Donald Trump suggested the conflict could end sooner than expected, easing some immediate concerns about a prolonged disruption to global energy supply. Despite the sharp pullback, market participants remain on edge as geopolitical uncertainty continues to ripple through the oil market. Traders are closely monitoring developments in the region, with any new headlines capable of triggering further price swings. Oil ETFs: ( USO ), ( UCO ), ( DBO ), ( OILK ), and ( USL ). Energy ETFs: ( XLE ), ( AMLP ), ( VDE ), ( XOP ), ( OIH ), and ( IXC ). More on markets Dividend stocks build momentum as Middle East tensions push oil above $100/bbl Turkey says NATO shot down second Iranian ballistic missile after airspace breach RBC Capital Markets holds S&P 500 target, says Iran conflict too early to shift view BTIG flags a warning sign in oil spike: WTI soars while energy stocks fail to confirm BTIG warns: A break below 6,700 could send S&P 500 toward 200-day moving average
wildpixel/iStock via Getty Images Introduction The WisdomTree Emerging Markets High Dividend Fund ETF ( DEM ) has outperformed the S&P 500 so far in 2026, building on solid gains achieved in 2025. Indeed, as discussed in my prior coverage, should tariff fears prove to be overblown, the ETF's deep value valuations and robust emerging markets GDP growth prospects would allow it to outperform the lea...
wildpixel/iStock via Getty Images Introduction The WisdomTree Emerging Markets High Dividend Fund ETF ( DEM ) has outperformed the S&P 500 so far in 2026, building on solid gains achieved in 2025. Indeed, as discussed in my prior coverage, should tariff fears prove to be overblown, the ETF's deep value valuations and robust emerging markets GDP growth prospects would allow it to outperform the leading U.S. benchmark. While valuations are not as attractive as when I last covered the ETF back in June 2025 and Saudi Arabia exposure presents a near-term risk, I remain bullish on DEM, confirming my previous Buy rating on the ETF. My bullish outlook is underpinned by: A very undemanding 10.78x trailing P/E multiple, less than half that of the S&P 500, albeit partially explained by DEM's elevated cyclical sector allocation. A well-covered 4.65% dividend achieved with a payout ratio of 0.57x even after accounting for the 0.63% expense ratio. Solid total return outlook of 14.15% thanks to significant benefits from retained earnings and economic expansion in emerging markets. Readers not familiar with DEM may find the ETF Overview section in my previous article insightful . The only change I would highlight is that DEM's allocation to Taiwan has grown, principally at the expense of Brazil, with Saudi Arabia also seeing a smaller DEM exposure compared with 2025. Valuation and Sector Allocation Looking at the WisdomTree website , we can see that DEM holdings currently trade at a trailing P/E of 10.78x (earnings yield of about 9.28%). This remains notably below the 26.9x multiple for the S&P 500 (earnings yield of about 3.72%). While DEM holdings are clearly not as cheap as they were last year (the P/E ratio stood at just 8.17x in June 2025), we see that current pricing still suggests that S&P 500 earnings would have to grow roughly 5.50% faster in perpetuity just to make up for higher starting valuations, something I see as quite unlikely. One explanation for the notably lower ...
Hello and welcome to the newsletter, a grab bag of daily content from the Odd Lots universe. Sometimes it’s us, Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, bringing you our thoughts on the most recent developments in markets, finance and the economy. And sometimes it’s contributions from our network of expert guests and sources. Whatever it is, we promise it will always be interesting. If you like chatting ...
Hello and welcome to the newsletter, a grab bag of daily content from the Odd Lots universe. Sometimes it’s us, Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, bringing you our thoughts on the most recent developments in markets, finance and the economy. And sometimes it’s contributions from our network of expert guests and sources. Whatever it is, we promise it will always be interesting. If you like chatting with us, check out the Odd Lots Discord , where you can hang out and talk with us and with other listeners 24/7. What Joe is thinking about today Will the oil price surge be inflationary or disinflationary? You’ve almost certainly seen this debate plenty already. The inflationary potential is obvious, because not only do people consume various petroleum products directly, but oil is also an input into all kinds of goods. But then on the flipside, higher oil prices dampen economic activity, which could be deflationary. I think this debate, frankly, isn’t all that interesting. It’s basically the same debate as last year with the tariffs, and it kind of misses the main story, which is that, all else equal, higher oil (like high tariffs) raises the cost of doing business all around the world. That’s clearly an economic negative, regardless of whether it shows up in terms of higher consumer prices or a recession with widespread layoffs. It’s a cliche at this point, but lowering rates isn’t going to get oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz again. And neither will hiking rates. Much like with Covid, and much like with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, we’re talking about economic conditions for which monetary policy can only do so much. And so, the inflation/deflation debate can only tell us so much. TBPN co-host John Coogan has a good piece out toda y titled “Why Is No One Talking About Oil?” and at first I thought he was being facetious, because from where I sit oil is all that anyone is talking about. But he makes the point that in AI-land, there may be a temptation to view oil...
Oil erased gains in after-settlement trading after President Donald Trump told CBS the Iran war is “very complete, pretty much.” The move came after crude earlier smashed through $100 a barrel amid a near halt to traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate traded as low as $81.19 a barrel after earlier surging as much as 31% during the Asian trading session. By midday US trading ...
Oil erased gains in after-settlement trading after President Donald Trump told CBS the Iran war is “very complete, pretty much.” The move came after crude earlier smashed through $100 a barrel amid a near halt to traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate traded as low as $81.19 a barrel after earlier surging as much as 31% during the Asian trading session. By midday US trading hours, futures had already given up most of those gains as several global leaders signaled a willingness to pursue creative solutions to blunt the supply shock.
vadishzainer/iStock via Getty Images By Elior Manier The US-Iran-Israel war is into its second week, and bombardments all over the Middle East are continuing ceaselessly, despite marked progress in the number of drones and ballistic missiles launched by Iran. Numerous neighboring countries have now seen a faster pace of retaliation, including Azerbaijan and Turkey. Iran is escalating its responses...
vadishzainer/iStock via Getty Images By Elior Manier The US-Iran-Israel war is into its second week, and bombardments all over the Middle East are continuing ceaselessly, despite marked progress in the number of drones and ballistic missiles launched by Iran. Numerous neighboring countries have now seen a faster pace of retaliation, including Azerbaijan and Turkey. Iran is escalating its responses against Gulf countries, multiplying attacks on oil facilities in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and the UAE, which has brought a historic move in the commodity. Black gold gapped from $92 to $103 at the Globex open, and quickly bounced toward $120 as thin volume and heavy buying inflows triggered a fresh squeeze. WTI (US) Oil 4H Chart - March 9, 2026 (11:24 AM) (Source: TradingView) The overnight spike to 4-year highs came with significant angst, as global assets sagged from continued stagflation pricing, with safe haven assets like gold and US Treasuries also taking significant hits. S&P 500 futures were down 165 points at one point, the largest drop since October 2025 - and this is not such a common move! Luckily, the market-shaking rise did not extend further. Oil is now down 19% from its highs! (but remains about 5% above its Friday close) The reversal brought a flurry of dip-buying across all assets, which initially suffered from the futures session's movements. US equities are now looking to fill their wide overnight gaps in an impressive rebound. However, some doubts remain: Stagflation fears could get extended as long as oil remains above $85 per barrel; as the war extends and is now projected to last about five more weeks, the prolonged expectations add to further concerns. Iran hasn't shown signs of de-escalation, having also named Ali Khamenei's successor, his son Mojtaba Khamenei. The US and Israel also won't stop until "unconditional surrender" , hence, tracking their progress against IRGC targets is key to attempting to time a resolution to the conflict. The Strait ...
Satellite Data Shows Iran Moving Crude Through Hormuz Chokepoint, Putting Kharg Island In Focus Ten days into the U.S.-Israeli Operation Epic Fury against Iran, which has forced shut-ins at major Gulf oil and gas facilities, disrupted production at key oil fields, sent stockpiles soaring, sparked a global energy crisis (Brent crude hit $119/bbl highs overnight) and severely disrupted commercial sh...
Satellite Data Shows Iran Moving Crude Through Hormuz Chokepoint, Putting Kharg Island In Focus Ten days into the U.S.-Israeli Operation Epic Fury against Iran, which has forced shut-ins at major Gulf oil and gas facilities, disrupted production at key oil fields, sent stockpiles soaring, sparked a global energy crisis (Brent crude hit $119/bbl highs overnight) and severely disrupted commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most critical energy chokepoint, new satellite imagery data from TankerTrackers, first cited by Bloomberg , suggests Tehran has recently moved substantial volumes of crude through the waterway. Geospatial intelligence data from TankerTrackers estimates that Iran-linked tanker flows through the Strait of Hormuz have topped nearly 12 million barrels since Feb. 28, the start of Operation Epic Fury. Because the data is delayed, updated satellite imagery may only suggest that the actual figure is much higher. More like nothing on AIS. https://t.co/MkBEH2lA5f — TankerTrackers.com, Inc. (@TankerTrackers) March 8, 2026 TankerTrackers' data is notable because much of the traffic through Hormuz has been paralyzed, sending Brent crude futures to nearly $120/bbl in overnight trading. The firm's data is useful for tracking Iran-linked dark fleet tankers that switch off their transponders. On X, TankerTrackers reported that a Suezmax tanker that recently went dark by switching off its transponder while transiting the Strait has switched it back on and is now headed to India. UPDATE: One of the Suezmax tankers has now appeared back on AIS, and is approaching Mumbai, India with a million barrels of Saudi crude oil. Her name is SHENLONG (9379210). There are still a few more which may appear on AIS given that at least one of them is heading to China. pic.twitter.com/MFqnjpkuCe — TankerTrackers.com, Inc. (@TankerTrackers) March 9, 2026 Two days before Operation Epic Fury began, we told readers that Iran was rushing crude onto tankers in anticip...
Margaret Hayne, Co-President & Chief Creative Officer at Urban Outfitters (URBN +0.64%), disclosed the sale of 11,518 shares of Common Stock through indirect ownership entities on Feb. 19 and Feb. 20, 2026, with an aggregate transaction value of approximately $811,000 as reported in the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (indirect) 11,518 Shares traded (indirect) 11,51...
Margaret Hayne, Co-President & Chief Creative Officer at Urban Outfitters (URBN +0.64%), disclosed the sale of 11,518 shares of Common Stock through indirect ownership entities on Feb. 19 and Feb. 20, 2026, with an aggregate transaction value of approximately $811,000 as reported in the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (indirect) 11,518 Shares traded (indirect) 11,518 Transaction value ~$811,000 Post-transaction shares (direct) 1,176,273 Post-transaction shares (indirect) 19,638,737 Post-transaction value (direct ownership) ~$80.40 million Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($70.42); post-transaction value based on Feb. 20, 2026 market close ($68.35). Key questions How does the transaction size compare to the median for Margaret Hayne's historical sell activity? This sale of 11,518 shares is below the historical median of 18,666 shares per sell transaction, as observed across 30 sale events since February 2023. This sale of 11,518 shares is below the historical median of 18,666 shares per sell transaction, as observed across 30 sale events since February 2023. What is the impact of this sale on Hayne's ownership capacity? The transaction reduced Hayne's aggregate direct and indirect holdings to 20,815,010 shares post-transaction, which demonstrates minimal change in overall ownership structure. The transaction reduced Hayne's aggregate direct and indirect holdings to 20,815,010 shares post-transaction, which demonstrates minimal change in overall ownership structure. Were direct holdings or options impacted by this activity? No direct holdings or derivative securities were affected; the transaction was limited to indirect shares controlled via trusts and family-related entities. No direct holdings or derivative securities were affected; the transaction was limited to indirect shares controlled via trusts and family-related entities. What context is provided by trading cadence? The sale illustrates rou...
Herriot Tabuteau, CEO of Axsome Therapeutics (AXSM +1.31%), exercised and immediately sold 32,410 common shares in an open-market transaction on February 2, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (direct) 32,410 Transaction value $6.0 million Post-transaction shares (direct) 7,229 Post-transaction shares (indirect) 7,344,500 Post-transaction value...
Herriot Tabuteau, CEO of Axsome Therapeutics (AXSM +1.31%), exercised and immediately sold 32,410 common shares in an open-market transaction on February 2, 2026, as disclosed in the SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Shares sold (direct) 32,410 Transaction value $6.0 million Post-transaction shares (direct) 7,229 Post-transaction shares (indirect) 7,344,500 Post-transaction value (direct ownership) ~$1,343,726.52 Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average purchase price ($185.60); post-transaction value based on Feb. 2, 2026 market close ($185.60). Key questions How material was this sale relative to Tabuteau's direct and total ownership? This disposition reduced direct holdings by 81.76%, leaving only 7,229 shares held directly. This disposition reduced direct holdings by 81.76%, leaving only 7,229 shares held directly. What is the significance of the derivative context in this transaction? The sale was solely the result of exercising 32,410 options that were set to expire, with all shares immediately sold on the open market; no new direct or indirect share grants or purchases occurred. The sale was solely the result of exercising 32,410 options that were set to expire, with all shares immediately sold on the open market; no new direct or indirect share grants or purchases occurred. How does this event fit within Tabuteau's recent trading activity and remaining capacity? Since October 2025, Tabuteau has systematically reduced his direct stake from over 39,000 to just 7,229 shares, with the shrinking trade size reflecting a depleting direct ownership base rather than a strategic moderation in disposition pace. Since October 2025, Tabuteau has systematically reduced his direct stake from over 39,000 to just 7,229 shares, with the shrinking trade size reflecting a depleting direct ownership base rather than a strategic moderation in disposition pace. Were indirect holdings or family trust entities affected by this filing? No; indirect hol...
is a senior reporter who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things electronic since he was a kid. Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. What if your smartphone’s camera wasn’t locked to the back of the device? Honor’s Robot Phone, which we got to see in action at MWC 2026, features a camera attac...
is a senior reporter who’s been covering and reviewing the latest gadgets and tech since 2006, but has loved all things electronic since he was a kid. Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. What if your smartphone’s camera wasn’t locked to the back of the device? Honor’s Robot Phone, which we got to see in action at MWC 2026, features a camera attached to a stabilized gimbal arm that can pop-up and look around. But it’s still permanently tethered to the phone. The RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro, a new rugged phone from Ulefone, lets you pop out one of its rear cameras and use it as a standalone action camera. The Xsnap 7 Pro is one of the first devices (following the Xever 7 and 7 Pro) from the new Ulfefone sub-brand RugOne. Instead of striving to be thin, the Xsnap 7 Pro is a thick and bulky smartphone that leverages its chunky design for rugged functionality and features not found on other phones yet. That includes a magnetic modular accessory system that’s being introduced with the Xsnap 7 Pro’s detachable action camera. The action cam looks much smaller than the Insta360 Go Ultra, but offers similar functionality. When it’s detached, the phone itself serves as the tiny camera’s preview screen through a wireless connection. When docked, the phone can download and store footage from the camera and recharge it using its own 9,000mAh battery. It’s by no means a thin phone, but the Xsnap 7 Pro could potentially still slip into a pocket. Image: RugOne A prototype of the RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro was shown at MWC 2026, but the company didn’t share any details about pricing or an official launch date. It did announce a few specs for the phone. It will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 8400 5G chip with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, according to New Atlas. It will also feature a 6.67-inch 120Hz AMOLED display with a holepunch 32-megapixel selfie camera, a night vision camera on the back, and will run Android 16. However, those specs cou...
Eric Broder Van Dyke/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Live Nation ( LYV ) reached a settlement with the Justice Department without a financial penalty in the landmark antitrust case against the company, which alleged the Ticketmaster parent is a monopoly and has an illegal stronghold in the live events industry. Shares of the company are up 5.5% before the closing bell on Monday. Before the 2024 ...
Eric Broder Van Dyke/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Live Nation ( LYV ) reached a settlement with the Justice Department without a financial penalty in the landmark antitrust case against the company, which alleged the Ticketmaster parent is a monopoly and has an illegal stronghold in the live events industry. Shares of the company are up 5.5% before the closing bell on Monday. Before the 2024 lawsuit went to trial earlier this month, which was jointly filed with the U.S. states, Judge Arun Subramanian dismissed some DOJ claims, including the allegation that the company monopolizes the concert promotion sector and charges customers more with inflated ticket prices. That ruling spared the company from divesting Ticketmaster. Earlier today, New York Attorney General Letitia James expressed her disappointment at the DOJ settlement and said her office would continue to challenge the company legally without the federal government with a coalition of attorneys general from at least 26 U.S. states. Live Nation has set aside $280M to address the states' damage claims. The current DOJ settlement, however, requires Ticketmaster to offer exclusive and non-exclusive ticketing proposals to all major concert venues. Live Nation is also required to divest its 13 exclusive booking agreements with amphitheaters nationwide and continue to operate all owned amphitheaters as open venues. "This settlement will also include an eight-year extension of the company's consent decree with the DOJ, including retaliation and conditioning terms, providing venues ongoing comfort the company does not condone such behavior," the company said in a public statement. More on Live Nation Entertainment Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. (LYV) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Live Nation: Lawsuit Uncertainty And Lofty Valuations Make Me Pass On It Live Nation: Deceleration Fears Are Becoming A Reality Live Nation stock jumps on reported $200M DOJ settlement The DOJ's massive trial against Live Nation beg...