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Three more arrests after Golders Green ambulance attack

Two British men, aged 20 and 19, and a dual British-Pakistani national, 17, remain in custody.

UK finds pro-Palestine protest organisers guilty of breaching police rules

Human Rights Watch slams the ruling against Ben Jamal and Chris Nineham as a 'political' move to silence dissent.

374Water targets growth in 2026 with scaled deployments of waste destruction technology

Vertex Pharma wins FDA label expansion for cystic fibrosis therapies

iShares iBonds Oct 2035 Term TIPS ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.0829

Bitget Expands Agent Hub Ecosystem Through MuleRun Partnership to Advance Agentic Trading

Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), announced a strategic product partnership with MuleRun, an industry-leading self-evolving AI Agent, to launch a personal AI-powered trading assistant that brings institutional-grade market signals to everyday investors through natural language. MuleRun is a self-evolving personal AI platform that lets users deploy workflows through natural language with no technical The post Bitget Expands Agent Hub Ecosystem Through MuleRun Partnership to Advance Agentic Trading appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Bargain Alert: I Just Doubled My Position in a Monthly Dividend Stock Yielding 16%

Trump says he's weighing U.S. exit from NATO

iShares iBonds Oct 2034 Term TIPS ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.0918

VivoSim announces pricing of up to $4M public offering

NASA starts countdown for launch of Artemis II crew mission around the Moon

iShares iBonds Oct 2033 Term TIPS ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.0818

SpaceX filed for the biggest IPO in history during a correction. Either brilliant timing or terrible timing. No in between.

This would be the largest IPO in history by a significant margin. SpaceX is looking to raise $50 billion or more. For context, Saudi Aramco raised $25.6 billion at its 2019 listing. SpaceX is talking about doing twice that in a market that has been effectively frozen for mega deals for years. I've been tracking the space sector and aerospace names on my stocks screener as I want to want to dig into the publicly traded names while waiting for this one... so, the timing is what makes this interesting. The IPO market has been in a drought for a while. Rising rates, inflation fears, geopolitical chaos. Big listings kept getting pushed. The pipeline got bigger but nothing moved. 2026 was supposed to be the recovery year and so far it hasn't been. SpaceX is either going to change that or confirm that the market still isn't ready. The bull case is straightforward. Cult CEO following. High growth industry. Real revenue from Starlink. Government contracts from NASA and the DoD. No real competitor at scale. The retail enthusiasm alone would probably make this oversubscribed. The bear case is more nuanced. One analyst put it well: SpaceX might be so singular, with its celebrity CEO and unique positioning, that a successful listing actually hurts other space stocks rather than lifting them. All the capital and attention flows into one name and everything else gets starved of oxygen. There's also the market timing problem. This filing comes while the S&P 500 is in correction territory, oil is still 40% above pre-war levels, and inflation is running well above the Fed's target. That's not the environment where institutional allocators are lining up to absorb a $50 billion raise. But as one banker put it: if any business can list in this market, it's probably SpaceX. Curious what the community thinks. Does a $1.75 trillion SpaceX IPO actually get done in 2026 given where markets are right now? And do you think it opens the door for other mega IPOs or does it just vacuum up all available capital and leave everything else waiting another year? submitted by /u/Smooth-Lawyer-8479 [link] [comments]

Oil price falls and markets rally after Trump says Iran war over in ‘two to three weeks’

US president’s claim that conflict is nearing end prompts 15% drop in Brent crude and stock market climb in Asia Business live – latest updates Oil prices tumbled and stock markets have rallied across the world after Donald Trump said the war in Iran would end in “two to three weeks”. Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil, fell as low as $98.35 a barrel on Wednesday, down more than 15% on the previous day and its lowest level in a week. It later recovered some ground, ending the day at $102. Continue reading...

Franklin Templeton to Acquire CoinFund Spinoff for Institutional Crypto Push: WSJ

Bitcoin Magazine Franklin Templeton to Acquire CoinFund Spinoff for Institutional Crypto Push: WSJ Franklin Templeton will acquire 250 Digital to launch a new institutional crypto division, expanding its digital asset offerings for large investors including pensions and sovereign wealth funds. This post Franklin Templeton to Acquire CoinFund Spinoff for Institutional Crypto Push: WSJ first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

3 things Nike investors need to watch with the stock plunging after earnings

Sony Group: A Wide Moat Compounder At A 15x P/E Gift (Rating Upgrade)

BBC knew about Scott Mills sexual offences investigation in 2017

The corporation also says it is "doing more work to understand the detail of what was known by the BBC".

Down 30%, 3 Red Flags That Suggest Netflix's Best Days Are Behind It

Beyond Meat Collapses

Trump says exit in two weeks, but Iran says no deal. A third carrier is en route - pick your narrative

Brent dropped below $100 this morning for the first time in weeks. By end of session it was back at $103. A 5% round trip in one day. The market has no idea what to price in right now and it shows. Trump told reporters the US may be out of Iran in two to three weeks. Hinted at a possible agreement. Gave a national address at 9pm ET. Markets rallied on the headlines. Futures up 1%. VIX down. Everyone exhaled. Then you read what Iran actually said. Their Foreign Minister told Al Jazeera that messages had been received from the US envoy but no formal negotiations were underway. Tehran also laid out its own terms, including keeping sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. That's not a negotiating position. That's a non-starter. And while all of this is happening, a third US aircraft carrier strike group is heading to the Middle East. You don't send a third carrier to wind down a conflict. Oil is still 40% above where it was before the first strike landed in late February. Gasoline hit $4 a gallon this week for the first time since 2022. The IEA called this the largest supply disruption in history. None of that changes on a speech. Even if something real is happening diplomatically, the path back to normal oil supply is months long. The Strait needs to be secured. Tanker companies need confidence. Damaged infrastructure needs to be assessed. UBS said it best: flows and actions matter more than words. The market is treating tonight like a turning point. Maybe it is. But Trump has said the war was almost over four separate times in the last five weeks and oil is still at $103. Curious what others think. Is this finally the real de-escalation or are we going to be back here next week with oil at $110 again? And for anyone holding energy positions? I'm in the look out with my stock screener - are you trimming into this or riding it out? submitted by /u/Smooth-Lawyer-8479 [link] [comments]

The oil industry is betting big on plastics. Here's what that means for the future

Journalist Beth Gardiner says the fossil fuel industry is increasingly reliant upon plastic products. Her book is Plastic Inc.: The Secret History and Shocking Future of Big Oil's Biggest Bet.

MicroStrategy Hoards 94% of March Bitcoin While MSTR Bleeds for 9 Months

Strategy purchased 44,377 of 47,000 BTC bought by public firms in March while MSTR stock extended its losing streak to nine months. The post MicroStrategy Hoards 94% of March Bitcoin While MSTR Bleeds for 9 Months appeared first on BeInCrypto.

American Heart Association releases dietary guidance counter to some Maha guidelines

Leading US heart health group recommends prioritizing plant-based protein over meat relative to US government The American Heart Association’s new nutrition guidance, released on Tuesday, emphasized a dietary pattern rich in vegetables, ​fruits and whole grains, prioritizing plant-based protein over meat. It also suggested limiting the ‌use of sugar, salt and ultra-processed foods and replacing full fat dairy with non-fat and low-fat dairy. Continue reading...