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Sutro Biopharma: ADC Developer With Poor Track Record Aims For Positive 2026

Games with loot boxes to get minimum 16 age rating across Europe

The new changes by the Pan-European Game Information age-ratings body (PEGI) will start from June.

Worried AI agents will replace you? 5 ways you can turn anxiety into action at work

The AI agents are coming, but that doesn't mean you'll lose your job. Here's how you can embrace the change.

What Are the Chances of a U.S. Recession in 2026?

The largest prediction market puts the odds of a recession at about 29%.

Four killed in US military plane crash in Iraq

Four killed in US military plane crash in Iraq

Husband who killed wife and buried her in the garden jailed for life

Alireza Askari did everything in his power to cover up the "cold-blooded murder" of Paria Veisi.

Snow Lake Energy to rebrand as Frontier Nuclear and Minerals

Boeing wins $2.34B U.S. Air Force contract modification for E-7A aircraft

Treasuries Slide as Oil’s Rise Fuels Investor Angst on Inflation

US Treasuries are ending the week lower as oil prices rise above $100 a barrel, stoking concern about inflation that will keep the Federal Reserve from lowering interest rates anytime soon.

Israeli-backed Palestinian militias step up operations against Hamas in Gaza

Armed groups appear to have increased their firepower as they carry out raids deep in Hamas-controlled territory Pro-Israel Palestinian militia have launched repeated raids, clandestine assassination and abduction operations deep inside parts of Gaza controlled by Hamas in recent months, with new operations launched recently despite the outbreak of conflict with Iran. The militia, which are all based in eastern parts of Gaza that are under Israeli control after a ceasefire came into effect in October, have received significant logistic support from Israel since last year but appear to have increased their firepower, allowing new and more aggressive attacks in recent weeks. Continue reading...

Orion to raise prices by up to 25% amid Middle East conflict

Dubai-Based Veon Says Digital Push to Offset Energy-Driven Costs

Veon Ltd., a Dubai-based telecommunications company, expects the Middle East conflict to raise costs, even as its expanding range of services — including digital offerings — should help cushion the impact.

ESGold announces CFO transition

What’s happened in Gaza and the West Bank since the start of the Iran war?

Israel has closed the Rafah border crossing and Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank have continued.

Eurozone Industrial Outlook Thrown Into Uncertainty As Energy Woes Return

Trump is scrambling to quell the rise of $100 oil. But the market keeps circling one cure.

Other efforts to coax oil down prices — now at $100 a barrel — are like putting a Band-Aid on a shotgun wound, says analyst

US Investigating Attack on Iranian Girls School, Hegseth Says

US Central Command has assigned investigators to look into an attack on a all-girls elementary school in Iran that killed about 180 people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.

Intel (INTC) back near $45 after a sharp drop. Is this the turnaround entry?

Intel (INTC) closed at $45.25 on March 12, down 5.69%, before bouncing slightly after hours to $45.68 (+0.43). The move ended a short winning streak and left the stock about 17% below its 52 week high of $54.60 reached earlier this year. Interestingly, the drop happened during a broader market selloff, but Intel fell harder than most of its semiconductor peers. Nvidia was down about 1.55%, Broadcom 1.64%, and Qualcomm 2.21% the same day. From a fundamentals perspective, Intel is still in the middle of a huge turnaround attempt. The company reported $52.9 billion in full year revenue for 2025, roughly flat year over year. Fourth quarter revenue came in around $13.7 billion, but profitability remains weak with GAAP EPS around -$0.06 for the year. Management also guided Q1 2026 revenue to $11.7B to $12.7B with break even or slightly negative EPS, which disappointed investors and triggered selling earlier this year. So why are some investors still bullish? Intel is trying to reinvent itself in two major ways. First is AI and data center chips. Demand for AI processors is growing quickly across cloud infrastructure and enterprise computing. Intel wants to compete with companies like Nvidia and AMD in that space. Second is the Intel Foundry strategy, where Intel manufactures chips for other companies. Management is targeting break even margins in the foundry business by 2027, which could eventually turn Intel into a competitor to TSMC. There are also some unusual factors in Intel’s story. In 2025 the US government bought roughly a 9.9% stake in the company, showing how strategically important domestic chip manufacturing has become. From a trading perspective, the chart is interesting right now. Key levels many traders are watching: Support around $44 to $45 Resistance around $50 52 week high $54.60 Intel is basically sitting in the middle of a huge narrative battle right now. Bulls believe the AI cycle and the foundry business could eventually bring Intel back as a major semiconductor leader. Bears argue the turnaround is slow and competitors like Nvidia and AMD are already far ahead in AI chips. So the real question is simple. At around $45, is Intel a long term turnaround opportunity, or just a legacy chip company struggling to keep up with the AI boom? Not financial advice. submitted by /u/NoahReed14 [link] [comments]

PCE index with Headline YOY edged lower than expected with Core (excludes food and energy) edged higher.

The 12-month rate of inflation measured by PCE edged lower to 2.8% from 2.9%. The PCE index MoM rose 0.3% in January and matched the Wall Street forecast. The core rate, which excludes food and energy, rose by 3.1% over the 12 months ended in January. The core rate of inflation rose by 0.4% in line with expectations. The core rate strips out volatile food and energy prices and is seen as the best predictor of future inflation. U.S. consumer spending increased by 0.4%, slightly more than the 0.3% expected by the economists polled by Reuters for January. Higher oil prices could boost inflation in the upcoming months. Headline YoY: +2.8% vs. +2.9% expected Headline MoM: +0.3%, in line with expectations Core YoY: +3.1 vs. +2.9% to 3.0% expected Core MoM: +0.4%, in line with expectations https://www.bea.gov/news/2026/personal-income-and-outlays-january-2026 submitted by /u/Progress_8 [link] [comments]

Pangea Wellness to rename as The Precision Peptide Company

Rocket Report: Pentagon needs more missile interceptors; Artemis II clears review

SpaceX has started commissioning a second launch pad at the company's Starbase facility in Texas.

Strait of Hormuz transiting ships flash ‘China owner’ signals to evade Iran blockade

Ships near the Strait of Hormuz are broadcasting Chinese affiliations in an apparent bid to avoid attack, at a time when Iran’s new supreme leader vows to keep the strategic waterway closed. The crews of at least 11 vessels sitting in the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf had their transponders set to announce Chinese links on Friday afternoon, according to Kpler’s MarineTraffic data platform. The broadcasts were a defensive measure, said Cui Shoujun, director of the Institute of International...

There's A Catch To Broadcom's $100B AI Vision

Greer Says US Seeks Stability in China Ties Ahead of Paris Talks

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the administration is seeking to maintain steady relations with China ahead of a high-level meeting this weekend that will set the stage for a summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.