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Judge calls US government ban on Anthropic AI 'troubling'

BUSINESS

Judge calls US government ban on Anthropic AI 'troubling'

The judge added that she’s concerned about whether the government is punishing Anthropic for speaking out publicly about the conflict.

Banks shed $22 billion of buyout debt after record EA deal

BUSINESS

Banks shed $22 billion of buyout debt after record EA deal

Banks led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. sold almost $15 billion of risky debt on Tuesday to help fund the record leveraged buyout of video game-maker Electronic Arts Inc., after drawing $45 billion of orders.

Meta offers top execs stock options for first time since IPO

BUSINESS

Meta offers top execs stock options for first time since IPO

The new options, outlined in company filings on Tuesday, will be released if Meta hits ambitious stock-price milestones over coming years.

Oil falls, stocks rise on Iran de-escalation hopes

MARKETS

Oil falls, stocks rise on Iran de-escalation hopes

Brent crude slid as much as 6.6% to $97.57 a barrel, while a gauge of Asian equities climbed 1.6% on expectations that a de-escalation in the Iran conflict would ease inflation pressures and reduce the need for monetary tightening.

SpaceX to file for US IPO soon as this week, Information says

BUSINESS

SpaceX to file for US IPO soon as this week, Information says

Elon Musk’s company could try to raise more than $75 billion, the media outlet said, citing a person with direct knowledge of the plans.

Oil drops on reports of US Diplomatic push to end war with Iran

WORLD

Oil drops on reports of US Diplomatic push to end war with Iran

Oil prices dropped after reports of US-led ceasefire efforts with Iran overshadowed troop deployments and ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Gold holds gain after reports of US negotiations to end Iran war

WORLD

Gold holds gain after reports of US negotiations to end Iran war

Gold prices steadied after a nine-day decline as reports of US-Iran talks and rising Middle East tensions influenced investor sentiment.

S&P 500 closes lower as oil climbs, private credit woes mount

WORLD

S&P 500 closes lower as oil climbs, private credit woes mount

US stocks fall as oil surges amid US-Iran tensions and market jitters.

Stocks bounce from lows on hopes for US-Iran talks

WORLD

Stocks bounce from lows on hopes for US-Iran talks

Wall Street stocks rebounded from session lows as hopes for US–Iran talks eased concerns, even as oil prices rose and geopolitical tensions continued to weigh on global markets.

LaGuardia traffic was guided by two controllers at time of crash

WORLD

LaGuardia traffic was guided by two controllers at time of crash

There were four controllers on duty the night of the accident. But only two were in the cab — the panoramic, glass-enclosed room atop the tower where air-traffic controllers work

Memory is Wall Street’s favorite tech trade as Magnificent 7 disappoints

TECHNOLOGY

Memory is Wall Street’s favorite tech trade as Magnificent 7 disappoints

Companies like Sandisk Corp., Western Digital Corp., and Seagate Technology Holdings Plc are among the leaders in the S&P 500 Index in 2026

Arm to sell its own chips for first time in bid for AI sales

WORLD

Arm to sell its own chips for first time in bid for AI sales

Meta Platforms Inc. will be the first major customer for the UK-based company’s chip, called an AGI CPU, Arm said Tuesday at an event in San Francisco

OpenAI non-profit names leaders, aims to spend $1 billion in 2026

WORLD

OpenAI non-profit names leaders, aims to spend $1 billion in 2026

The OpenAI Foundation intends to focus its 2026 spending on helping protect society from potential artificial intelligence risks

War knocks global economy with dual shock to growth, prices

BUSINESS

War knocks global economy with dual shock to growth, prices

Multiple purchasing manager indexes compiled by S&P Global for March showed declines

Wall Street falls on Israel-Iran war and credit worries as oil rises

BUSINESS

Wall Street falls on Israel-Iran war and credit worries as oil rises

Without any signs the conflict in the Middle East is abating, the S&P 500 extended this month’s decline

Iran charges some ships Strait of Hormuz transit fees for safe passage

WORLD

Iran charges some ships Strait of Hormuz transit fees for safe passage

While Iran is demanding the transit fee on a case-by-case basis, the Islamic Republic has floated the idea of formalizing the charges as part of a broader postwar settlement, one person said.

US-approved Iranian barrels find a cautious reception in India

WORLD

US-approved Iranian barrels find a cautious reception in India

The US issued its third waiver for restricted oil on Friday, allowing purchases of Iranian oil already on the water in the Trump administration’s latest effort to cool rising prices with additional supply.

Gold extends decline for 10th day as Iran war concerns persist

BUSINESS

Gold extends decline for 10th day as Iran war concerns persist

Though bullion declined nearly 17% from the start of the war in late February to Monday’s close, it had previously been on a prolonged rally underpinned by factors including geopolitical and trade tensions and elevated purchases by central banks.

Asian stocks rise as Trump delays Iran strikes

MARKETS

Asian stocks rise as Trump delays Iran strikes

Shares gained in Japan, South Korea and Australia at the open, sending the broader MSCI Asia Pacific Index higher by 1.5%. That came after US stocks rose as Trump postponed the strikes citing “productive conversations” with Iran, sending Brent crude 11% lower on Monday.

Gold erases 2026 gains as Iran war sends metals plunging

BUSINESS

Gold erases 2026 gains as Iran war sends metals plunging

Gold Prices: The metal ended last year at $4,319.37 an ounce and spiked at an all-time high above $5,595 an ounce in late January

Credit Suisse’s AT1 bond crash fueled leadership crisis at HDFC

BUSINESS

Credit Suisse’s AT1 bond crash fueled leadership crisis at HDFC

The rift came down to differing views over accountability, particularly over client losses tied to risky bonds sold by Credit Suisse and recent restrictions imposed on HDFC Bank in Dubai.

Pakistan's disheartening message for cricket fans as Iran war batters economy

WORLD

Pakistan's disheartening message for cricket fans as Iran war batters economy

The Pakistan Super League, the nation’s biggest sporting event that takes place from March 26 to May 3, has shifted to a watch-from-home model, the organizer said in a statement following consultation with the government.

Gold price crashes more than 3% as Iran war deepens inflation concerns

BUSINESS

Gold price crashes more than 3% as Iran war deepens inflation concerns

Bullion plunged as much as 3.8% to near $4,320.30 an ounce — less than a dollar above where it ended last year.

Bitcoin drops below $69,000 as war fears weigh on crypto markets

BUSINESS

Bitcoin drops below $69,000 as war fears weigh on crypto markets

Bitcoin has sold off since the start of the war, losing roughly 20% since the US and Israel started their attacks on Iran at the end of February.

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