Oil prices post weekly loss as China demand weighs on market
Traders on Friday studied February nonfarm payrolls data to assess where interest rates — and oil demand — may go.
Spacecraft maker Terran Orbital ‘looking at everything,’ CEO says after Lockheed Martin takeover bid
Satellite manufacturer Terran Orbital is “looking at everything” regarding the company’s future, CEO Marc Bell told CNBC.
Nvidia is one of the most overbought stocks on Wall Street after this week’s massive rally
Nvidia shares may be due for a pullback after another red hot start to the year, according to this closely watched indicator.
Here’s what’s inside the nearly $180,000 Oscars gift bag given to Christopher Nolan, Lily Gladstone and other nominees
Nominated actors and directors will receive gifts ranging from a portable grill to a $50,000 stay at an award-winning ski chalet.
Google fires employee who protested Israel tech event, as internal dissent mounts
Google fired an employee who protested this week at an Israeli tech event, and also shuttered an internal discussion board that filled up with dissent.
Why the recent rallies in bitcoin and gold may be related, according to Wolfe Research
The bitcoin rally was catalyzed by the new ETFs and next month’s halving, but it’s being carried along for other reasons, says Wolfe Research.
Microsoft destroys rival cloud firms’ profit margins, Amazon-backed group alleges
Between 2018 and 2023, one cloud firm saw revenues from selling Microsoft products climb over 300% — but profit margins plunged, according to a complaint.
European stocks close mixed as investors assess U.S. jobs data, ECB signals
European markets closed mixed Friday, with investors digesting the European Central Bank’s updated inflation forecast and new U.S. jobs data.
Bitcoin breaks $70,000 in volatile trading, hitting a new record to end the week
The price of bitcoin jumped to a new record on Friday, topping $70,000 for the first time.
Ray Dalio says Taylor Swift should be president, posts Eras Tour selfie
Ray Dalio suggested that a President Taylor Swift would be less divisive than Joe Biden or Donald Trump, the Democratic and Republican presumptive nominees.
