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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon in annual letter cites risks in geopolitics, AI and private markets
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon in his annual letter to shareholders noted the country’s 250th anniversary and called for a broad recommitment to American ideals.
AI data center boom ‘stress tests’ insurers as private capital floods in
Rapid technological advancements and the huge sums of money flowing into the data center are posing both risks and rewards for insurers.
Investors are waiting for a better place to step in after this week’s bounce. Here’s what’s ahead
There is still a sizeable camp that warn against trading this moment, saying saying equities have to consolidate further before this chapter closes.
Microsoft executive touts Copilot sales traction as AI anxiety weighs on stock
Analysts have said adoption of the $30-per-month Microsoft 365 Copilot is in the early stage.
Tiger Woods called Trump after DUI crash, he told cop on bodycam video
President Trump called Tiger Woods a close friend after the golfer’s auto crash in Jupiter, Fla., last week. Woods is dating the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr.
United Airlines hikes checked bag fee by $10 as fuel prices continue to climb
United Airlines became the second U.S. carrier in a week to raise check bag fees as the industry grapples with a more than 80% jump in jet fuel costs.
The March jobs report will be released on Friday. Here’s what to expect
The U.S. economy is projected to show job gains of 59,000 in March, with the unemployment rate holding at 4.4%.
Tesla’s stock suffers steepest drop of 2026 on disappointing deliveries report
Tesla is coming off a year of declining deliveries due in part to increased competition from rivals in China offering lower-cost models.
DHS shutdown: Senate advances deal to fund agency with TSA, waits on House
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown that sowed chaos in airports across the country could draw to a close as GOP leaders coalesced around a deal.
Iran’s war propaganda homes in on Trump with Lego memes
Iranian propaganda is also homing in on the war’s destabilizing impact on the global economy and energy prices, which have shot up in the U.S.
The economy can expand so long as gas doesn’t go much above $4 a gallon, Jeremy Siegel says
“I don’t think it’s going to get much above $4.10, unless there’s some extreme measure going on,” Siegel said.
Apartment rents weaken further as war and job cuts weigh on demand
March rents were down 1.7% on an annual basis, the largest drop since Apartment List began tracking in 2017 and larger than the early months of Covid.
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