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Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens introduces legislation to restore SSA staffing after Trump-era cuts worsened service and deepened a looming solvency crisis.
Microsoft plans a $10 billion (1.6 trillion yen) investment in Japan to expand AI infrastructure and cybersecurity amid rising demand and workforce shortages.
Leading technical analyst Ali Martinez identified on Thursday, April 2, the first "Buy" signal in months for Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: MSTR), potentially marking an end to its corrective phase.
President Donald Trump's controversial White House ballroom project has been given the go-ahead by a key agency, despite a court order to halt construction.
Prediction markets are assigning a higher possibility that Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel will leave the Trump administration this year.
zSpace shares surge 11.57% after hours on news of an expanded Kansas WorkforceONE AR/VR partnership, despite Q4 revenue and earnings missing estimates.
On Thursday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) took to X and posted "I have questions for MrBeast," referring to YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson. Warren Questions MrBeast's Move Into Finance Her post referred to a 12-page letter she sent to MrBeast last month.
Vivos Therapeutics shares surge 21.21% after hours as a Michigan-based investor group acquires a 19.9% stake through a $2.39 million private placement.
Coinbase announces conditional OCC approval on Thursday, April 2, to form a federally chartered national trust company, a move poised to strengthen its digital‑asset custody and institutional offerings.
Leading cryptocurrencies fell further on Thursday, while oil prices surged as investors feared Iran conflict could escalate after President Donald Trump’s address.
SPY and VOO saw $22 billion in March outflows as investors rotated into cheaper S&P 500 ETFs like IVV, highlighting a growing focus on cost efficiency.
The ETFs collectively shed $3.7 billion in March. Gold prices fell more than 11% during the month as investors took profits, even amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty tied to the Iran conflict.
Nebius Group shares closed higher Thursday, extending a sharp rebound from Monday's session low, as investors continued to lean into the company's fast-expanding AI infrastructure story.
iShares Russell 2000 ETF saw $1.7 billion inflow on April 1. This suggests growing interest after a volatile period, but not a full shift in leadership yet.
After months of choppy price action and range-bound trading, April is shaping up as a potentially pivotal month for the crypto market. A growing number of analysts believe the conditions are aligning for a breakout, even as near-term risks continue to keep traders cautious.
Penguin Solutions Inc. (PENG) reported strong Q2 results, raised full-year outlook and saw a 14% increase in stock price. Analysts have raised price targets.
Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) will release Q1 earnings on April 8. Analysts expect earnings of 62 cents/share, up from 46 cents last year. Shares fell 1.5% on Thursday amid oil gains and potential for continued US-Iran conflict. DAL's annual dividend yield is 1.13%, with 8,000 shares needed to earn $500 monthly.
The DOJ and CFTC sued Illinois, Arizona and Connecticut to block state gambling laws from applying to Kalshi and Polymarket. The lawyer leading the federal case previously represented Kalshi.
