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Oklo shares are already up nearly 150% versus their year-to-date low.

The appeal comes amid reports that the DOJ may finalize a non-prosecution agreement with Boeing, potentially shielding the company from criminal charges.

Cotton was lower again on long liquidation and despite slower than expected planting progress shown in the USDA reports.

Crypto sector key players deny promoting DeFi project linked to Trump. Binance founder calls out potential VC-backed smear campaign. Regulatory scrutiny ongoing.

U.S. business activity picked up in May, based on the Composite PMI, a survey based GDP proxy.

Trump’s clean energy incentive cuts could hit the top and bottom lines of Tesla and other companies in the sector.

In April, new home sales increased 10.9% month over month to 743,000, just beyond the top of the above range, making a new 3 year high, from a sharply downwardly revised March.

JPMorgan sees tariff risks as manageable through modest price hikes, and believes Apple is better positioned than rivals due to its strong pricing power and supply chain leverage.

Home Depot anticipates 2.8% sales growth despite tariff challenges. Supply chain diversification aims to reduce reliance on single-country sourcing.

Memorial Day, observed on last Monday of May, is May 26 in 2025.

Ross Stores stock tanks after Q1 earnings; analysts note strong results but weak guidance due to tariff uncertainty.

Despite upbeat Q4 results, Ralph Lauren Corp (NYSE: RL) saw stock decline due to tariff headwinds. Analysts remain optimistic with raised targets.

Long-term bonds are going to finally force the Fed to move on short-term rates. The question is whether it happens at the June or July meeting.

Elon Musk has praised "Elden Ring" over the years as one of the best games ever made. A live-action film version is now in the works.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) shares are trading higher Friday as part of a broad rally in uranium and nuclear-related stocks.

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Sacks' remarks came shortly after Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Caspar Veldkamp disclosed that China had renewed its appeals for the Netherlands to relax export controls on semiconductor technology.

The footwear maker plans price hikes and "cost sharing" with producers.

BofA Securities analyst maintains Buy rating on Nvidia with $160 price target.

25Q1 Y/Y earnings are expected to be 14.0%. Excluding the energy sector, the Y/Y earnings estimate is 16.0%.

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Corn futures ended steady to higher. U.S. export demand remains resilient.

The EU is never going to give up its VAT so EU talks were always doomed from the start on this reciprocal nonsense.

Uranium and nuclear-themed ETFs surged on news of Trump's policy backing for the nuclear industry. The top performer was Global X Uranium ETF (URA), up 10%, while other ETFs like North Shore Global Uranium Mining ETF (URNM) and VanEck Uranium+Nuclear Energy ETF (NLR) also saw strong gains. This rally is driven by the potential for increased demand for nuclear power as an alternative to solar and wind energy. ETFs provide diversified exposure and lessen single-stock risk.

Circle’s stablecoin-based payments network debuts, enabling financial institutions to settle cross-border transactions in near real time.

Autodesk (NASDAQ: ADSK) reported better-than-expected Q1 results, raised FY26 guidance, and was rerated by analysts on Wall Street.

The spending bill currently making its way through congress will increase the deficit (and the debt). Not by a little: by trillions of dollars.

All three major benchmarks are lower midday.