Palantir Stock Jumps As Tech Sector Rallies Monday
Palantir shares jumped Monday amid a broader rally among tech stocks to open the week.
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United Airlines Stock Rises as Airline Raises Credit Card, Club Access Fees
United Airlines shares jumped Monday as the carrier rolled out changes to its JPMorgan Chase co-branded credit cards, including new perks for cardholders and higher fees.
Amid Elon Musk backlash, Tesla used car market slumping in Chicago
With anecdotes of owners trading in their Teslas amid backlash over CEO Elon Musk’s unelected role as agency dismantler-in-chief for Trump 2.0, don’t be surprised to see a few more of the EVs parked under giant tube men at Chicago-area used car lots this spring. The number of used Teslas for sale in the Chicago area is up 1% in March year-over-year, bucking an overall trend that saw inventory ...
Trump threatens tariffs on Venezuela’s oil buyers
The president said he will levy duties against countries that import oil or gas from the South American country starting April 2.
DOJ Asks US Supreme Court to Allow Federal Worker Firings
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Rain Secures $24.5 Million Funding To Enhance Crypto Visa Card Offerings
Rain, a startup focused on issuing Visa debit and credit cards that facilitate the use of stablecoins, has successfully raised $24.5 million in a recent funding round.
Morgan Stanley says Fed poised to regain positive cash flow
(Reuters) -The Federal Reserve appears to be on the threshold of ending a historic streak of losses, which in turn could get it back on track to returning cash to the Treasury somewhere down the line, analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note on Monday. At issue is the relationship between how the Fed makes money to fund its operations and the cash it pays as part of the system to maintain control over short-term interest rates. Aggressive rate rises starting three years ago tipped Fed books deeply into the red and now, with short-term rates down, the investment bank believes the Fed is hovering near the point where it can earn money again.