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1Amazon is Considering a $9 Billion Deal to Acquire Satellite Communications Company Globalstar. Here's Why Amazon, Apple, and Tesla Investors Should Pay Attention.2Exxon’s Guyana-Permian Engine Fuels 21% Earnings Growth—Is the 24 P/E Already Discounting a Squeeze?3Bitcoin’s Movement Compared to Oil’s Rally: Evaluating a Risk-Off Scenario
TD Surges to Top Trading Volume Spot Amid Digital Push and Capital Moves
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PKG Climbs to Highest Trading Volume Following Analyst Rating Increases and Uncertain Earnings Forecast
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:06
Amazon’s $200 Billion Investment in AI Triggers Market Sell-Off as Investors Rethink Growth Expenses
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:06
WTW Q1 Results: Will It Surpass the Historic M&A Surge and Redefine Its Growth Story?
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:06
JD.com Maintains Leading Position in Trading Volume Despite Earnings Challenges and Strategic Investments
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:06
CAVA Surges to Top Trading Spot on Strong Volume Amid Analyst Optimism and Insider Selling
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:04
Rambus Surges 3.42 on Strong Volume and Institutional Bullishness
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:03
NIO Leads Trading Activity Amid Model Updates and Strong Delivery Momentum
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:03
FactSet Climbs to Leading Trading Position Following Robust Earnings and Positive Growth Forecast
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:03
MP Materials Climbs to Leading Trading Volumes Amid Strategic Growth and Robust Market Demand
101 finance·2026/04/03 00:03
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Spot gold rose by $6.53 per ounce within 5 minutes, now quoted at $4659.19 per ounce.Iranian media outlet Mizan reported that explosion sounds were heard in the capital Tehran.
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The Federal Reserve reverse repurchase operation accepted $227 millionThe Federal Reserve accepted a total of $227 million from 4 counterparties in its fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.
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Goldman Sachs traders believe “fast money” funds are about to return to a buy-stocks modeGoldman Sachs stated in a report to clients on Monday that the so-called "fast money" group—including commodity trading advisors and volatility-targeting strategies—sold about $240 billion of global equities during the market's sharp decline over the past month. This wave of selling appears to be easing, with the bank's traders estimating that the group may net buy about $55 billion in the coming month, of which about $20 billion would be U.S. equities.
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