- March 25, 2026
Oil prices fall, stock futures climb on reports U.S. has proposed a cease-fire to Iran
Global oil prices tumbled and U.S. stock futures rose on Tuesday evening following reports that the U.S., via intermediary Pakistan, had sent Iran a 15-point
‘I’m completely gobsmacked’: My elderly brother has a reverse mortgage — yet he still ran out of money. Do I help?
“My husband and I are both retired and have saved for years — we simply can’t afford to take on his financial situation.” Source link
Social media is eroding young people’s happiness. Low-income teens may be most at risk.
Heavy usage of certain types of social media may be contributing to a drop in youth well-being, according to Gallup’s new World Happiness Report. Source
U.S. stock futures bounce back, oil falls as investors weigh developments in Iran conflict
U.S. stock-index futures reversed early losses on Sunday as the market braced for another surge in oil prices this week, with the conflict with Iran
Netflix is spending up to $600 million to buy Ben Affleck’s AI startup. What exactly is it buying?
A week after backing away from buying Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix decides to buy rather than build AI tools for filmmakers. Source link
HPE’s stock rises as earnings benefit from two big AI trends
The company lifted its outlook for networking revenue and disclosed a big bump in orders for enterprise AI servers. Source link
Four companies, including AI and data-center plays, are joining the S&P 500 index
Vertiv, Lumentum, Coherent and EchoStar are the newest entrants to the S&P 500. Source link
CrowdStrike gives upbeat earnings outlook as AI raises the stakes around cyberthreats
CrowdStrike’s CEO cited ‘elevated demand’ for the company’s Falcon cybersecurity platform in the AI era. Source link
Investors should brace for more than a brief military campaign in Iran
President Trump said Saturday that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed by U.S.-Israel strikes Source link
Trade Desk’s stock slides as growth slowdown unnerves Wall Street even further
The ad-tech provider said automotive and packaged-good clients are under pressure. Source link