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Donald Trump urged Australia to grant asylum to members of the Iran women's national football team after their silent anthem protest at the AFC Women's Asian Cup sparked safety concerns, with Australia ultimately giving protection to five players and exiled prince Reza Pahlavi thanking Trump for raising the issue.
Eric Trump said drones are a "much better investment" as he and Donald Trump Jr. back drone startup Powerus, which plans to go public via a merger with Aureus Greenway Holdings Inc to capitalize on rising Pentagon demand following the U.S. ban on new Chinese drones.
Popular NFT brand Pudgy Penguins announced the launch of a free-to-play browser-based game, 'Pudgy World' on Monday, March 9, its latest effort to expand its universe and audience reach.
President Donald Trump may have signaled that the war in Iran is almost over, but cryptocurrency bettors don't see an official declaration of the end of hostilities before this month.
Meta Platforms denied rumors that CEO Mark Zuckerberg sidelined Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang, with the company saying reports of a power shift were false and that Wang continues to lead key AI initiatives despite speculation triggered by a recent team restructuring.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon starts his day around 5 a.m., dedicating hours to reading, exercising, and uninterrupted focus, a pre-dawn routine shared by other top executives that helps maximize productivity and effectiveness.
Leading cryptocurrencies lifted alongside stocks on Monday after President Donald Trump said that the U.S. campaign against Iran could be nearing its end.
U.S. stock futures slipped while oil prices plunged more than 8% after Donald Trump warned Iran of severe retaliation if it disrupts shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, even as Asian markets rallied and Group of Seven nations prepared to discuss releasing strategic oil reserves.
Agriculture ETFs CORN, WEAT, and SOYB see surging volumes as Teucrium's Jake Hanley says war-driven energy and fertilizer shocks are lifting grain markets.
The S&P 500 closed below its 100-day average for a second day as crude oil swung $38 intraday amid the Iran conflict and Trump weighs emergency energy measures.
Oil's surge is rippling into food markets. With fertilizer costs rising and grain prices stirring, agriculture could be the next big commodity trade of 2026.
