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Prediction markets hint at a potential leadership shift in Iran by the end of 2026, but the path there remains far from certain. A split between short-term caution and longer-term risk points to complex moves by internal power brokers amid rising regional tensions.

Super Micro Computer could be trading well below its intrinsic value, a fresh valuation suggests, hinging on AI server demand and how governance reviews unfold. With bullish and bearish scenarios built around future AI growth and potential restatements, the stock’s near-term fate depends on revenue clarity and the latest investigations.

Rivian signals a bold pivot from carmaker to full mobility platform, backed by new financing from Volkswagen and a strategic tie‑up with Uber for autonomous ride‑hailing. The focus shifts to software, charging services, and recurring revenue as it scales beyond one‑off vehicle sales. The real test will be turning partnerships into sustainable, cash‑flowing platforms.

Imagine redirecting every dollar above $100 million in personal wealth into schools, roads, and broadband. On paper it could erase a big part of the infrastructure gap, but experts warn the reality would be messy—squeezing asset prices, rattling markets, and short-circuiting long-term funding. The takeaway: stable, predictable revenue streams beat one-time windfalls for keeping projects…

Strapped importers are turning promised tariff payouts into immediate cash, pledging future refunds as loan collateral. As an automated payout system nears rollout, billions hang in the balance and lenders brace for a high-stakes race to keep businesses afloat amid continued uncertainty.

Geopolitical shocks around the Strait of Hormuz are adding a fresh layer of volatility to gold, as markets weigh safe‑haven demand against a backdrop of higher yields. With inflation dynamics and policy bets in play, bullion movements could hinge on how long energy disruptions last.

Converting a traditional IRA to a Roth can unlock tax-free growth, but a common pitfall can erase much of the benefit: using the converted funds to cover the tax bill. Fund the tax outside the IRA, and plan the timing to keep the conversion’s upside intact.

Micron’s rally sits on AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory, but the path ahead hinges on how tight supply proves against looming capacity adds. With longer-term contracts and rival moves in play, the memory story could redefine margins for years to come.

Pershing Square moves forward with a dual listing that could raise up to $10 billion, bridging its management arm with a new fund amid ongoing market volatility. The plan signals a Buffett‑style, long‑hold shift—placing bets on a handful of durable, undervalued companies.

Seven-figure retirement balances are a rarity, and gaps in income, education, and homeownership shape who gets there. A small share sit at the top while many households hover far below, sparking questions about how to broaden retirement security for everyone. The new figures spotlight a long road to a more equitable save-and-retire landscape.

More Americans are keeping credit card balances alive by paying only the minimum each month, a trend that’s especially common among younger adults. The habit can quietly inflate costs and even hurt credit scores, all while households feel thinner financial cushions. Practical steps you can take today could help break the cycle and protect your…

Costco has quietly added one-ounce gold bars to its lineup, sparking quick sellouts and member waitlists. This unusual move taps trust, price transparency, and loyalty in a bid to drive traffic beyond bulk goods. Is this a one-off novelty or the start of a broader retail experiment?

Three cash-rich names raise questions about whether free cash flow alone can sustain returns. Upland Software, Old Dominion Freight Line and Collegium Pharmaceutical show healthy cash generation but face headwinds—from slipping billings to cyclical demand and regulatory risk—that could curb future growth and shareholder value. The takeaway: durable returns require smart reinvestment and a lasting…

April checks are set to start arriving this week, with payments staggered by birth date. Beyond when the money lands, evolving policy questions and funding concerns are shaping the conversation about Social Security’s future.

SpaceX’s long-awaited public debut could arrive as soon as June 2026. Early exposure is on the table—via private secondary markets or a sizeable retail allocation in the IPO—but both paths come with liquidity, cost, and timing trade-offs that keep the outcome uncertain.

Nike is reportedly lining up a landmark sponsorship that would make it the official match ball for Europe’s top club competitions, potentially ending Adidas’s 25-year run. Details remain under wraps, but the move could reshape branding, broadcast visibility, and the football sponsorship landscape across the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League.

Alphabet’s quiet SpaceX stake could turn into a visible, liquid asset if SpaceX pursues a near-term IPO. A public listing as soon as June would sharpen Alphabet’s portfolio view and open new capital-allocation possibilities—from AI and cloud bets to potential buybacks or new investments. Timing and pricing could reshape how investors assess Alphabet’s growth story.

Kraken earns a rare, limited-purpose foothold in the Federal Reserve’s payment rails—offering faster transfers for wholesale clients while keeping tight controls. The move could ease some regulatory tensions, but it also sparks new questions about risk and crypto’s role in mainstream finance.

New estimates suggest a popular senior tax deduction could widen Social Security’s funding gap by about $169 billion over the next decade. The trade-off between immediate relief for retirees and long-term solvency is renewing debate over how to shore up benefits.

One late-night text exposed a secret real estate move, shaking a Memphis couple’s finances and trust. The segment dives into inclusion, risk tolerance, and how fast decisions can strain partnership—and what couples can do to navigate big investments together.

Pimco is leading a large debt sale tied to Oracle’s Saline Township data-center project, with Bank of America coordinating and Blackstone backing the equity. The financing uses long-dated, amortizing bonds through a private placement to institutional buyers, with a mid-April close eyed and a sizable equity tranche on the table.