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Aramco Could Pay No Performance-Linked Dividend in 2025

Saudi Aramco is forecast to have no performance-linked dividend this year after a more balanced 2024 cash cycle.

US Stock Futures Dip Despite Record Highs As Fed Stands Pat

U.S. stock futures edge lower after S&P 500 hits record high, Fed minutes signal pause in rate cuts

Palantir Plunges 10% on Pentagon Budget Cut Report

Palantir shares plunged 10% in late trading after a Washington Post report said the US Pentagon must plan for 8% annual budget cuts, which would slash the company's government revenue.

Trump's Advisers Target 10-Year Treasury to Lower Borrowing Costs

Top Trump economic advisers aim to cut borrowing costs for Americans by targeting a rate influenced more by Wall Street and financial markets than by the Federal Reserve.

Brookdale Reports Q4 Loss, Revenue Falls

Brookdale Senior Living reports Q4 loss, revenue of $780.9 million

Gold's Record Run May Have More Room to Climb, Goldman Says

Gold prices could rise to $3,100 an ounce by year-end due to increased central bank demand, says Goldman Sachs. However, trade uncertainty could push prices even higher to $3,300. Gold has gained 9.7% this year and is hovering around record highs.

Shein Under Pressure to Slash Valuation to About $30 Billion

Shein, online fast-fashion retailer, faces pressure to reduce its valuation to $30 billion.

TikTok Buyers in Direct Talks with White House

Interested parties in the popular app TikTok are in direct talks with the White House. The app's fate has been uncertain since Trump signed an executive order seeking to ban it or force a sale for national security reasons.

Oil Falls on Peace Deal Hopes, Trump Tariff Concerns

Oil prices fall on hopes of a Ukraine-Russia peace deal and U.S. tariff threats.

Hot Inflation Data Cools Stock Rally, Pushes Up Yields

The latest inflation data shows that prices continue to rise in the United States, dampening hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut and causing a surge in bond yields. Despite this, stocks pared most of their losses as tech buyers stepped in.