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Gap CEO Says Breakup Chatter Is 'Bed' As Turnaround Gains Traction

Gap CEO Richard Dickson dismisses breakup rumors, focusing on growing the platform and improving operations. Despite the threat of tariffs, the retailer has seen a turnaround with better earnings, viral campaigns, and desirable products.

The Activist Short-Seller Industry in Decline: Hindenburg Research Shuts Down

Hindenburg Research, a top activist short seller, abruptly shut down, sending shockwaves through the industry. The founder gave no specific reason, but others point to increased scrutiny, litigation, and hostility toward short sellers in recent years. Regulators have also cracked down on the practice, with the SEC implementing new disclosure requirements.

Trump Announces $500B AI Investment With Oracle, OpenAI, SoftBank

$500B Private AI Investment Announced; Oracle (ORCL), OpenAI, SoftBank Join Joint Venture

Ally Earnings Surpass Estimates as Net Interest Margin Beats

Ally Financial Reports Surge in Earnings with Strong Net Interest Margin, Reduced Expenses

Worries Over Growth Drive Foreigners Out of Indian Stocks

Indian stocks face further decline as foreign investors resume selling, with concerns over earnings growth and sluggish consumption. Foreign funds have pulled a net $5.4 billion from Indian equities in January, marking the worst start to a year.

Asia Stocks Gain on Trump AI Boost, but China Worries Linger

Asian stocks edge higher on tech optimism, but Chinese shares decline on potential tariff concerns.

Japan Retailers Offer Big Pay Hikes, Boosting Profits and Inflation

Japanese retailers are offering big pay increases for a second year in a row, leading to squeezed profits for companies, more spending money for workers, and a potential green light for more central bank rate hikes.

Pathward Financial reports $31.4M first-quarter profit

Pathward Financial, Inc. (CASH) reported first-quarter profit of $31.4 million, or $1.29 per share, on revenue of $176.6 million.

US Stocks Climb as Trump's Orders and Tariffs Loom

US stocks rose Tuesday as investors evaluated President Trump's executive orders and the potential for tariffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.57%, the S&P 500 rose 0.40%, while the Nasdaq Composite added 0.04%.

LGBTQ workers face financial uncertainty ahead of Trump's second term

Financial Fears Within the LGBTQ Community Amidst Political Uncertainty: Economist Offers Advice on Navigating Job Security Concerns