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Palantir's Retail Investors: How a Maverick CEO and a Dedicated Base Fueled the Stock's Surge

Palantir stock has soared since going public in 2020. Retail investors have embraced the company, drawn to its disruptive technology and charismatic CEO, Alex Karp. As a result, Palantir's success may be largely due to its devoted retail investor base.

GM-Jack Cooper Relationship Implodes, Cars Not Loaded

General Motors and Jack Cooper's partnership is in jeopardy after GM stopped providing Jack Cooper with vehicles to transport due to a contract breach.

Elon Musk Speaks at JPMorgan Chase Conference

Elon Musk spoke at a JPMorgan conference attended by CEO Jamie Dimon, discussing topics like government efficiency. Amidst settled legal differences, Musk and JPMorgan engage in a wide-ranging conversation moderated by David Rubenstein.

Oil Prices Fall for Third Straight Week on Trade War Concerns

Oil prices fall on trade war fears, set for third weekly decline

Musk's DOGE Team Vetted by Treasury Secretary, No System 'Tinkering'

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent vets Treasury employee on Musk's government efficiency team, assures no data tampering. Bessent expresses confidence in Musk's team's abilities, highlighting their professionalism and potential cost savings.

Foreign Investors Buy Into English Cricket's The Hundred

The Hundred, a cricket tournament in England, attracts significant investment from India and the United States. Billionaire tech investors, including Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, have purchased a stake in London Spirit. Indian investors from the IPL, such as Sunrisers Hyderabad, have also acquired shares in other franchises. The investment is expected to raise over 500 million pounds ($620 million) for English cricket.

US Stocks Fall as Consumer Expectations for Inflation Rise

US stocks fell on Friday after a report showed consumer inflation expectations rose and job growth was slower than expected, erasing earlier gains.

US Stocks Edge Higher After Jobs Report, Amazon Disappoints

US stocks edged higher Friday, boosted by jobs data showing resilience in the labor market. The S&P 500 gained 0.1%, while the Nasdaq Composite added 0.3%. Amazon's disappointing revenue outlook weighed on shares, dropping 2% in early trading. The monthly jobs report showed the US economy added 143,000 jobs in January, below expectations but indicating a resilient labor market. The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.0% from 4.1% in December.

Revised Payroll Benchmark Shows 598,000 Fewer Jobs Created in 12 Months

The Bureau of Labor Statistics revised its estimate of job creation in the past year to 598,000 fewer than previously reported. The final nonfarm payrolls benchmark revision was less than the 818,000 reduction estimated in August. Economists had expected the level of employment over the 12-month period to be reduced by about 668,000 jobs following updates to the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages data.

CBOE's Earnings Miss, Revenue Falls Short of Estimates

CBOE Global Markets reports Q4 net income of $196.5 million, missing expectations. Adjusted revenue also fell short of estimates, while annual profit and revenue increased.