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Bezos advises sorting decisions into low-stakes and high-consequence, with quick reversible calls and slow irreversible calls, to maintain Amazon's speed.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday said that Russia has transferred drones to Iran and asserted those systems were later used in strikes targeting U.S. bases and Iran's neighbors in the Middle East.

In a post on X on Sunday, Tucker Carlson said that the CIA is moving toward a criminal referral to the Justice Department that he claims is built around allegations he broke the Foreign Agent Act by communicating with people in Iran.

Survey shows consumers are opting for cheaper products due to inflation. Higher-income households are also bargain-hunting. Shift in mindset for financial advisors to understand.

Anthony Scaramucci, founder of global investment firm SkyBridge Capital, explained how he manages his time across family, business and personal hobbies using the "rock-and-sand" metaphor.

The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing increased investor interest during the week and looks at the catalysts driving attention.

On Sunday, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps posted an online threat aimed at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying it would keep hunting him down if he remains alive.

American oil producers to gain $60B as Iran conflict drives up prices. U.S. shale companies to benefit most.

Chris Wright optimistic about potential end to Iran conflict in coming weeks, as gas prices rise and consumer confidence dips.

JPMorgan estimates show SPR release won't solve Iran war-related oil crisis. G7 could release 1.2M barrels/day.

Rising oil prices may benefit Tesla sales, but inflation could hinder stock performance. Markets may help offset domestic challenges.

Healthcare, media, beauty and tech names led last week's large-cap decliners, as earnings misses, weak guidance, analyst cuts and financing moves pressured sentiment.

The week in crypto saw AI-driven Bitcoin trading experiments, record corporate Bitcoin sell-offs, growing focus on payments utility from Circle Internet Group, new privacy initiatives from Foundry backed by Barry Silbert, and U.S. lawmakers including Angela Alsobrooks push for a compromise on stablecoin rewards.

Broadcom, AMD, and Applied Materials expand AI semiconductor capabilities, developing next-gen memory and high-speed networking solutions.

AI infrastructure plays, EV names and power-demand beneficiaries led last week's large-cap winners list, with Nebius, Micron and NIO posting standout gains.

The week in mobility and tech saw Nio Inc. double down on in-house chips and battery swaps, WeRide Inc. expand its partnership with Tencent Cloud, Tesla, Inc. face a $1 million lawsuit in Texas, Ford Motor Company roll out a customer loyalty initiative, and Uber Technologies, Inc. launch robotaxis in Las Vegas.

The week in tech saw Amazon raise prices for its ad-free Prime Video plan, Meta Platforms reportedly consider major layoffs, Apple cut App Store fees in China, while Oracle Corporation posted strong quarterly earnings and Adobe Inc. announced a CEO transition.

From Tim Cook's Apple gamble to F1 ratings, China fee cuts, Musk's tribute and market concentration debate — here's the week's roundup.

This week, finance and energy leaders warned of oil supply shocks, market risks, and global economic fallout from Strait of Hormuz tensions.

Trump advisers and family members made headlines over Iran escalation warnings, financial disclosures, and midterm election strategies.

Trump administration to receive $10 Billion from TikTok deal with Oracle, MGX, and Silver Lake. Trump previously described it as tremendous fee-plus.

U.S. and Chinese economic chiefs meet in Paris ahead of a Trump-Xi summit to discuss tariffs, rare earths, and high-tech trade.

Gov. Newsom accused President Donald Trump and Greg Bovino of using secret police in California to terrorize communities.

Anthony Scaramucci highlighted Mike Novogratz's claim that Bank of New York's CEO is considering AI agents as "employees."

FCC Chair warns broadcasters of potential license loss for spreading misinformation, echoing Trump's attacks on mainstream media.

Rising Iran tensions threaten global oil markets, with Kharg Island strikes and Hormuz Strait threats driving concerns over energy prices.

Sen. Murphy warns Trump has lost control of Iran conflict, with global consequences. Trump rejects ceasefire, secures Strait of Hormuz.

Dr. Casey Means, U.S. surgeon general nominee, now urges Americans to get the measles vaccine, reversing her earlier hesitation.

US Embassy warns citizens to leave Iraq as Iran-aligned militias escalate attacks. Embassy closed, airports at risk.

Trump rejected Iran's ceasefire offer, criticized Zelenskyy's negotiating stance and warned of further U.S. strikes.

Elon Musk announced Tesla's Terafab project, set to launch in 7 days, to produce AI chips for its self-driving tech.

The U.S. Army awards Anduril Industries enterprise contract worth up to $20 billion to streamline operations.

The Trump administration is pursuing new tariffs and trade probes after a Supreme Court ruling wiped out a key revenue source, while fiscal watchdogs warn U.S. debt could climb to $58 trillion by 2036.

On Saturday, President Donald Trump said multiple countries will join the U.S. in dispatching warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open after Iran's attempted shutdown of the waterway.

Robert Kiyosaki has warned that a fast-moving downturn is intensifying, pointing to investor withdrawals from private credit funds and trouble spreading across major banks and well-known financial firms.

WADA denied an AP report about banning Trump and other U.S. officials, saying any funding-rule changes would not affect the 2028 LA Olympics or upcoming World Cup.

BuzzFeed warned of liquidity trouble, pulled 2026 guidance and pitched new AI apps as CEO Jonah Peretti declared, "Software is the new content."

On Friday, Mark Cuban blasted what he described as runaway Medicare Advantage costs as congressional advisers push for tighter limits,

Despite graduating with a modest 2.65 GPA, Steve Jobs went on to co-found Apple Inc., return after being ousted in 1985 and lead the launch of iconic products like the iPod, iPhone and iPad, helping build the company into a $3.76 trillion tech giant.

Anthony Scaramucci says he expects a fast cooling of a war-driven standoff, arguing President Trump could simply announce success and give markets a reason to rebound.

South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok said that his White House meeting with President Trump left him with the impression that Trump still favors restarting talks with Kim Jong-un.

The annual developer conference of NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA), known as Nvidia GTC (GPU Technology Conference), is set to commence on Monday, March 16-19.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has record 16 noms for Sinners, but Polymarket odds favor One Battle After Another for Best Picture & Jordan for Best Actor.

Biomea Fusion (NASDAQ: BMEA) shares rose Friday after the company reported positive Phase II data for icovamenib in type 2 diabetes, highlighting durable efficacy and a favorable safety profile.

Palmer Luckey, known for Oculus and Anduril, started a teen hobby of retro-gaming, still pursued it during his successful career, now valued at $1B

-link data-ticker=GOOGL data-exchange=NASDAQ href=https://www.benzinga.com/quote/GOOGL target=_blank rel=noopener>(NASDAQ: GOOGL), One week after we celebrated the International Women's day, here is a stark reminder how the C-suite remains underrepresented by women.Data from a leadership-focused ETF underscores how uncommon female leadership remains among large U.S. companies. The Wedbush ReturnOnLeadership U.S. Large-Cap ETF (ARCA: EXEQ) universe of 50 companies, only about 10% are led by women CEOs. Those include Jayshree Ullal of Arista Networks Inc (NYSE: ANET), Lori Koch of DuPont de Nemours Inc (NYSE: DD), Martina Cheung of S&P Global Inc (NYSE: SPGI), Ashley McEvoy of Insulet Corp (NASDAQ: PODD) and Debra Cafaro of Ventas Inc (NYSE: VTR). The ETF tracks companies ranked through a leadership execution framework developed by Indiggo. Janeen Gelbart, co-founder and CEO of the firm, said the methodology evaluates corporate leadership broadly rather than focusing on individual executives.

Defense technology ETFs including ITA, XAR and SHLD are in focus as AI platforms increasingly power modern military operations and intelligence.

Benzinga examined the prospects for many investors' favorite stocks over the last week — here's a look at some of our top stories.

Retail investors talked up five hot stocks this week (March 9 to March 13) on X and Reddit's r/WallStreetBets, driven by retail hype, earnings, AI buzz, and corporate news flow.

Sleep Number (NASDAQ: SNBR) reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings. CEO stated they exceeded 2025 guidance and anticipate growth in 2026. Stock fell 6%.

Vivid Seats (NASDAQ:SEAT) reports Q4 loss of $428.7M, revenue down 37% to $126.8M. Shares up 4.4% to $5.90. Analysts adjust price targets.

GAMBLING beats Q4 earnings estimates with $46.236M sales & $15.5M Adjusted EBITDA. FY2026 sales projected at $170-180M, below market expectation of $185.309M.