
The Fed Meets Tomorrow With Oil at $100 and No Good Options
The Federal Reserve begins its March meeting with crude oil above $100, inflation expectations climbing, and rate cut hopes fading. Here's why Chair Powell faces his toughest call in years.
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The Federal Reserve begins its March meeting with crude oil above $100, inflation expectations climbing, and rate cut hopes fading. Here's why Chair Powell faces his toughest call in years.

G7 finance ministers are discussing a 300-400 million barrel emergency oil release as the Strait of Hormuz closure sends crude past $100 and gas prices toward historic levels.

Paramount Skydance will acquire Warner Bros. Discovery after Netflix declined to match a $31/share offer. It's the biggest entertainment deal in history.

Federal investigators are questioning Microsoft's rivals about cloud licensing, AI bundling, and the OpenAI partnership. The probe just got serious.

Strong revenue, solid networking growth, and a new AI chip couldn't save Cisco from the one number Wall Street cared about: margins.

Gartner's latest forecast shows AI spending surging 44% in 2026. Infrastructure dominates, but the ROI question looms larger than ever.

The S&P 500 had its best day since November after the president called off threatened tariffs. Investors aren't celebrating yet.

Beijing's exports to the US fell 20%, but shipments to the rest of the world more than made up the difference. Here's why that matters.

The president is visiting Dearborn's F-150 plant and addressing the Detroit Economic Club amid tariff debates and slipping business confidence.

Goldman Sachs is offloading Apple Card to JPMorgan Chase at a $1 billion discount. What cardholders need to know about the transition.

The EV2 promises 240 miles of range at a price most Americans can afford. Here's why this changes everything for the electric car market.

Employers added just 50,000 jobs last month, the weakest growth since COVID recovery began. Here's what it means for the economy and your job security.