world
Disney names parks boss Josh D’Amaro as its next CEO to succeed Bob Iger, effective March 18
Disney has named Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney Experiences, as its next CEO, succeeding Bob Iger and clinching a closely watched succession race at the Mouse House. Source link
Pfizer beats quarterly estimates despite Covid product decline, reaffirms modest outlook
The pharmaceutical giant reaffirmed the modest 2026 outlook that rattled investors in December. Source link
Palantir surges 11% after beating earnings estimates. Here's what's happening
The rise comes on the back of months of decline for the stock. Source link
PepsiCo earnings beat estimates as drinks sales pick up around the world
PepsiCo reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that topped Wall Street’s estimates. Source link
Trump refuses to be outdone by Europe, signing his own U.S.-India trade deal
The U.S. deal comes after global trading partners have been signing trade pacts, leaving America looking ostracized and more isolated. Source link
Rare earth stocks jump after Trump launches $12 billion critical minerals stockpile
The moves come shortly after President Donald Trump announced the establishment of a U.S. critical mineral reserve. Source link
European mining stocks rise as gold and silver rebound
European stocks opened broadly higher on Tuesday as global markets settled following a brief sell-off in cryptocurrencies and precious metals. Source link
'Devil in the details': India-U.S. deal raises hopes for a reset — but the fine print remains unclear
The U.S. and India have finalized a trade deal on Monday after months of negotiations, steadying a relationship that had plummeted to its lowest point in decades. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Asia markets and precious metals rebound amid Trump's trade deal with India
As part of the deal, New Delhi will “BUY AMERICAN” at “a much higher level,” and stop buying oil from Russia, according to Trump. Source link
Nintendo keeps its full-year sales guidance as Switch 2 momentum continues
Investors are weighing the impact of rising memory prices and the strength of Nintendo’s games pipeline ahead of the Switch 2. Source link