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Oil dropped 3% to a 12-day low after Iran claimed it developed a two-year plan to cope with what is called Washington's 'economic D-Day'. Despite these developments related to the U.S.-Iran war, investors shrugged off the latest news.

Dick's Sporting Goods stock fell 15% after the retailer reported second fiscal quarter earnings that missed Wall Street expectations. The company attributed the poor performance to a challenging environment, specifically citing issues within the footwear market.

United Airlines is launching new international routes spanning from Sardinia to Okinawa in 2027. The company's expansion indicates a focus on premium, international travel.

Mate Rimac, CEO of Bugatti, stated that he believes high-end sports cars will continue to use old-school combustion engines for a very long time. This prediction was made despite the rising trend associated with electric vehicles (EVs).

Concerns regarding the size and cost of U.S. government spending have revived interest in the debasement trade. This trend has led to renewed attention on investments such as crypto and gold.

OpenAI banned Russian ChatGPT accounts after they were used in a covert misinformation campaign. The company noted that such incidents show how influence actors can use AI as a supporting tool for manufacturing authority.

Ukraine is targeting Russia’s retail giants, naming Ozon as the next economic pressure point. Kyiv stated that these attacks are aimed at disrupting Russian supply chains and inflicting further pressure on Putin's wartime economy.

The SEC reportedly subpoenaed Wall Street banks over Situational Awareness, an AI-focused hedge fund that faced a near collapse. The regulatory body is seeking information from major Wall Street banks concerning trades and financing tied to the fund.

BlackBerry CEO John Giamatteo announced that robotics is identified as one of QNX’s fastest-growing businesses. He stated this growth reflects the company's strategy to expand its software applications beyond the automotive sector.

A Dragon Ball Z themed park has received a $7 billion investment agreement. The deal was reached between French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, solidifying the commitment to the anime theme park.

Treasury yields steadied on Tuesday as traders await additional economic data releases. These anticipated data points are expected to provide insights into the overall U.S. economic picture.

India attracted $73 billion in inflows over the course of 11 weeks. This substantial influx was primarily driven by foreign currency bank deposits made specifically by non-resident Indians.

Lego reported record first-half revenue, with its CEO noting strong sales across various price points. Niels Christiansen stated that the company is seeing strong performance at both the high-end and value pricing ends of the spectrum.

Trump is targeting Iran’s trade lifelines, identifying countries most exposed to potential action. This strategy occurs against a backdrop of Washington's threat of "economic D-Day," which impacts a small group of governments that account for most of what remains of Iran's foreign trade.

Xpeng shares declined following weak delivery guidance. This stock performance occurred even though the company's robotics business secured a valuation that was nearly equal to its core electric vehicle (EV) operations.

Bitcoin jumped 3%, closing in on the $80,000 mark. This rally extended due to renewed inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs and improving risk appetite.

Indian IT services giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has secured a $1.5 billion contract. This deal involves deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology for German sports carmaker Porsche.

Gold prices have risen to a three-month high, driven by a weaker U.S. dollar and plans for Treasury bond buybacks announced by the U.S. treasury.

Sources suggest Bessent could use nearly $1 trillion from the Treasury General Account to fund bond buybacks. Using the TGA would give the Treasury considerable power intended to influence long-term bond yields.

Trump Media interim CEO Kevin McGurn defended his company's offer of faster access to President Donald Trump's Truth Social posts. According to McGurn, more individuals have signed up for this premium service.