“ Imperial Petroleum posts $0.35 EPS and $51.1M revenue in Q4, with earnings up 250% year-over-year as tanker utilization drives profitability. vishnu · March 6, 2026 EPS without consensus context. Imperial Petroleum Inc reported diluted earnings per share of $0.35 for Q4 2025, translating to net income of $15.0 million on revenue of $51.1 million. [...]
Publix still showed growth in 2025, albeit sluggish. The grocer listed several challenges, including inflation, tariffs and competition.
The New York Stock Exchange has agreed to pay a $9 million civil fine to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges over a computer glitch that disrupted the stock market open in January 2023, causing wild swings in the prices of blue-chip stocks.
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc (NASDAQ:ODFL) shares are trading lower Friday afternoon, extending volatility that followed the less-than-truckload carrier's February operating update released after Tuesday's close, while broader market sentiment is also pressured by rising geopolitical tensions and energy price uncertainty. Here’s what investors need to know.Old Dominion Freight Line shares are sliding. What’s pressuring ODFL stock?Old Dominion Freight Volumes Decline As Pricing ImprovesOld Dominion said revenue per day fell 3.3% in February from a year earlier, driven by a 6.8% drop in LTL tons per day. That reflected a 7% decline in daily shipments, only partly offset by a slight 0.2% uptick in weight per shipment. However, for the quarter-to-date period, LTL revenue per hundredweight increased 3.5%, or 4.1% excluding fuel surcharges, signaling firmer underlying yield.Old Dominion CEO Signals Cautious Optimism On FreightPresident and CEO Marty Freeman said management is "encouraged" by trends in the business and remains "cautiously optimistic" about ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
In 2026, the cryptocurrency scene in Latin America is about to reach a new stage as institutional players become more aware of the region's possibilities. The market is transcending its conventional retail-driven model as banks, asset managers, and fintechs start to invest cash and infrastructure. Although policy divergence remains a significant issue among nations, regulatory frameworks are also emerging, providing clearer advice for asset management and compliance. According to a new Go Markets report, LATAM is being viewed through an institutional, strategic lens and is no longer just a speculative playground. Digital alternatives are now supplementing traditional financial infrastructure, which has historically underserved a large portion of the population. Adoption of cryptocurrency is becoming more closely associated with useful financial...
BitcoinWorldGold Price Skyrockets as Shocking US Payrolls Data Crushes US DollarLONDON, May 9, 2025 – The gold price surged dramatically in global trading today, posting its most significant single-day gain in over eight months. This powerful rally followed the release of unexpectedly weak U.S. non-farm payrolls data, which immediately undermined the U.S. Dollar and triggered a massive flight to traditional safe-haven assets. Consequently, spot gold [...]This post Gold Price Skyrockets as Shocking US Payrolls Data Crushes US Dollar first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
KuCoin license issue Dubai: Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has ordered the cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin to cease operations due to licensing issues, warning investors about the risks of dealing with unlicensed platforms.
SINGAPORE / ACCESS Newswire / March 6, 2026 / In an era where the cryptocurrency industry has been thoroughly tested and user demand for "transparency" has reached its peak, the world-leading digital asset exchange platform, Zoomex, announces the official launch...
BitcoinWorldUSD/CAD Plummets: Weak US Jobs Data and Surging Oil Prices Crush the GreenbackThe USD/CAD currency pair experienced a significant downturn today, driven by a potent combination of disappointing US employment figures and a robust rally in global crude oil markets. This dual-force event highlights the intricate dance between macroeconomic data and commodity prices in the foreign exchange arena. Consequently, the Canadian dollar, affectionately known as the Loonie, [...]This post USD/CAD Plummets: Weak US Jobs Data and Surging Oil Prices Crush the Greenback first appeared on BitcoinWorld.
The Senate has called for a strengthened regulatory framework that places the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at the centre of coordinating oversight for the country’s fast-growing fintech sector, while also demanding tougher measures to combat the proliferation of Ponzi schemes in Nigeria. The position was articulated by Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru (Lagos East), Chairman [...]
Stablecoins can no longer be viewed as a single product category. Recent developments point to their emergence as the foundation for a multi-layered infrastructure system, similar to the early architecture of the internet. The headlines this week paint a picture of momentum. Visa and Bridge expanded their cross-border stablecoin capabilities. BitGo and SoFi announced a [...]The post FinTech and Big Finance Fight to Own the Stablecoin Stack appeared first on PYMNTS.com.
Bitcoin’s recent break above $70,000 is leading to questions of whether this is the start of a new impulsive leg higher or just another stop in a longer bottoming process. Crypto analyst CrypFlow, posting on X, laid out a technical case for why Bitcoin may be in the early stages of forming a major cycle bottom and why October 2026 could mark the launchpad for the next full-scale bull run. The analysis is based on multi-year trendlines, cycle behavior, and the Stochastic RSI indicator. Bitcoin Is Respecting Trendline That Has Held Since 2018 Technical analysis of Bitcoin’s price action on the monthly timeframe shows that the leading cryptocurrency’s price action is still respecting a multi-year trendline that has quietly shaped Bitcoin’s biggest cycle lows. That ascending trendline connects the 2018 cycle bottom with the 2022 bottom and now appears to be acting as support again in 2026. Bitcoin’s current position is now sitting right on top of that structure. Related Reading: Bitcoin Just Flashed Death Cross That Has Led To Previous Bottoms, But What’s The Target? CrypFlow also pointed to a major horizontal zone that previously acted as resistance around the 2021 cycle top. That old ceiling around $69,000 is now being tested as support in the current price action. That kind of role reversal is very important for Bitcoin’s price action, because it shows the cryptocurrency may be trying to build a base at the intersection of that old resistance band and the rising trendline. If Bitcoin manages to stay above the current zone near $69,000 without falling to the $50,000 region, it would mirror the structure seen at the 2022 bottom. That low formed at a similar confluence where the rising trendline met the previous cycle’s resistance from the 2017 peak. Timeline For A New Bull Run Price levels get all the attention. Time gets almost none, and according to CrypFlow, that is precisely where most people are getting this cycle wrong. The analyst pointed to the Stochastic RSI to track how long this indicator has spent below the zero line during each major bear market cycle, and the historical pattern is striking in its consistency. Related Reading: Analyst Says It’s Time For Bitcoin, But What’s Important About $58,000? In the 2018/2019 cycle, the Stochastic RSI spent approximately 365 days below zero before Bitcoin mounted its real reversal and the next bull market began. The same held true in the 2022/2023 bear market cycle, where Bitcoin spent roughly one full year below zero before the sustained recovery kicked in. This cycle, however, Bitcoin’s Stochastic RSI has only been below zero for around 120 days. Putting it all together, this opens up a scenario where Bitcoin forms a double bottom later this year, likely around October 2026, before the next major bull run begins. This doesn’t necessarily mean Bitcoin is about to crash further. What it does suggest, according to CrypFlow, is that the price action hasn’t completed the slow, grinding work that true cycle bottoms are built on. Featured image from Pngtree, chart from Tradingview.com