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``` Gasoline prices in the United States have broken through the $4 mark, putting the White House under familiar political pressure and, on the same day, prompting Trump to make his most direct public statement on ending the Iran war. On Tuesday, Trump told reporters at the White House that the

Intel is demonstrating its financial recovery with real money. **The chip giant announced that it will spend $14.2 billion to buy back equity in its Irish factory from Apollo Global Management.** On April 1, according to Bloomberg, Intel will fund the deal with cash on hand and about $6.

``` As it celebrates its 50th anniversary, Apple finds itself at a crossroads full of uncertainty. The tech giant, which once reshaped the consumer electronics industry with the iPod and iPhone, now faces multiple challenges including lagging behind in AI deployment, lack of hardware innovation, pressure in the Chinese market, and

``` SpaceX secretly filed for an IPO, seeking to raise over $50 billion, potentially valuing the company as high as $1.75 trillion and possibly surpassing Saudi Aramco as the largest IPO in history. This news has reignited hope in the global large IPO market, which has been quiet for years,

``` Eli Lilly is leveraging its strong capital accumulated in the obesity field to bet on the next high-potential health sector. The American pharmaceutical giant announced that it will acquire the biotechnology company Centessa Pharmaceuticals for up to $7.8 billion, marking the second largest acquisition in Lilly’s history. Centessa

``` The global luxury goods industry is undergoing its most severe market test since the new century began. LVMH’s share price plummeted 28% in the first quarter this year, marking the largest single-quarter drop since the bursting of the internet bubble and making it the worst-performing European luxury stock this