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President Trump announced ongoing U.S. military operations against Iran called 'Operation Epic Fury' while presenting the Medal of Honor to three soldiers for extraordinary acts of valor in World War II, Vietnam, and Afghanistan.
Global markets are selling off sharply and oil prices spiking as US-Israeli strikes on Iran expand into a broader regional conflict with uncertain duration, while Congress prepares to challenge the President's war powers this week.
Advantage Media CEO Adam Woody shares how small businesses can survive industry disruption by embracing AI as an enhancement tool while doubling down on niche specialization, authentic human connection, and strategic brand building to establish market authority.
Stock futures rose following President Trump's State of the Union address, where he claimed an economic 'turnaround for the ages' driven by tariffs. However, economic data shows slowing GDP growth, persistent inflation at 2.7%, and rising unemployment, while markets await crucial Nvidia earnings and Thursday's Iran negotiations in Geneva.
Markets bounced back from an AI-fear-driven sell-off triggered by a viral research report, while Meta announced a massive chip partnership with AMD and new tariffs took effect, amid stark warnings from Schwab's CIO about private credit risks.
Markets opened lower amid confusion over President Trump's new 15% universal tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling striking down his emergency tariff authority, while a historic Northeast blizzard disrupted travel and trading floors. Energy traders warned of potential oil price spikes if Iran tensions escalate, and crypto analysts noted Bitcoin's correlation with tech stocks amid a rotation into precious metals.
President Trump condemns the Supreme Court's ruling against his global tariffs under AIPA while simultaneously claiming the decision confirms broader presidential powers under alternative trade statutes, announcing immediate implementation of new tariffs under different legal authorities.
Markets are cautiously rotating from mega-cap tech into AI infrastructure and small-caps as BHP reports copper now drives over half its earnings, fueled by structural demand from AI data centers and energy transition amid tightening global supply.
Despite ongoing AI-driven selling pressure in software stocks and concerns about leverage in private credit markets, Astrozoa Capital CIO Joe Hegner sees the software selloff as a major 2026 buying opportunity through convertible bonds, while Dutch Bros CEO Christine Baron outlines aggressive expansion plans targeting 2,029 stores by 2029.
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee signaled caution on further rate cuts despite cooling goods inflation, emphasizing that sticky services inflation and tariff uncertainty require patience; meanwhile, economists note AI disruption fears are spreading across sectors even as consumer spending remains the primary growth driver.
Markets endured a volatile week led by tech and financials selling off despite softer-than-expected CPI data, while consumers increasingly prioritize value over brand loyalty as food prices surge. Meanwhile, the aging U.S. power grid faces mounting strain from electrification and AI data centers, requiring substantial capital investment to ensure reliability.
January CPI data showed headline inflation at 0.2% month-over-month, below the 0.3% expected, while core CPI rose 0.3% in line with estimates, offering markets temporary relief but maintaining a cautious Federal Reserve stance amid data distortions from the government shutdown and ongoing tariff pass-through effects.