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1Bitget UEX Daily | Oil Prices Briefly Break 110 USD; US Stock Futures Fall Across the Board; Iran's New Leader Takes Office (March 09, 2026)2Oracle Q3 Earnings Preview: Limited Performance Boost, Market Seeks Long-Term Optimistic Outlook3On the Eve of the Oil Crisis
Crypto Researcher: Banks Can’t Begin to Use XRP Until It Hits This Price Level
TimesTabloid·2026/03/09 13:06

Microsoft taps Anthropic for Copilot Cowork in push for AI agents
101 finance·2026/03/09 13:06
DENT (DENT) fluctuated by 54.7% in 24 hours: trading volume surged and market inflows drove a strong rebound
Bitget Pulse·2026/03/09 13:04
Post-Quantum Shift Could Force Crypto Exchanges to Rethink Wallet Security
Decrypt·2026/03/09 13:01

Has Bitcoin formed a bull trap? Uncertainty fuels fresh BTC losses
AMBCrypto·2026/03/09 13:01
UHS’s $5.25 Offer for Talkspace Is a Gamble on a Sector That Has Undervalued the Company’s Worth
101 finance·2026/03/09 12:57
Crypto's Influx of Capital Compared to Price Decline: An Analysis of Market Flows
101 finance·2026/03/09 12:51
Oil output, exports knocked by Iran conflict as prices surge
101 finance·2026/03/09 12:51
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Land & Buildings Investment Management, LLC (“Land & Buildings”) recently announced its intention to vote against two long-serving directors, Mr. Dominski and Ms. Hackett, at the 2026 annual shareholders meeting of First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.The investment management company stated that this move reflects its concerns regarding the governance structure of First Industrial Realty Trust and the board refreshment process. Land & Buildings believes that the board needs to be infused with new perspectives and expertise to better address future market challenges and drive sustained shareholder value growth. Further details and specific reasons regarding this voting intention are expected to be disclosed more fully as the 2026 shareholders' meeting approaches.
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JPMorgan warns that US stocks may fall by 10% due to Middle East conflict; market is not yet preparedGolden Ten Data reported on March 9 that JPMorgan's trading division stated that the Iran war could trigger a drop of up to 10% in the S&P 500 Index from its peak, and that U.S. stock market traders are not yet prepared for this. Andrew Tyler, Head of Global Market Intelligence at JPMorgan, said on Monday that due to the ongoing Middle East conflict and oil prices breaking above $100 per barrel, he has turned "tactically bearish" on U.S. stocks. If a correction occurs, this would mean the S&P 500 Index would fall 10% from its high to around 6,270 points, about 7% lower than last Friday's closing level. Tyler noted that investors' current positions are not prepared for a downturn: "Current positioning is overall neutral, lacking extreme de-risking operations." As traders "expect the situation to ease," energy stocks saw net selling last week. However, after several Gulf countries cut production, oil prices surged above $100 per barrel, raising market concerns about long-term supply shocks and stagflation risks. Tyler believes that if the conflict does not persist, these risks may quickly dissipate. "Once there is a clear path to de-escalation, this tactical view will end, as the underlying macro fundamentals still support risk assets."
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Goplus: NFT Liquidity Trading Platform gondixyz Hacked, Loses Around $230,000BlockBeats News, March 9th, according to Goplus monitoring, NFT liquidity trading platform gondixyz was hacked due to a vulnerability, resulting in multiple NFTs being stolen, with an estimated loss of about $230,000.
gondixyz officials stated that, until the team confirms safety, please do not repay the loan. Users are advised to immediately revoke approval of affected contracts through Revoke Cash and refrain from initiating any new activities on the platform.
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