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This is CNBC’s Morning Squawk newsletter. Subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox.Happy Tuesday. As someone with protein coffee in their fridge, I can’t say I’m surprised that “functional beverages” are taking off.Stock futures are positive this morning. The market is coming off a winning day.Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day:1. Case closedA view of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, on June 25, 2026. Saul Loeb | AFP | Getty ImagesThe Supreme Court had a busy morning yesterday. The nation’s highest court ruled on President Donald Trump’s ability to fire…
Jarvis says defence spending plans “reflect the realities of warfare” and commits to strengthening the UK’s nuclear deterrent. Source link
Don’t believe the negative hype: At a time when consumer sentiment is near record lows, shift workers’ attitudes towards their jobs has actually gotten better over the past year, according to a survey released Tuesday.Deputy, a global firm that helps small businesses with schedule, human resources and affiliated services, said its annual survey showed a slight uptick in employees who feel good about their jobs and a significant downturn in those unhappy with their jobs.Those surveyed showed a 78.9% rate of workers who “reported feeling positive at the end of their shifts,” up nearly half a percentage point from last…
Factbox-US Supreme Court’s FTC ruling will affect cases related to other Trump firings Source link
The workshop presented a series of scenarios to participants. The simulated events at days 0, 45, 60, 90, and 180 included attacks in space and on the ground. Credit: Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies The workshop presented a series of scenarios to participants. The simulated events at days 0, 45, 60, 90, and 180 included attacks in space and on the ground. Credit: Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies US and allied military commanders would have to decide when and how to respond in such scenarios. Governments might prefer a diplomatic response over a military reaction in some situations. If a…
The prime minister speaks as the UK government unveils its defence spending plans. Source link
Germany’s head coach said the country was no longer one of football’s elite sides, after a shock defeat to Paraguay on Monday night led to the team’s third early World Cup exit in a row. The four-time world champions drew 1-1 against Paraguay, who began the tournament more than 30 places below Germany in Fifa’s global rankings. Paraguay went on to win on penalties, the first time Germany has lost a World Cup shootout. Paraguayan President Santiago Peña declared a national holiday on Tuesday to celebrate the team’s historic victory. “Paraguay never gives up! Holiday damn it!!” Peña wrote on…
People walk along the Corniche area in Doha, Qatar, on June 29, 2026. United States and Iranian negotiators are scheduled to hold high-level talks in Doha, according to media reports.Nurphoto | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesOil prices were mixed on Tuesday as energy market participants closely monitored the potential for fresh talks between the U.S. and Iran in Qatar.International benchmark Brent crude futures with August delivery were last seen down 0.1% at $73.13 per barrel, paring earlier losses. The contract is on track to end June roughly $20 lower, or 21% lower than the closing session on May 29. Brent crude…
Investing.com — The Trade Desk stock fell 2.9% in pre-open trading after Arete Research downgraded the programmatic advertising platform from ’Neutral’ to ’Sell’, assigning a price target of $11.60. The downgrade pushed TTD’s analyst ratings to 13 buys, 20 holds, and 4 sells, reflecting a market that has grown increasingly divided on the stock’s near-term prospects. The Arete action is not an isolated event. Rothschild Redburn recently initiated coverage with a Sell rating and an $11 price target, citing intensifying competition across the advertising supply chain. Adding to the pressure, Walmart ended its exclusive retail-media partnership with The Trade Desk,…
A Digital Realty data center in Sterling, Virginia, US, on Sunday, May 31, 2026. Lexi Critchett | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesDigital Realty fell in premarket trading after it announced its buying a $3.5 billion stake in three data centers from asset manager Blackstone on Tuesday. The Austin-based global data center firm will pay $1.2 billion in cash and $2.3 billion in shares for data centers in Northern Virginia, valued at $7.8 billion. The transaction is expected to be completed on Tuesday. Digital Realty will purchase Blackstone’s 80% interest in two 96-megawatt data centers in Manassas, Virginia, and a 50% interest…