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1Bitget UEX Daily | Trump Does Not Rule Out Sending Troops to Iran; Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz, Oil Prices Soar; Drone and Space Stocks Rise Collectively (2026/03/03)2Bitcoin slide slowing, but bear market still in play: Analysts3Research Report｜In-Depth Analysis and Market Cap of Opinion Labs (OPN)
Valero Energy (VLO) Rises Even as Market Declines: Essential Information
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Expedia's 0.89% Gain Defies 327th-Ranked $440M Volume as PredictHQ Partnership Drives Optimism
101 finance·2026/03/04 00:01
Atlassian Jumps 6.21% Even as It Ranks 320th in Trading Volume, Reflecting Broader Sector and Market Trends
101 finance·2026/03/04 00:01
Verisk Analytics Slides to 310th in Volume Amid $2.5 Billion Buyback and Divergent Institutional Bets
101 finance ·2026/03/03 23:57
Ziff Davis Jumps 48% as Trading Volume Hits $480M, Placing 299th in Activity During Unexplained Surge
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Indiana Governor Signs Bill to Protect Bitcoin RightsThe Governor of Indiana has officially signed the HB 1042 bill, which protects bitcoin rights, prohibits discriminatory cryptocurrency taxation, and allows digital assets to be included in the state retirement plan. (Cointelegraph)
2026/03/03 23:54
Intel appoints Barratt as the next chairman, succeeding Frank Yeary格隆汇 March 4｜Intel has appointed Craig H. Barratt as its next chairman. Intel stated in a release on Tuesday that Barratt will succeed Frank Yeary as chairman after the annual shareholders meeting on May 13. Yeary, a former investment banker, joined Intel's board in 2009 and has served as chairman since 2023. Craig Barratt Barratt previously led Atheros Communications, which was acquired by Qualcomm, and held key positions at Google under Alphabet Inc. He also served as CEO of the startup Barefoot Networks, which was acquired by Intel in 2019. He joined Intel's board last year.
2026/03/03 23:50
NVIDIA Temporarily Closes Dubai Office, Employees to Work RemotelyBlockBeats News, March 4th, according to CNBC, Nvidia has temporarily closed its Dubai office, with employees working remotely.
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