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Iran’s parliament is reviewing legislation that would require the state to pay €50 million ($58 million) to anyone who kills US President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or US Central Command leader Admiral Brad Cooper.

GDS Holdings (NASDAQ:GDS), a developer and operator of high-performance data centers in China and South-East Asia, announced its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, delivering substantial bottom-line expansion fueled by operational scaling and corporate financing transactions.

Flight Centre Travel Group (ASX:FLT) has secured a US$5 million investment in Blockskye, a Boston-based corporate travel payments technology provider.

The Albanese government is planning to ram controversial changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing through parliament before the July winter break.

Epic Games announced the global reinstatement of its flagship video game Fortnite to Apple’s 9NASDAQ:AAPL) App Store across international markets, utilizing the strategic commercial expansion to further challenge the iPhone maker's ecosystem transaction fees before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Ethereum could regain momentum if the Middle East conflict cools, according to market analyst Tom Lee.

Pearl Diver Credit Company (NYSE:PDCC) reported a quarter of divergent financial indicators, as robust recurring cash distributions from its collateralized loan obligation (CLO) investments stood in contrast to heavy, market-driven paper devaluations that erased a portion of its accounting book value.

Driven Brands Holdings (NASDAQ:DRVN) reported a significant turnaround in its fourth-quarter bottom-line results, shaking off a prior-year net loss to deliver stable adjusted earnings supported by an expanded global automotive services retail footprint.

Thermon Group Holdings (NYSE:THR) reported record revenue for fiscal year 2026, driven by robust industrial process heating demand, even as one-time transaction costs tied to its upcoming merger temporarily compressed bottom-line profits.

KE Holdings (NYSE:BEKE), China’s largest housing transactions platform, reported a 46.7% increase in first-quarter net income as internal cost optimization mitigated an extended contraction in the nation's new-home market.