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Big Tech is buying small reactors. Washington is buying time. Russia and China? They rule the nuclear-power world.

Trump hoped his Iran reprieve would bring a stock-market miracle — but investors aren’t buying and time is short.

President Donald Trump late Thursday said he would sign an executive order to “immediately” pay Transportation Security Administration workers who have gone without pay during a long-running partial government shutdown.

Disruptions in the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz over the past four weeks will unleash a “sequential” shock to global supplies that’ll run from east to west with much of the world taking a hit by April, according to strategists at J.P. Morgan.

Even as the Nasdaq slid into correction territory, shares of prominent software companies like Salesforce, CrowdStrike and Figma finished the session higher.

Micron’s price-to-earnings multiple has compressed dramatically, as earnings expectations have surged and the stock has fallen.

President Trump on Thursday extended his five-day pause on a planned U.S. attack on Iran’s energy infrastructure until April 6, but Iran’s critical oil-export hub, Kharg Island, remains in the spotlight as the next potential target.

Trump said he would pause attacking Iran’s energy infrastructure for 10 days late on Thursday as stocks tumbled