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attack.

U.S.

and Iranian officials have agreed to resume nuclear talks next week in Vienna, as the U.S.

continues to build up its military presence in the region.

Jennifer Welch is chief geoeconomics analyst for Bloomberg Economics.

Bloomberg Economics analyst Jennifer Welch on Bloomberg surveillance.

Former President Bill Clinton delivered a sweeping denial of any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes as he began closed-door testimony Friday before a House committee investigating the disgraced financier's political connections.

Clinton said he had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing and described their relationship as a brief acquaintance that ended years before Epstein's conduct became public.

Clinton on Friday became the first former U.S.

president forced to testify to Congress.

His wife, former U.S.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, testified before the same panel Thursday.

It's on to the trading month of March after a down February for the U.S.

stock market.

We get more from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

SpaceX is targeting filing confidentially for an initial public offering as soon as next month as billionaire Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company moves forward with plans for the biggest ever listing.

The Starbase Texas-based firm expects to submit its draft IPO registration to the SEC in March.

Such a move would keep it on track for a June listing, making it the first of what could be a trio of mega-IPOs with OpenAI and Anthropic potentially coming after.

NASA is shaking up its Artemis mission to the moon, canceling a multi-billion dollar Boeing upgrade to the centerpiece SLS rocket and adding another test flight to a program beset by delays and cost overruns.

The changes announced Friday mean that NASA is swapping the actual moon landing for an additional mission closer to Earth while insisting the 2028 deadline for a lunar touchdown remains unchanged.