Nathan Hager

Bloomberg's Michael McKee has that.

And Bloomberg's Mike McKee reports we also got retail sales figures from February that showed a six-tenths percent increase from January, though that was before the war began.

Gas prices above $4 a gallon could shift spending to other areas if the war drags on.

War impact is showing up in Nike's earnings.

Those shares are down nearly 13 percent at the open on a surprisingly gloomy outlook.

Bloomberg's Isabel Lee reports Nike's expecting down revenues in the single digits for the rest of this year.

Bloomberg's Isabel Lee reporting, and Nike CEO Elliot Hill blew off some steam with staff over the stalled turnaround.

A recording of an all-hands meeting reviewed by Bloomberg shows Hill told staff, quote, we've got work to do.

Shares of Intel are up 5% at the open.

The chipmaker is buying back half of an Irish plant that it sold to Apollo Global Management for $14.2 billion.

And Bloomberg News has learned a drone company backed by President Trump's sons has met with officials in Abu Dhabi to discuss selling its weapons to the United Arab Emirates.

Sources tell us the talks with Powerus have not led to a final deal.

Eric and Donald Trump Jr.

have invested nearly a billion dollars in drone companies through their American Ventures Fund.

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I'm Nathan Hager watching new comments from President Trump on the war with Iran.

In a social media post this morning, the president says Tehran's new president has asked for a ceasefire, but he won't consider it until after the Strait of Hormuz is, quote, open, free and clear.