The ceasefire is over. Tensions with Iran remain high, but have investors decided to move on. Welcome to the Big Money Show.I'm Brian Brenberg, along with my co-host Taylor Riggs, Dagen McDowell, Jackie DeAngelis, and with us for not one, but two hours, Fox Business contributor >> and entrepreneur we have We have Marcus Lemonis is here. Good to see you, sir. >> You too.>> So, talks will continue even as the US and Iran return to trading fire. President Trump writing on Truth Social, "The Islamic Republic of ...

We're back with Morning Trade Live. Checking out today's chart for Delta Airlines, which reported on earnings beat and earnings beat on the top and bottom lines this morning, even as it absorbed the highest quarterly fuel expense in company history, but it's passing it on to the consumer. It's dropped a bit now, down 2%.That could have something to do with oil and this big shift we saw in the market post President Trump's comment about the ceasefire continuing to be over as they still negotiate with Iran he ...

See more of our coverage in your search results.Delta CEO Ed Bastian warned Friday that travelers could see higher airfare costs continue even as oil prices fall from multi-year highs – which he expects will help boost the carrier’s profits to hit its annual goal.“I think it’s sustainable,” Bastian told CNBC when he was asked about high ticket prices, nodding to robust travel demand, more seating options and an industry that has been burnt in the past – and is hesitant to expand capacity as soon as oil star ...