This is a Bloomberg moneym minute.

Stocks are under pressure as investors

eye reports saying the US is drafting

plans for potential ground troops in

Iran. Investors also watching crude oil

futures levitate. Also, traders

increasingly thinking the Fed might hike

interest rates this year, not cut. Soft

Bank working on a giant Ohio AI data

center. It's planning to power with

about $33 billion worth of natural gas

fired electricity. The owner of Ben &

Jerry's, Helmans, and other brands

looking to offload its $ 33 billion food

business to McCormack could be Unilver's

biggest overhaul of the company since it

was founded almost a century ago. And

Target tightening dress code rules for

store employees to require plain red

shirts with blue jeans or khakis,

according to sources who say if

employees opt instead to wear a company

provided red vest, they can still wear

any sleeved shirt. The requirement kicks

in this summer as retail train tries to

return to profitability by upgrading the

look and feel of stores. Denise

Pelleigrini, Bloomberg.