The recent surge in oil prices from 13-year lows back in February may have potentially saved a handful of U.S. shale producers, but it has created some difficult hedging decisions for the entire industry.

After Q1 was the weakest quarter for global M&A activity in more than two years, the M&A market showed some major signs of life this week when three major pharmaceutical deals were announced on Thursday.

Walt Disney Co DIS 0.11% is expected to open its brand new Shanghai Disney Resort in mid-June, and J.P. Morgan analyst Alexia Quadrani believes the park will provide a shot in the arm for Disney’s international business.

General Motors Company GM 2.11% may be the best auto stock among the “Detroit Three,” at least for now. Bank of America analyst John Murphy has re-assessed GM, Ford Motor Company F 0.89% and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV FCAU 1.63% and downgraded Fiat and Ford.

Bloomberg’s Tracy Alloway and Luke Kawa claim they have unmasked the masterminds behind the popular and controversial “anti-establishment” financial news site Zero Hedge. The site’s unapologetic and often bearish market stories have been penned under the pseudonym “Tyler Durden,” Brad Pitt’s iconic character from the movie “Fight Club.”