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Dell shares surged after the company nearly doubled its sales and profit growth estimates through fiscal 2030. Tesla is expected to announce a cheaper Model Y version.
FAA reported flight delays in Chicago and Nashville Tuesday evening, attributed to staffing shortages caused by the US government shutdown.
Meta CMO Alex Schultz explains how AI enables advertisers to target individual markets, discussing targeted advertising and creative data use, linked to his new book.
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Thoma Bravo secured a $5.5 billion debt facility Tuesday to fund its acquisition of HR software provider Dayforce Inc., following strong investor demand.
UBS Group AG strategists identify growing vulnerabilities in the credit market, despite high issuance volume last month and a low fear indicator.
Ted Smith of Union Square Advisors anticipates a strong rebound in IPOs, especially in tech, following the government shutdown's end, signaling a market open to investors.
PIMCO's Jerome Schneider forecasts two more rate cuts, signaling a diminishing appeal of 5% cash yields and the need for capital reallocation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law allowing the state to penalize private equity firms interfering in medical decisions at healthcare facilities they own.
Josh Lipton recaps market moves. Angelo Kourkafas discusses the US government shutdown, AI, and Fed rate forecasts. Robert Powell covers Medicare open enrollment.
Jefferies reaffirms its buy rating for London Stock Exchange, signaling continued confidence in the company's performance. This decision could positively influence LSEG stock.
British police arrested two individuals for hacking and blackmail after data theft of over 8,000 children in a ransomware attack targeting a London childcare company.
United Site Services Inc., backed by Platinum Equity, is operating under a standstill agreement after missing interest payments on some of its debt.
President Daniel Noboa's vehicle was attacked by around 500 people throwing stones in Cañar province. Bullet impacts were discovered on the presidential vehicle.
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A Puerto Rico judge ordered New Fortress Energy Inc. to stop using its tugboats for deliveries to its San Juan Bay terminal, forcing power plants to switch to more expensive diesel.
Companies mentioned at OpenAI's Dev Day saw their stocks surge, demonstrating OpenAI's positive influence on stock markets, according to Bloomberg.
IREN's stock fell 6% after announcing an $875 million convertible bond offering, potentially impacting existing shareholder dilution.
Investors are massively turning to gold-backed ETFs as the precious metal reaches unprecedented highs, signaling growing interest in this safe-haven asset.
Tesla introduces a 'standard' Model Y at $37,990, 15% less than the previous base offering, following the removal of US subsidies.
FTSE Russell announced Vietnam's promotion to emerging market status, a move expected to attract billions in foreign investment to Southeast Asia's top-performing stock market.
Markets pause their upward trend while gold prices continue to rise, signaling persistent interest in safe-haven assets.
A document indicates the Trump administration may cancel billions in green transition subsidies, potentially affecting Stellantis.
President Donald Trump called Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney a "world-class leader" Tuesday, adding trade talks with Canada are dragging because he also wants to be "great."
Companies mentioned at OpenAI's Dev Day saw their stocks rise. Bloomberg's Ryan Vlastelica analyzes OpenAI's positive impact on listed companies.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is "very optimistic" about domestic investments as the government increases efforts to attract private capital for projects in Canada.
Gold's price reflects a growing need to hedge against current economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
Michael Dell believes AI data center demand is strong but anticipates a future point of oversupply.
Golden Week travelers, from Shanghai Disneyland to Macau, remain cautious about the country's economic outlook, limiting their spending.
Vietnam was classified as an emerging stock market for the first time by a major index compiler, potentially attracting billions of dollars in capital.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated he has had no conversations regarding a potential nomination for Fed chair, clarifying his position.
The Central Bank of Uruguay lowered its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 8.25%, citing controlled inflation and falling consumer price expectations.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon discusses AI integration in banking, the US government shutdown, and challenges with quarterly earnings in a London interview.
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Iceland Foods CEO Richard Walker says shoplifting costs the company £20 million annually, a sum that could be invested in its stores.
Goldman Sachs is talking to investors to gauge interest in a $2.1 billion leveraged loan tied to Versant Media Group Inc.'s split from Comcast Corp.
Sanae Takaichi's rise to Prime Minister could redefine Japan's economy, despite political reservations from some citizens.
Tesla is preparing to unveil a cheaper version of the Model Y, fulfilling its goal of offering a more accessible vehicle after the removal of US incentives for electric cars.
A British man pleaded guilty in New York to a nearly $100 million fraud involving loans for fake wine collectors and non-existent wines.
Significant inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fueled a dramatic surge, pushing bullion to all-time highs last month, according to analysts.
Sanae Takaichi, 64, was elected head of Japan's ruling party, a historic first for a woman. Her political journey and potential impact on Japan's economy and US relations are analyzed.
Gold nears $4,000 an ounce, boosted by the US shutdown and French political crisis. Traders anticipate rate cuts, while Ken Griffin of Citadel worries about gold's perception as a safe haven over the dollar.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated no intention to change the current inflation target, emphasizing monetary policy stability.
A Federal Reserve official highlighted the complexity of maintaining exact long-term inflation, suggesting a more flexible monetary policy approach.
Federal Reserve's Miran stated the institution's balance sheet size is directly influenced by the existing regulatory system.
Federal Reserve's Miran emphasizes the need for financial regulation adjustments before discussing the central bank's balance sheet size.
Fed's Miran reiterated that current bank regulations are excessively restrictive, suggesting a need for easing in the financial sector.
Tesla presented more affordable versions of its Model Y and Model 3. Analysts discuss growing concerns about an AI bubble.
US stock markets closed lower, with the S&P 500 retreating after a $16 trillion rally. Tech stocks weighed on the index, while bonds advanced. Investors worry about overvaluation.
US government shutdown prompts bond traders to hedge against potential Fed rate hold or larger-than-expected easing at upcoming meetings.
The US market closed lower, with the S&P 500 impacted by Oracle's sharp decline. Full market movement analysis.
Fed member Miran does not expect capital flows to the US to decrease, signaling confidence in the country's economic attractiveness.
Federal Reserve's Miran highlights housing costs as the key factor in current inflation, impacting economic outlook.
API data shows US crude oil stocks increased by 2.78 million barrels, exceeding the forecast of 2.25 million and reversing the prior week's decline.
API crude oil stocks fell by 1.152 million barrels, exceeding the previous drop of 0.693 million barrels.
A Federal Reserve official emphasized the institution's commitment to maintaining low and stable prices, targeting the 2% inflation goal.
US API distillate stocks fell 1.822 million barrels, contrary to the previous 3.003 million rise, signaling potentially stronger demand.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated no intention to change the current inflation target, emphasizing the stability of US monetary policy.
US API gasoline stocks fell by 1.245 million barrels, contrary to a previous increase, signaling potentially stronger demand.
Oracle shares dropped 2.5% following a report raising concerns about AI profitability, while gold reached a new record.
During a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US President announced no changes regarding tariffs applied to his main trading partner.
US stock markets closed lower Tuesday. The Dow fell 0.2%, the S&P 500 0.4%, and the Nasdaq 100 0.6%.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated that financial conditions in the US are mostly determined by domestic factors.
The dollar and gold benefited from the French political crisis as investors sought safe havens amid growing uncertainty in Europe.
Oil remains stable as investors await fresh global demand data to determine future price direction.
Grupo Mexico, led by German Larrea, refuses a bidding war for Citigroup's Banamex and suggests a future public listing if its current offer succeeds.
US air traffic control staffing problems caused flight delays for the second consecutive day at multiple airports as the government shutdown continues.
DR Horton, Toll Brothers, and KB Home were downgraded due to depressed housing sentiment. AppLovin faces a SEC probe for data collection practices. Oracle revealed weaker-than-expected cloud margins.
Gold nears $4,000 as investors overlook a potential US government shutdown. Experts discuss market sentiment, AI, and a possible 2026 recession.
Pimco's Jerome Schneider, head of short-term portfolio management, highlights cash dominance and forecasts two Fed rate reductions this year.
Federal Reserve member Miran shared optimistic views on future economic growth, highlighting confidence in the U.S. economy's trajectory.
Fed member Miran states that the negative impact of economic uncertainty is lessening, suggesting improved outlook.
Fed's Miran highlighted that financial conditions are influenced by factors beyond just monetary policy, involving other economic dynamics.
The latest analyst ratings
Dell shares surged after the company nearly doubled its sales and profit growth estimates through fiscal 2030. Tesla is expected to announce a cheaper Model Y version.
FAA reported flight delays in Chicago and Nashville Tuesday evening, attributed to staffing shortages caused by the US government shutdown.
Meta CMO Alex Schultz explains how AI enables advertisers to target individual markets, discussing targeted advertising and creative data use, linked to his new book.
The latest analyst ratings
Thoma Bravo secured a $5.5 billion debt facility Tuesday to fund its acquisition of HR software provider Dayforce Inc., following strong investor demand.
UBS Group AG strategists identify growing vulnerabilities in the credit market, despite high issuance volume last month and a low fear indicator.
Ted Smith of Union Square Advisors anticipates a strong rebound in IPOs, especially in tech, following the government shutdown's end, signaling a market open to investors.
PIMCO's Jerome Schneider forecasts two more rate cuts, signaling a diminishing appeal of 5% cash yields and the need for capital reallocation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law allowing the state to penalize private equity firms interfering in medical decisions at healthcare facilities they own.
Josh Lipton recaps market moves. Angelo Kourkafas discusses the US government shutdown, AI, and Fed rate forecasts. Robert Powell covers Medicare open enrollment.
Jefferies reaffirms its buy rating for London Stock Exchange, signaling continued confidence in the company's performance. This decision could positively influence LSEG stock.
British police arrested two individuals for hacking and blackmail after data theft of over 8,000 children in a ransomware attack targeting a London childcare company.
United Site Services Inc., backed by Platinum Equity, is operating under a standstill agreement after missing interest payments on some of its debt.
President Daniel Noboa's vehicle was attacked by around 500 people throwing stones in Cañar province. Bullet impacts were discovered on the presidential vehicle.
The latest analyst ratings
A Puerto Rico judge ordered New Fortress Energy Inc. to stop using its tugboats for deliveries to its San Juan Bay terminal, forcing power plants to switch to more expensive diesel.
Companies mentioned at OpenAI's Dev Day saw their stocks surge, demonstrating OpenAI's positive influence on stock markets, according to Bloomberg.
IREN's stock fell 6% after announcing an $875 million convertible bond offering, potentially impacting existing shareholder dilution.
Investors are massively turning to gold-backed ETFs as the precious metal reaches unprecedented highs, signaling growing interest in this safe-haven asset.
Tesla introduces a 'standard' Model Y at $37,990, 15% less than the previous base offering, following the removal of US subsidies.
FTSE Russell announced Vietnam's promotion to emerging market status, a move expected to attract billions in foreign investment to Southeast Asia's top-performing stock market.
Markets pause their upward trend while gold prices continue to rise, signaling persistent interest in safe-haven assets.
A document indicates the Trump administration may cancel billions in green transition subsidies, potentially affecting Stellantis.
President Donald Trump called Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney a "world-class leader" Tuesday, adding trade talks with Canada are dragging because he also wants to be "great."
Companies mentioned at OpenAI's Dev Day saw their stocks rise. Bloomberg's Ryan Vlastelica analyzes OpenAI's positive impact on listed companies.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is "very optimistic" about domestic investments as the government increases efforts to attract private capital for projects in Canada.
Gold's price reflects a growing need to hedge against current economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
Michael Dell believes AI data center demand is strong but anticipates a future point of oversupply.
Golden Week travelers, from Shanghai Disneyland to Macau, remain cautious about the country's economic outlook, limiting their spending.
Vietnam was classified as an emerging stock market for the first time by a major index compiler, potentially attracting billions of dollars in capital.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated he has had no conversations regarding a potential nomination for Fed chair, clarifying his position.
The Central Bank of Uruguay lowered its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 8.25%, citing controlled inflation and falling consumer price expectations.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon discusses AI integration in banking, the US government shutdown, and challenges with quarterly earnings in a London interview.
The latest analyst ratings
Iceland Foods CEO Richard Walker says shoplifting costs the company £20 million annually, a sum that could be invested in its stores.
Goldman Sachs is talking to investors to gauge interest in a $2.1 billion leveraged loan tied to Versant Media Group Inc.'s split from Comcast Corp.
Sanae Takaichi's rise to Prime Minister could redefine Japan's economy, despite political reservations from some citizens.
Tesla is preparing to unveil a cheaper version of the Model Y, fulfilling its goal of offering a more accessible vehicle after the removal of US incentives for electric cars.
A British man pleaded guilty in New York to a nearly $100 million fraud involving loans for fake wine collectors and non-existent wines.
Significant inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) fueled a dramatic surge, pushing bullion to all-time highs last month, according to analysts.
Sanae Takaichi, 64, was elected head of Japan's ruling party, a historic first for a woman. Her political journey and potential impact on Japan's economy and US relations are analyzed.
Gold nears $4,000 an ounce, boosted by the US shutdown and French political crisis. Traders anticipate rate cuts, while Ken Griffin of Citadel worries about gold's perception as a safe haven over the dollar.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated no intention to change the current inflation target, emphasizing monetary policy stability.
A Federal Reserve official highlighted the complexity of maintaining exact long-term inflation, suggesting a more flexible monetary policy approach.
Federal Reserve's Miran stated the institution's balance sheet size is directly influenced by the existing regulatory system.
Federal Reserve's Miran emphasizes the need for financial regulation adjustments before discussing the central bank's balance sheet size.
Fed's Miran reiterated that current bank regulations are excessively restrictive, suggesting a need for easing in the financial sector.
Tesla presented more affordable versions of its Model Y and Model 3. Analysts discuss growing concerns about an AI bubble.
US stock markets closed lower, with the S&P 500 retreating after a $16 trillion rally. Tech stocks weighed on the index, while bonds advanced. Investors worry about overvaluation.
US government shutdown prompts bond traders to hedge against potential Fed rate hold or larger-than-expected easing at upcoming meetings.
The US market closed lower, with the S&P 500 impacted by Oracle's sharp decline. Full market movement analysis.
Fed member Miran does not expect capital flows to the US to decrease, signaling confidence in the country's economic attractiveness.
Federal Reserve's Miran highlights housing costs as the key factor in current inflation, impacting economic outlook.
API data shows US crude oil stocks increased by 2.78 million barrels, exceeding the forecast of 2.25 million and reversing the prior week's decline.
API crude oil stocks fell by 1.152 million barrels, exceeding the previous drop of 0.693 million barrels.
A Federal Reserve official emphasized the institution's commitment to maintaining low and stable prices, targeting the 2% inflation goal.
US API distillate stocks fell 1.822 million barrels, contrary to the previous 3.003 million rise, signaling potentially stronger demand.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated no intention to change the current inflation target, emphasizing the stability of US monetary policy.
US API gasoline stocks fell by 1.245 million barrels, contrary to a previous increase, signaling potentially stronger demand.
Oracle shares dropped 2.5% following a report raising concerns about AI profitability, while gold reached a new record.
During a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US President announced no changes regarding tariffs applied to his main trading partner.
US stock markets closed lower Tuesday. The Dow fell 0.2%, the S&P 500 0.4%, and the Nasdaq 100 0.6%.
Federal Reserve member Miran stated that financial conditions in the US are mostly determined by domestic factors.
The dollar and gold benefited from the French political crisis as investors sought safe havens amid growing uncertainty in Europe.
Oil remains stable as investors await fresh global demand data to determine future price direction.
Grupo Mexico, led by German Larrea, refuses a bidding war for Citigroup's Banamex and suggests a future public listing if its current offer succeeds.
US air traffic control staffing problems caused flight delays for the second consecutive day at multiple airports as the government shutdown continues.
DR Horton, Toll Brothers, and KB Home were downgraded due to depressed housing sentiment. AppLovin faces a SEC probe for data collection practices. Oracle revealed weaker-than-expected cloud margins.
Gold nears $4,000 as investors overlook a potential US government shutdown. Experts discuss market sentiment, AI, and a possible 2026 recession.
Pimco's Jerome Schneider, head of short-term portfolio management, highlights cash dominance and forecasts two Fed rate reductions this year.
Federal Reserve member Miran shared optimistic views on future economic growth, highlighting confidence in the U.S. economy's trajectory.
Fed member Miran states that the negative impact of economic uncertainty is lessening, suggesting improved outlook.
Fed's Miran highlighted that financial conditions are influenced by factors beyond just monetary policy, involving other economic dynamics.