The Fed Did What Investors Anticipated. Stocks Plunged Anyway And Nasdaq Entered Correction Territory
Stocks plummeted on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left rates unchanged.
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The Fed Kept Interest Rates Steady, But It Was Not A Unanimous Decision
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, but stubborn inflationary risks and renewed energy market volatility keep pressure on the central bank to tighten policy later this year. -
Trump Anticipates A Forceful Response Against Iran For Breaking The Lull In Fighting: 'They're Going To Get A Beating'
President Donald Trump anticipated a forceful response against Iran for attempted strikes against U.S. assets in Jordan. -
Iran Is Seeking To Charge Tolls For Passage Through The Strait Of Hormuz. The Houthis Will Reportedly Seek To Do The Same
Iran-backed Houthi rebels are considering charging fees for passage through the Red Sea, following Iran's intention to pursue such a move, according to a new report. -
America's Emergency Oil Reserve Keeps Falling To Decade Lows. Auditors Warn It May Not Be Ready For Another Crisis
The U.S: Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell this week to its lowest level since March 1983 after the federal government withdrew a total of 352 million barrels of crude oil over the past four years to respond to geopolitical conflicts. -
Iran Ended A Brief Lull In Fighting With The U.S. With A New Missile Launch. Washington And Riyadh Retaliated Against Its Allies
Iran launched a surprise attack against a U.S. base in Jordan on Tuesday, breaking a brief lull in fighting with Washington. -
Iran Ended The Pause In Fighting With The U.S. With New Strikes. Oil Jumped As A Result
Oil is jumping on Wednesday after Iran resumed attacks against the U.S. after a brief lull in fighting.
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Republicans Are Renewing Scrutiny Of Pandemic Response With COVID Hearings. Fauci Pleaded The Fifth
UBS CEO Says The Ongoing AI Pullback Is Healthy. But Another Risk Could Be The Next Big Threat For Investors
Elon Musk's Companies Have Lost $1.5 Trillion In Value. SpaceX's Biggest Test Yet Starts Next Week
Elon Musk Says Technological Advances Will Produce Mass Abundance In The Future. Then, Treasury Should Send Americans Checks
Russia's Largest Online Retailer Is Being Targeted By Ukrainian Drones Attack As Part Of Its New Strategy: Hitting Moscow's Economy
U.S. Officials Believe Chinese Robots Could Pose A Security Threat. Their Sales Have Been Banned
Minnesota Banned 'Nudify'.ing Now, Elon Musk's XAI Is Suing On First Amendment Claims, Saying The Law Goes To Far
OpenAI's AI Agent Incident Is Larger Than Previously Reported. It Reached A Second External System
Hugging Face Breach By OpenAi Raises Questions About Sandboxing Frontier AI Models
SK Hynix's Stock Has Been Plummeting. Short Sellers Are Piling Up
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Mark Zuckerberg Says The U.S. Should Accelerate, Not Pace, AI Development, Warning More Restrictions Could Put China Ahead.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is urging the United States to move faster on artificial intelligence rather than slowing the technology with new regulations.
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Tech Stocks Slide As Nasdaq 100 Nears Correction Driven By AI Spending Fears
The Nasdaq-100 nears correction territory as investors question whether massive spending on AI by the world's biggest companies will yield returns. -
How Hedge Funds Made Billions From Forced Buying of SpaceX Shares By Index Funds
Hedge funds made billions after index providers changed their rules to fast-track SpaceX so soon after its IPO, triggering $4.3 billion in forced passive buying. -
The Fed Looks Set To Hold Rates Steady, But September Is Starting To Look Different
With inflation remaining above target and energy market volatility adding new pressure, investors are increasingly betting that the central bank's could hike interest rates in September.
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Israel Reportedly Believes Iran Moved Centrifuges Deep Beneath a Mountain: 'Enrichment Is Currently Taking Place'
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Co-CEO Lane Kasselman Says Blockchain.com Is Built to Outlast
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Iran And The U.S. Continue Fighting. Tehran Is Now Reportedly Set To Get More Weapons From China
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The Future Of Wall Street Could Be AI Agents Trading Around The Clock. Human Investors May Only Set The Rules
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OpenAI's Hugging Face Breach Just Got Worse As Anthropic's Claude Mythos Exposes Encryption Flaws
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How India's Gen Z Forced an Education Minister to Resign
Bitcoin's Search For A Bottom Continues. Technical Signals Are Starting To Shift
While Bitcoin remains under pressure after months of volatility, several widely followed technical indicators suggest selling momentum may be easing, according to market analysts.
Why Corporate Events Are Make-or-Break for Remote Teams
Remote work gives employees flexibility, but it also limits the everyday interactions that help teams work well together. Well-planned corporate events give distributed employees time to connect in person, and those conversations often continue long after everyone returns home.
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Siebert Financial and Kakao Pay Securities Partner on Cross-Border Trading Initiative for Korean Stocks
"Kakao Pay Securities choosing Siebert as its U.S. partner is a strong validation of the financial infrastructure we are providing," said John J. Gebbia, Chief Executive Officer of Siebert Financial. -
SpaceX's Post-IPO Slide Has Reignited a Bigger Debate: Who Holds Power After a Company Goes Public?
For much of the past decade, investors have largely accepted governance tradeoffs in exchange for extraordinary growth.
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July 4th Sales Go Live Across Major U.S. Retailers. But Shoppers Are Spending Earlier As Deals Arrive Ahead Of The Holiday.
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OpenAI And Anthropic Built AI Around Tokens. Palantir's Karp Says 'Something Has Gone Completely Wrong' With The Model.
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Corporate Profits Are Soaring. At The Same Time, Workers Hit Their Lowest Share Of National Income Ever Recorded.
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SpaceX IPO Creates New Billionaires As Elon Musk's Stake Tops $1 Trillion
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Trump's Self-Deportation Program Is Ramping Up. More Than 200,000 Immigrants Could Leave The U.S.
President Donald Trump's "self-deportation" initiative has rapidly expanded, with internal government figures showing the program is on track to surpass 200,000 voluntary departures as the administration intensifies its immigration enforcement strategy, according to a new report. -
Trump Said Air Strikes Would Stop Drugs Flowing Into U.S. From The Caribbean. DEA Says They Haven't Made A Difference
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Trump Says U.S. Is In 'Deep Talks' With Iran. He Also Warns Of 'Very Strong Military Action' If They Are Unfruitful
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Trump Officials Believe Sanctions Could Hurt Iran More Than Bombs. Intelligence Points To A Deepening Financial Crisis
U.S. officials argue that mounting financial pressure is pushing Iran into one of its most severe economic crises in years, weakening the country's ability to fund its military and regional allies. -
The U.S.-Iran War Is In Limbo. Tehran Officials Reportedly Believe They Have The Upper Hand Over Trump
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Japan Rocked By Large Earthquake. Residents Told To Avoid Coast During Tsunami Warning
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Israel Believes The U.S. And Iran Won't Reach a Deal Over The Hormuz Strait, So Trump Will Escalate
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JD Vance's Secret Service Detail Is Under Investigation After An Alleged Leak Raises Security Concerns
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House Republicans Outraised Democrats In June. They Now Hold A Nearly $93 Million Campaign War Chest
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Sen. Mark Warner to Unveil His Most Ambitious AI Plan. It Requires Government Testing Before Powerful Models Launch
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U.S. Companies Believe China Has Been Acquiring AI Chips. Now A Nvidia Employee Has Been Arrested
Taiwan has detained a Nvidia employee as part of a probe into the alleged illegal exports of Super Micro AI servers to China. -
OpenAI And Anthropic Have Warned About AI Moving Too Fast. Now Its Employees Want The U.S. Government To Take Action
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Apple Is Replacing Its iPhone Upgrade Program. Customers Can Now Lease Devices Through Klarna
