Wall Street's Blistering Rally Lost Steam On Thursday. Stocks Were Mixed.
Stocks were mixed on Wednesday following a blistering rally that sent indexes to all-time highs.
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Private Companies Added Way Fewer Jobs Than Expected In July. June's Figures Were Also Revised Downward
Private companies added tens of thousands of jobs less than estimated in July, according to new data. -
The S&P 500 Is At Record Levels. But Some Analysts Aren't Ready To Celebrate A Breakout Yet
While the S&P 500 topped 7,700 for the first time on Tuesday. However, some analysts say a sustainable breakout will require more than a brief move above the resistance level. -
The Fed Is Considering Fewer Policy Meetings. The Proposal Could Mark The Biggest Process Change In Decades.
Kevin Warsh's proposal to hold fewer meetings would cut the Fed's current schedule of eight policy meetings per year to six, while adding two separate meetings dedicated to broader economic issues rather than interest rate decisions. -
Investor Who Predicted The 2008 Financial Crisis Issues Fresh Warning: 'Possible A 1987-Type Fall"
Michael Burry reiterated his warning that U.S. stocks may be approaching a major market peak, saying conditions resemble those before the 1987 crash even as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq continued their rally. -
Fed's Kashkari Backs His Vote To Hike Interest Rates: 'Now Is The Time'
Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said it is "the time to start slowly moving up as we get more data in." -
Anthropic's Mythos Created Fake Online Identities As AI Safety Tests Reveal New Cybersecurity Incidents
Anthropic's Mythos 5 AI model created fake identities and attempted to manipulate real people into approving malicious code during a controlled cybersecurity evaluation, adding to growing scrutiny over the behavior of advanced AI systems.
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Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary. The Progressive Is Further Shaking Up The Party
The Houthis Said They Struck A Saudi Tanker In The Red Sea Despite U.S.-Iran Talks. Brent Crude Is Up
Eli Lilly Raises Sales Forecast As Weight Loss Drug Demand Soars. Its Stock Is Climbing
A Report Concluded That A Republican Rep. Sexually Harassed Female Staffers. He Is No Longer Seeking Reelection.
SpaceX's AI Spending Has Rattled Investors. Its Stock Is Sinking.
White House Completes New AI Framework. Its Rules Are Still Not Public
Trump Hails 'Very Good Discussions' With Iran. Says Deal To Reopen Hormuz Strait Could Be Imminent
BP Is Selling Another Green Energy Business. Strong Oil Prices Help Drive Best Profit Since 2022
North Korea Is Reportedly Sending A Ballistic Missile Unit To Russia. Ukraine Worries More Troops Could Come Next
Discarded SpaceX Rocket Expected To Crash Into The Moon. You Might Be Able To See The Aftermath
OpenAI's AI Hack Was 'Unprecedented,' Hugging Face CEO Says. He Is Calling For New Rules On Autonomous Cyberattacks
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One In Four Young Men In The U.S. Engage In Day Trading. Most Of Them Feel Like Failures
A new survey revealed that almost two thirds of young men who are retail traders feel like failures in their lives.
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Google Is Reshuffling Its AI Department. Its Stock Is Falling
Google's stock is falling on Wednesday after the company announced a reshuffling of its AI department. -
Citadel Bought Assets From Collapsed Situational Awareness At a Discount. Its Flagship Fund Had Its Best Month In Years
Citadel's flagship Wellington fund posted 5.9% returns in July, its largest in years, after the company bought assets from collapsed Situational Awareness at discounted prices.
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Bitcoin's 500-Day Rule Once Predicted Bull Runs. Wall Street May Be Changing That
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Trump Is Touting Progress In Iran Negotiations. The Treasury Has Now Removed Sanctions From Entities Tied To Tehran's IRGC
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The Deportation Of a Colombian Activist Illustrates How Partisan Bogota-Washington Relations Have Become
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A Report Has Found That a Republican Lawmakers Sexually Harassed Staff Members. He Now Faces Calls To Resign
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SpaceX Delivered a Strong Earnings Beat After Its Historic IPO. But Questions About Starlink and AI Spending Remain And The Stock Fell.
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Short Sellers Keep Piling Up Against SpaceX. Elon Musk Is Standing Defiant
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.
Latest IMF and Trade.gov Updates Highlight Dominican Republic's Economic Outlook Under President Luis Abinader
According to Trade.gov's latest Country Commercial Guide, the Dominican Republic continues to stand out as the largest economy in the region, supported by an increasingly diversified market spanning tourism, manufacturing, mining, agriculture, logistics, financial services, and real estate.
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Bhavya Bhandari's Perspective on How AI Is Changing Cyber Risk Visibility
For Bhavya Bhandari, a technology and cybersecurity risk management leader with more than 15 years advising financial institutions, the key shift is not simply faster detection. -
Who Owns Teddy Baldassarre? A Look Inside Teddy's Watch Business
Teddy is the sole founder and CEO of the company that bears his name. The business wasn't built through outside investment.
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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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Texas' Senators Have Been Republicans For Decades. Now Polls Show A Democrat In The Lead
Democrat James Talarico is in the lead in the Texas Senate race, according to three recent polls. -
Trump Threatened Iran With Massive Escalation If Talks Fail. But The Army Has Reportedly Used Most Of Its Long-Range Precision Missiles
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A Continuously Tough Labor Market Frustrating Job Seekers. Some Have Given Up Looking
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Newsweek Hit with 'Indemnity Costs' After UK High Court Finds It Abused Process
A UK High Court ordered Newsweek to pay more than £132,000 in indemnity costs after dismissing its attempt to wind up NW Publishing UK over a disputed debt. -
Qatar Says Efforts To Reach U.S.-Iran Deal Are 'Ongoing.' But There Are No Direct Talks On The Horizon
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Ukraine Braces for Its Toughest Winter Since Russian Invasion. Officials Warn Energy Grid Faces Growing Threats.
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Todd Blanche Clears Key Hurdle To Become The Next AG After Backtracking On 'Anti-Weaponization' Fund
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A Republican Lawmaker Is Facing Abuse Allegations. Trump Called To Let Him Know 'Things Aren't Looking Good' For His Reelection Prospects
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GOP Rep. Max Miller Refuses To Quit House Race Despite Abuse Allegations Splitting Ohio Republicans
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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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Trump Targets A New Piece Of China's AI Supply Chain. Data Center Equipment Faces Fresh U.S. Curbs
The Trump administration is drafting rules to block imports of new Chinese optical transceiver models used in AI data centers, citing national security concerns. -
China Is Winning The Open AI Race, Hugging Face CEO Says. Warns U.S. Risks Falling Behind Without More Collaboration
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Palantir Crushes Q2 Expectations. U.S. Commercial Revenue Soars 149% as AI Demand Accelerates.
