A Weak Jobs Report Boosted Bets That The Fed Won't Hike Rates In September. Stocks Climbed.
Stocks climbed again on Friday after an unexpectedly weak jobs report, which boosted bets that the Fed won't hike interest rates in September.
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The Jobs Report Surprised To The Downside. Bets That The Fed Won't Hike Rates In September Are Up
Traders increased their bets that the Fed won't hike interest rates in September following a weak jobs report. -
The Deal To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz Is Yet To Come. Iran's Chief Negotiator Is Taking On Trump
Iran's top negotiator is accusing Donald Trump of "theater diplomacy" and calling him to "acknowledge the facts and fulfill your commitments," as negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz continue. -
A Report Says The Worst AI-Related Labor Fears Are Not Materializing Yet. Jobs Are Falling While Hiring Is On The Rise.
Announced layoffs fell in July while announced hirings by companies reached their highest level for the month since 2022, according to a report by global outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. -
Putin Is Reportedly Considering Testing NATO's Resolve. He Could Order A Limited Assault On An Allied Country
Russian President Vladimir Putin is considering a limited assault on a NATO country to test the alliance, according to a new report. -
The Labor Market Was Expected To Add Over 80,000 Jobs. It Has Shed More Than 20,000
The U.S. economy unexpectedly shed 23,000 jobs last months, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Iran's New Supreme Leader Hasn't Been Seen Since The War Began. A Report Claims He Could Die At Any Moment
Mojtaba Khamenei is in extremely critical condition and could die imminently, according to a new report.
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Meta To Pay Hundreds Of Millions In New Mexico For Harming Kids. More Lawsuits Are Pending
Ted Cruz Says U.S. Should Arm 'Protesters' In Iran. Claims Regime Change Is Answer
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SK Hynix Makes A New $38 Billion AI Bet: Memory Plants For South Korea
Wildfires Are Ravaging Europe. Insurers Are Warning Of A Rising 'Protection Gap'
Volkswagen's Biggest Shareholders Sound The Alarm Over Chinese Competition. They Seek A Dramatic Restructuring
The Gold Rally Has More Room To Run, UBS Says; Bullion Could Hit $5,000 By Early 2027
An Announcement To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz Remains Elusive. Traffic Is Down To A Trickle
A Deal To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz Appears To Be Close; But Iranian Media Says It Excludes U.S. And Israeli Ships
U.S. Is Reportedly Deploying Lasers To Beef Up Europe Air Defense; Russian Drones Probed For Targets
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OpenAI Reveals AI Agents Turned On Its Own Testing Environment Before Hacking Hugging Face
OpenAI has disclosed that its experimental artificial intelligence agents compromised the company's own testing infrastructure weeks before they were involved in the widely reported breach of Hugging Face.
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SpaceX Stock Surges After Share Unlock Puts Investors to the Test And Gets Close To IPO Price
The stock climbed about 18% over the past five trading sessions despite navigating its first quarterly earnings report as a public company and the largest lock-up expiration since its June initial public offering. -
A Lesser-Known Stock Climbed More Than 100% In a Day After AI Surprise. Here's Why.
Doximity's stock more than doubled in overnight trading following its fiscal first quarter 2027 earnings report, climbing more than 130% in premarket trading before declining to about 40%.
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Amazon's AI Spending Keeps Rising. Andy Jassy Says Memory Costs Drove $20 Billion Capex Increase.
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AI Is Changing the Capabilities—and Economics—of Employee Safety and Security
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Rubio Escalates Cuba Pressure. A Sanctions Campaign Is Set To Target Every 'Escape Valve'
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Lindsey Graham Championed a Russia Sanctions Package Before His Death. The Senate Just Passed It.
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Michael Saylor Just Sold Bitcoin at a Loss for the Third Time in 2026
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Trading the August illusion: Why thin markets challenge trader psychology
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.
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Why Companies That Invest In Employee Health Early Will Win The Future Of Work
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How Magnolia Pearl Uses Resale to Keep Rare Pieces in Circulation
Through Magnolia Pearl Trade, pre-loved garments, specialty pieces, samples, and long-sold-out items can move back into circulation.
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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 & Hegseth Reportedly Clashed Over Key Aspect Of Iran War: Missile Depletion
Two people familiar with the conversation told the newspaper that the president's concerns centered on the impact the shortages could have on future military operations. -
A New Data Center 'Bill Of Rights' Would Empower Communities To Say Not In Their Backyard
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Talks To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz Appear To Be Making Progress. But Most Americans Expect Chaos To Expand In The Middle East.
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Ukraine Keeps Hitting Russia's Biggest Refineries Thousands Of Miles From The Border
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said forces again hit a large Russian refinery as attacks thousands of miles from the border continue. -
Iran Has Said It Will Seek To Collect Fees For Passage Through The Hormuz Strait. Maritime Groups Are Asking The UN To Stop It.
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North Korea Is Reportedly Sending a Ballistic Missile Unit To Russia. Ukraine Worries More Troops Could Come Next
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Trump And Warsh Reportedly Held Multiple Calls Over The Past Weeks, Renewing Scrutiny Over Fed Independence
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Trump's Deportation Plan Has an Estimated Price: More Than $2,300 Per Taxpayer
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Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary. The Progressive Is Further Shaking Up The Party
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The Deportation Of a Colombian Activist Illustrates How Partisan Bogota-Washington Relations Have Become
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AI Is Now Designing Viruses From Scratch. Experts Say The Rules Aren't Ready
A Stanford-led team has used generative AI to design functional viruses never seen in nature, marking a milestone for synthetic biology. -
The 'Godfather Of AI' Says The Worst Is Yet To Come With Smarter Models Becoming Harder To Control
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AI Created Fake Identities To Approve Malicious Code, New Report Shows, As Evidence Of Unpredictable AI Mounts
