Bond Yields Rebound Quickly And Erase The Drop From The Treasury's Intervention In Just A Day
The Treasury Department said on Wednesday it will more than double the size of government debt repurchases.
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The U.S. National Debt Has More Than Doubled In Less Than A Decade, Hitting $40 Trillion For The First Time
U.S. bond yields rebounded on Thursday and reversed the drop they had seen after the Treasury announced increased debt repurchases. -
Wall Street's Rally Has Been Remarkably Calm. History Says The Next 8 Weeks Could Be Different.
Investors are entering a period of the calendar that has historically been volatile during midterm election years. -
AI Is Starting To Take A Toll On Jobs. Goldman Sachs Finds Entry-Level Workers Are Most Exposed.
New research found that industries with greater exposure to AI automation have generally experienced weaker growth in job openings since the second half of 2022. -
Walmart's Results Beat Expectations And Hiked Its Outlook For The Year. Its Stock Plunged Anyway.
The company said it will use billions in tax refunds to prevent prices from rising. -
Trump Announces Increased Economic Pressure Against Iran. Oil Prices Jump.
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Trump Says U.S. Will Carry Out An 'Economic D-Day' Against Iran. Countries Dealing With Tehran Will Be Targeted Too.
"These maniacs are on the ropes, and these HISTORIC MEASURES will cripple them and their ability to project terror worldwide," Trump added.
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The U.S. Is Reportedly Carrying Stealth Missions To Carry Oil Through Hormuz. Millions Of Barrels Are Making It Through.
AI's Next Big Problem Is Not Chips Or Power. It's Growing Opposition To Data Centers.
The GOP Is Warning AI Companies Over Data Center Backlash. The Ohio Senate Race Could Be A Test.
Bank Of England Faces Inflation Above 3%. Economists Predict No Rate Change In 2026.
The Treasury Will More Than Double Its Government Debt Repurchases. Yields Are Sharply Lower.
A Chinese Company Reached A Milestone Characteristic Of SpaceX. Shares Of Musk's Company Are Dropping.
ECB Chief Warns U.S. Retreat Is Making It Harder To Compete, Says Europe's Post-War Economic Model Is 'Eroding'
Iran Again Targeted The UAE With Missiles. Abu Dhabi Now Suspended Trade With Tehran.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy Removed A Popular Defense Minister Last Month. He's Now Calling For Wartime Elections.
The GOP Is Warning AI Companies Over Data Center Backlash. The Ohio Senate Race Could Be A Test.
Consumer Spending Declined In July. Goldman Sachs Expects It To Fall Further.
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Most Voters Don't Like Trump Family Profiting Off Crypto, Poll Shows
Most Americans believe that President Trump and his family have profited inappropriately from cryptocurrency.
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SpaceX Stock Falls Back Below IPO Price As 319 Million More Shares Hit The Market
Another batch of shares held by early investors and employees became eligible for trading Thursday, putting Elon Musk's newly public space company through another major test. -
Alibaba Shares Sink as AI Spending Surges, Sending Down Its Profit
Revenue rose 9% from a year earlier to 268.95 billion Chinese yuan, or roughly $39.7 billion, narrowly exceeding the 268.88 billion yuan expected by analysts. -
SK Hynix Shares Surge After Announcing a Massive $28.7 Billion Stock Buyback
The company said it is speeding up its 40 trillion won, or roughly $28.7 billion, share repurchase and cancellation program while targeting a significant increase in shareholder returns.
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Rezerra CEO Jesse Williams Is Playing the Long Game in Battery Storage
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More Than 150 Polymarket Wallets May Have Traded On U.S. Military Secrets, Research Finds
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Scientists Build an AI 'Early-Warning System' That Could Spot the Next Pandemic Before It Strikes
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Bessent Doubles Down On Economic Pressure Against Iran, Says It Likely Means No 'Large-Scale Kinetic Restart'
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Scott Bessent Ups The Ante With Accelerated Buybacks Of Treasury Bonds After Yields Rebound
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Somali Pirates Have Returned To The Seas. A Turkish Vessel Was Seized This Week.
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.
Skylark Labs Expands Self-Learning Defense Robotics Across the U.S. and GCC; Leveraging Hexadyne's Three Decades of Defense-Market Expertise
The move marks a major expansion of Skylark Labs' push to bring its defense robotics portfolio to the U.S. government and allied defense customers across the Pacific Rim and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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How Field Service Businesses Can Stop Losing Money to Scheduling Chaos
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What an Elevated PSA Really Means, According to Urologist Dr. Jitesh Patel
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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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Meta Is Facing a Landmark Over Social Media Addiction In Young Users. A Former Executive Pointed At Zuckerberg.
Arturo Bejar, a former engineering director at Meta said Mark Zuckerberg fostered a culture that saw child safety as secondary while prioritizing growth and engagement. -
Possible Skin Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Late Stage Trial. Moderna Stock Skyrockets.
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Embattled Congressman Cory Mills Loses Florida Primary Following Misconduct Allegations
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Formerly China's Richest Man, a Disgraced Real Estate Mogul Is Now Headed To Prison For Life
Hui Ka Yan, the founder of the Evergrande Group, will now spend the rest of his life in prison just five years after his property development company collapsed and sent shockwaves through the Chinese economy. -
Russia Is Facing Energy Shortages Again As Ukraine Pounds Its Infrastructure. Moscow Limits Gas Purchases Again.
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Iran Could Take The U.S. War To Europe If Washington Escalates, Report Claims
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Florida Primaries Deliver Big Upsets. Trump-Backed Candidates Gets Mixed Results.
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Trump Approval Drops To The Lowest Of His Presidency As Iran War And Gas Prices Weigh On Voters
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Trump's GOP Support Is Slipping As His Approval Among Republicans Hits a Second-Term Low
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Trump Media Is Selling Early Access To The President's Social Media Posts. He Is Now Getting Sued.
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Unitree Founder Says Humanoid Robots May Take a Decade To Jump To The Mainstream
Wang Xingxing said truly versatile humanoid robots could still be five to 10 years away if development moves slowly, offering a reality check after the company's blockbuster Shanghai market debut. -
Retail Investors Aren't Done With AI. But They're Suddenly Hedging Their Bets.
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Korea's First Sovereign AI Appliance Ships: Domestic Chip, Domestic LLM, One Server
