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Fed July minutes show majority back rate hikes if inflation stays high
Federal Reserve July meeting minutes reveal most officials support rate hikes if inflation remains elevated despite holding rates steady.
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90s Tech Giants Like Nokia, Dell, and Cisco Surge on AI Boom in 2026
Shares of Dell, Nokia, Cisco, and other 90s tech giants have surged over 150% this year due to strong AI infrastructure demand.
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2025 CEO Pay at S&P 500 Firms Reaches $17.7M Amid Growing Wage Gap
Median CEO pay hit $17.7 million in 2025, nearly 6% up, while median employee salaries grew 4.7% to $89,744, highlighting stark income disparity in US companies.
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Bitcoin Surges Above $75,000 After US Treasury Bond Buybacks and Trump’s Push for Clarity Act
Bitcoin jumped past $75,000 following US Treasury bond buyback plans and a White House meeting where President Trump urged Congress to pass the Clarity Act.
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Moderna and Merck report breakthrough mRNA melanoma vaccine cutting relapse rates
Moderna and Merck announced a successful late-stage trial of personalized mRNA therapy lowering melanoma relapse after surgery.
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Moderna and Merck shares soar after positive melanoma vaccine trial results
Moderna shares surged up to 177% and Merck shares rose over 7% following promising late-stage melanoma vaccine trial data announced August 19, 2026.
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May 2026 US Jobs Report Due June 4, Payrolls Seen Rising About 89,000 to 95,000
The US government will release May 2026 jobs data on June 4, with payrolls expected to grow around 89,000-95,000 and unemployment steady at 4.3%.
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Samsung avoids strike by offering up to $400,000 AI bonuses amid worker splits
Samsung averted a strike in Pyeongtaek by promising select employees AI-related bonuses up to $400,000, triggering division among workers.
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Quantinuum Plans to Raise IPO Share Count and Price Range by About 10%
Quantinuum Inc., backed by Honeywell, is considering increasing its IPO share offering and raising its price range by roughly 10%.
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warns of private credit strains and AI risks
Andrew Bailey highlighted strains in private credit markets and risks from frontier AI models at a May conference.
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Strong Tech Earnings Boost US Stocks Despite Rising Treasury Yields
Robust first-quarter results from technology megacaps have supported US stocks amid concerns about higher Treasury yields.
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Danish Pension Fund Blacklists SpaceX Over Governance and Valuation Concerns
AkademikerPension, a $25 billion Danish pension fund, has blacklisted SpaceX citing governance issues and overvaluation ahead of its $1.8 trillion IPO.
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Delhi High Court holds Google liable for trademark infringement in keyword ads
Delhi High Court ruled May 22 that Google infringed Hindware's trademark by auctioning its name as a keyword in ads, ordering damages of $31,600.
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Asian rice prices surge 20% in May due to war and weather threats to production
Asian rice prices jumped sharply in May 2026, driven by rising input costs from war and the threat of El Niño weather conditions.
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US National Debt Tops $40 Trillion for First Time Amid Rising Fiscal Challenges
The US national debt surpassed $40 trillion on August 18, 2026, reaching about $40.05 trillion amid growing concerns over fiscal imbalances and interest costs.
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Reid Hoffman condemns DOJ probe into his nonprofit linked to E. Jean Carroll case
Reid Hoffman criticized the DOJ's criminal investigation into his nonprofit aiding E. Jean Carroll's legal costs in lawsuits against Donald Trump.
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US CFTC Allows Onshore Trading of Crypto Perpetual Futures, Approves Kalshi Platform
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission staff released an advisory enabling onshore trading of crypto perpetual futures, approving Kalshi to launch products under new guidelines.
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Two New Federal Student Loan Repayment Plans Begin July 1, Replacing Old Options
Starting July 1, the US Department of Education will replace existing student loan repayment plans with two new options: the Repayment Assistance Plan and the Tiered Standard Plan.
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A quarter of large non-Iranian oil tankers trapped in Persian Gulf have escaped since Iran war began
Since the Iran war erupted in February, 29 of 109 large non-Iranian oil tankers trapped in the Persian Gulf have crossed the Strait of Hormuz.
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Multiple ships attacked in Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing regional tensions
Multiple vessels have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz this week amid continuing war-related risks, Chevron says.
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'Obsession' Surpasses 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' at US Box Office in Second Weekend
'Obsession,' a low-budget horror film, outperformed 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' in its second US weekend, earning up to $30 million domestically.
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Fed Holds Rates Steady in July Amid Inflation Concerns and Debate on Future Hikes
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates at 3.5%-3.75% in July but flagged the need for potential tightening if inflation stays high.
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Majority of Young Americans More Concerned Than Excited About AI, Worry Over Job Losses
A 2026 survey shows 55% of Americans under 30 view AI with concern over excitement, citing job losses and creativity fears.
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European Central Bank Set to Raise Rates in June Amid Rising Inflation in France and Spain
The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points in June due to accelerating inflation in major Eurozone economies.