Stock markets, macro trends, and geopolitical shifts — explained for the beginning investor.
Japan raised rates to a 31-year high, but the yen fell and nobody rushed for the exit. A new insurance rule explains why the big sellers are staying put.
Howard Buffett now chairs Berkshire Hathaway, but he won’t run it. His job is the one power a board hopes never to use: replacing the CEO.
Nike left the S&P 100 on September 21, three days after Mbappé signed with On. The two stories are connected, and the link is the store shelf Nike gave up.
Options were 60 percent of NSE’s revenue, and India’s regulator spent two years shrinking that market on purpose. The IPO priced about 20 percent below what the exchange had been asking for.
Korea agreed to $350 billion a year ago. What is being negotiated now is which projects it buys — and Alaska LNG is the one Korea will not write down as a promise.
Pusula Portfoy stopped paying redemptions and Turkey’s main index fell 5.5 percent in a day. The rule that triggered it was a good rule — it just gave everyone the same deadline.
Compute futures let AI companies lock in what renting a GPU will cost. Before CME’s Oct. 5 launch, Kalshi’s GPU price curve was reportedly pulled at Commerce’s request.
Thom Tillis supports the Clarity Act, yet he voted no. A Senate do-over rule explains why, and what it would take to bring the crypto bill back.
SpaceX is worth more than $2 trillion but ranked only 19th in the Nasdaq 100. A little-known free float rule explains why, and why that is about to change.
Drones hit a Saudi pumping station and the kingdom’s main Hormuz bypass went offline. Here is why a single site can stop an entire 1,200-km pipeline.
