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The appointment places a prominent critic of Big Tech monopolies at the centre of New York City’s economic strategy, with Khan pledging to prioritise affordability and resilience.
Beijing accelerates renewable project investments through its global infrastructure strategy, capitalising on shifting global energy dynamics amid ongoing regional conflict.
A Financial Times commentary suggests that the political focus on baby-related issues, described as a "creepy obsession," does not resolve the fertility crisis.
The US telecom giant improved postpaid churn to 84 basis points, lifted full-year revenue and free cash flow forecasts, and announced a $1 billion dark fibre deal with Google.
Rising oil prices and geopolitical instability in the Middle East have driven the US dollar to its strongest weekly performance since mid-June, while the Japanese yen languishes at multi-decade lows despite Tokyo’s intervention warnings.
New data from the Society for Human Resource Management shows a shift in workforce strategy, with staff investing in credentials to hedge against employer risk while pay remains the primary retention factor.
New data shows 74% of Americans believe the cost of living is on the wrong track, making the first six-figure net worth harder to reach but critical for future wealth acceleration.
New data from Harris Poll and other institutions shows that 64% of Americans earning over $100,000 view their income as survival mode, challenging assumptions about financial security at the top of the earnings ladder.
Wall Street shifts focus from big tech spenders to infrastructure suppliers, with the S&P 500 remaining flat as losses in the Magnificent Seven are offset by gains in other sectors
The highest certificate of deposit rate in the United States sits at 4.20% APY, according to data from 24 July 2026. While yields have declined following Federal Reserve cuts in 2024 and 2025, online banks and credit unions continue to offer competitive returns for investors seeking fixed-income stability.
Conflicting chart signals leave the native token of the Ethereum protocol poised for a potential 15% correction or a breakout toward $2,186, depending on key support levels.
Markets price in a US interest rate hike as geopolitical risks tighten supply outlook, overshadowing recent optimism from the SpaceX debut and Iran peace talks.
A Financial Times report highlights the artificial intelligence industry’s push for moral input, though critics contend the approach is fundamentally misaligned with the complexity of the issues at hand.
The largest US boating retailer is converting $251.2 million in term loan claims to equity, while general unsecured creditors face minimal recovery under the reorganization plan.
A financial analysis published on Yahoo Finance contends that the US dollar index’s recent rise reflects weakness in rival reserve currencies rather than genuine dollar strength, citing structural pressures from de-dollarisation and record debt levels.
Futures gained up to 57 points as weekly sales data showed a recovery from last year’s lows, while shipments hit a four-week high.
Net surplus extends to five quarters as total collateral climbs to $12.32 billion and Binance completes migration to USDS
White Falcon Capital Management reduced its Advanced Micro Devices holding in the second quarter of 2026, citing valuation limits rather than fundamental deterioration in the semiconductor giant’s business.
Jim Cramer and options trader Bob Lang point to strong fundamentals and chart signals as American Express targets $350, while hedge fund valuations dip slightly in the first quarter.
Authorities in France and Spain have evacuated a combined 150,000 people as fast-moving wildfires threaten major population centres, prompting military deployment and national emergency declarations.
The investment bank warns that heightened exposure to stocks leaves consumers vulnerable to market corrections amid elevated valuations and macroeconomic uncertainty.
With 300,000 subscribers and a $39 monthly fee, Michael Burry’s newsletter has become a financial phenomenon, though actual paid conversion rates remain undisclosed.
Stronger-than-expected commercial aircraft maintenance needs and military spending drive the Arlington, Virginia-based firm’s revised outlook, with adjusted profit now projected at $7.10 to $7.25 per share.
The musician and activist, dubbed the ‘Johnny Cash of the Allagash’, is contesting the seat in a bid to secure Maine for the Democrats.
The collaboration between the two tech giants has deteriorated as they clash over the deployment of self-driving cars.
With no statutory cap on conversions, experts recommend a multi-year strategy to avoid pushing taxpayers into higher marginal brackets, while outlining specific transfer mechanics and withdrawal rules.
Analysts warn that while the capital-intensive semiconductor model boosts exports and corporate output, it is unlikely to drive the household income growth needed to rebalance China’s broader economy.
Washington announces retaliatory measures following regulatory penalties levied against American technology companies, raising the risk of heightened transatlantic trade tensions.
Shares in the US-based miner fell 2.6% to $63.60, even as the company trimmed its year-end cash flow projection and lowered gold price expectations.
Stronger-than-expected jobless claims and steady European Central Bank rates increase the opportunity cost of holding the precious metal, capping near-term upside despite Middle East tensions.
Investors assess new Section 301 duties and AI spending concerns as major indexes track weekly losses despite Friday’s recovery.
A July 2026 analysis reveals that while trade barriers carry broader economic costs, US automotive groups are seeing increased profitability, underscoring the persistent allure of tariffs as a corporate strategy.
A sharp decline in South Korea’s KOSPI index, compounded by US-Iran tensions, triggered a sector-wide pullback in US-listed memory chip equities on Friday.
Lifeway Foods reported $63 million in quarterly sales, a 37 per cent increase, as Riverwater Partners highlights the kefir producer’s dominant market position and expansion into adjacent categories.
Markets rally on Beijing summit outcomes as Washington moves to entrench economic advantages, leaving European competitors with only a temporary reprieve.
Commissioning costs weighed on first-half free cash flow, but second-half outlook strengthens with Barossa operating at 97% of planned rates and Pikka targeting 80,000 barrels per day plateau.
As US President Donald Trump implements a sweeping tariff restructuring, divergent outcomes are emerging across major economies, with Europe securing a relative advantage over Brazil amidst broader market volatility linked to the Beijing summit.
NovaGold Resources Inc. agrees to buy out Paulson Advisers’ 40 per cent stake, triggering a 10.3 per cent share price surge as the company prepares to list on the New York Stock Exchange.
Tesla reported a $112 million after-tax loss on its digital asset holdings in the second quarter of 2026, driven by a 14 per cent decline in Bitcoin prices. The company has not traded the asset since 2022, marking a shift from active trading to a passive balance-sheet strategy.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite posted modest declines on Wednesday as investors digested second-quarter earnings from major technology firms and assessed the impact of rising oil costs and new trade duties.
Microsoft shares have fallen 17% this year, yet retail traders on Reddit view the pullback as a buying opportunity. Institutional fund managers remain cautious, with Janus Henderson trimming its position over near-term return concerns.
A review of financial disclosures reveals that Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Oracle have amassed obligations exceeding their recorded debt, raising questions about duration risk and hardware depreciation.
Investors bid Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals Inc. shares to a record high of $95.49 as the company prepares to submit a supplemental new drug application for plozasiran to treat severe hypertriglyceridemia.
Analyst Nitin Kumar cites balanced hydrocarbon and low-carbon investments as key drivers for outperformance, setting a $103 price target.
Shares rallied sharply on July 22, 2026, as the company reported new orders exceeding $60 billion and revised its profitability outlook, though the stock remains well below its June peak.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has notified key clients including Apple, Nvidia and AMD of a planned 5% to 10% increase in wafer manufacturing fees starting next year, with higher premiums for additional high-performance computing capacity.
Reporting from the Financial Times indicates that Field Marshal Asim Munir is actively seeking to alter Pakistan’s diplomatic trajectory and strengthen his internal authority, though specific operational details remain undisclosed.
The financial media outlet published a comprehensive breakdown of derivatives trading on 22 July 2026, explaining how investors utilise options for capital gains, income generation, and portfolio hedging.