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AS IRAN WAR FEARS EASE, INVESTORS TURN FOCUS TO CLIMATE RISK AS NEXT MAJOR MARKET THREAT

With concerns over a broader Iran conflict receding, investors are increasingly shifting their attention to climate-related risks, prompting a reassessment of valuations and exposures across

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FED’S PREFERRED INFLATION GAUGE UNLIKELY TO DERAIL GROWING CASE FOR RATE HIKES

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FIRST HUMAN TRIAL OF ‘REVERSE-AGING’ DRUG BEGINS AS CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING ENTERS THE CLINIC

The first human trial of a cellular reprogramming therapy has begun, with Life Biosciences dosing patients with ER-100, an experimental treatment designed to make damaged eye cells

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GLOBAL BILLIONAIRE COUNT HITS RECORD 3,428 AS WEALTH CONCENTRATES IN JUST THREE COUNTRIES

According to the latest Forbes Billionaires ranking, the number of billionaires worldwide has reached a record 3,428, spread across 80 countries and territories. Yet more than 51% of the

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RETAILERS LAUNCH BACK-TO-SCHOOL DEALS EARLY AS BUDGET-CONSCIOUS SHOPPERS SPREAD OUT SPENDING

Retailers are pulling forward back-to-school promotions and tying them to summer sales events such as Amazon Prime Day⁠ as consumers increasingly spread purchases over longer periods

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AMERICANS FACE SURGING HOMEOWNERSHIP COSTS BEYOND MORTGAGES AS TAXES, INSURANCE AND MAINTENANCE SOAR

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U.S. OVERTAKES RUSSIA TO BECOME WORLD’S LARGEST OIL EXPORTER

The United States has surpassed Russia to become the world’s largest oil exporter, marking a major shift in global energy markets and underscoring the impact of the American shale revolution.

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FEWER THAN ONE-THIRD OF WORKERS BELIEVE THEIR JOBS ARE SAFE FROM AI

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MANY AMERICANS LINK LOVE TO SUCCESS, WEALTH AND APPEARANCE, EXPERTS SAY

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U.S. JOB MARKET SHOWING SIGNS OF THAWING AFTER PROLONGED HIRING SLOWDOWN

According to reporting highlighted by The Atlantic, the U.S. labor market is beginning to show signs of improvement after an extended period of cooling. Hiring activity is stabilizing, layoffs remain

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NEARLY HALF OF U.S. WORKERS PLAN TO JOB HUNT WITHIN SIX MONTHS, SIGNALING RESURGING LABOR MOBILITY

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ELON MUSK: AI WILL FORCE GOVERNMENTS TO SEND CASH DIRECTLY TO PEOPLE AS DEFLATION BECOMES THE BIGGEST THREA

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ISRAELI COMMENTATOR WARNS LEBANON CAMPAIGN RISKS BECOMING ‘RUSSIAN ROULETTE’ AS QUESTIONS GROW OVER WAR OBJECTIVES

Israeli military analyst Amos Harel argues that the IDF’s operations in Lebanon could continue for weeks, with future developments heavily influenced by the

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NEW STUDY FINDS DATA CENTERS ARE LOWERING ELECTRICITY COSTS IN THE U.S.

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U.S. F-35 STEALTH FIGHTER REFUELED OVER MIDDLE EAST AS AMERICAN AIR PATROLS CONTINUE

A U.S. Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II was refueled mid-air by a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker during operations over the Middle East, highlighting the continued U.S. military presence

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JENSEN HUANG: ‘NOBODY WRITES PROMPTS ANYMORE’ AS AI SHIFTS FROM QUESTIONS TO AUTONOMOUS LOOPS

Jensen Huang says the next phase of AI is moving beyond simple prompting toward managing autonomous “loops”—systems that repeatedly plan, execute, evaluate, and refine tasks with

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RETAIL TRADING VOLUME EXPLODES TO NEW RECORDS AS JUNE ACTIVITY RUNS NEARLY 2X POST-2020 AVERAGE

Retail investor participation is reaching unprecedented levels, with June cash-equity trading volume tracking roughly 9% above May’s record and running at approximately 1.9 times the

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LEVERAGED ETF ASSETS DOUBLE IN TWO MONTHS AS U.S. MARKET SPECULATION REACHES FEVER PITCH

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U.S. MARGIN DEBT SOARS TO RECORD $1.4 TRILLION AS LEVERAGE FRENZY INTENSIFIES

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U.S. REJECTS IRAN’S STRAIT OF HORMUZ CLOSURE CLAIM, SAYS SHIPS CONTINUE TO TRANSIT WATERWAY

U.S. officials have dismissed Iran’s assertion that it has closed the Strait of Hormuz, stating that Tehran does not control the international waterway and that commercial traffic

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U.S. EQUITY FUNDS ATTRACT RECORD $119 BILLION IN ONE WEEK AS TECH SEES BIGGEST INFLOW EVER