Blood In The Streets: Tech Wrecks, Bonds Battered, & Crude Catapults In July Jolt
...Nasdaq's worst July in 22 years, bonds' biggest July yield-spike since 2005... oil's biggest July jump in over 30 years,
...Nasdaq's worst July in 22 years, bonds' biggest July yield-spike since 2005... oil's biggest July jump in over 30 years,
"We must work together to prevent uncontrolled migrant flows from entering EU territory, with all the consequent risks and the threat of terrorism..."
...herding the narrative cats...
The case will proceed, and the court will rule later on whether to block the mandate for many recipients to work or volunteer...
Prices for electronic devices reliant on advanced memory chips, from smartphones to gaming consoles, have risen as the AI data-center buildout tightens supply and drives component costs higher. The resulting memory-chip crunch is now weighing on consumer demand, with Goldman’s latest note showing that the pressure is increasingly visible in China’s handheld-device market.
CBS: what would be one of the harshest bombing campaigns to date...
Sets up for replay of the 2015 war...
The Cato Institute's Jones Act Waiver Tracker shows that nearly 50 million barrels...
"History is seasonal, and winter is coming..."
Second-cousin relationships and marriage are legal under Maine law...
However you cut this Fauci business, one thing Americans have learned is how slippery and treacherous this thing called The Law has become...
The request calls for 1,500 beds near Denver, 1,500 near Seattle, 700 near Miami, and 1,800 in Pennsylvania...
Governors supporting the nuclear value chain stand to see tens of billions of dollars poured into their state...
“Disney’s lawyers can wish upon a star, but they cannot make this record disappear,”
Inflows into the levered suite have accelerated even as price action has faded from June highs...
‘Digital shipyard’ eyed by joint venture...
The US Treasury informed a number of banks that it may intervene in the Japanese yen market on Friday and that they should "stand ready for future action."
...holding government bonds now “provides no special liquidity or safety benefit and may instead impose a cost because they use up scarce balance sheet space.”
