Lots of bluster at Paris summit but: "I have not received a clear, unambiguous answer yet."

The net result of these perverse incentives is an Internet that is increasingly toxic and untrustworthy...

World Cup tickets. Rising subway fares. Magical "briefings". And he's only been in office a week...

... the geopolitical backdrop feels noisier.

The U.S. Justice Department said it is taking the states to court as part of its mission to ensure free and fair elections. 

Japan relied on China for 63% of its rare earth imports.

Most investors tend to cling to the course to which they are currently committed, especially at turning points...

Just days ago Petro was blasted as a "sick man" who should "watch his ass"...

Low volatility and building pressure in Chinese yields suggests they are on the verge of breaking out to the upside, with reflationary consequences for the US and the rest of the world...

"Nvidia executives said there is strong demand from Chinese customers for the H200, but noted that the company..." 

"Additional spending will likely be focused on shipbuilding, long-range strike capabilities and the Golden Dome..." 

...and job cuts plunged in December

“We see a bit of a profit-taking after a couple of days and I think geopolitical risk remains quite high. The market is now really positioning for the upcoming earnings season.”

There’s a major rebalancing at play between some late-2025 laggard and winning sectors.

It is no coincidence that the ISM started to notably underperform the PMI - which better reflects tech and AI firms - early last year...

In April 1985, Ames began voluntarily providing classified information to Moscow.