Former JPMorgan exec takes on Social Security advisory role
Matt Zames will take on an unpaid adviser position at the Social Security Administration, according to reports.
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Matt Zames will take on an unpaid adviser position at the Social Security Administration, according to reports.
Maybe this stuff works on TV or on the stump. But it doesn’t work on Wall Street, where people can count.
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The fast-fashion giant is aiming to list shares in Hong Kong on Sept. 1. It’s been trying to go public for four years.
The automaker plans to soon launch its Cybercab in Austin, Texas, and got the nod to deploy thousands of vehicles in Nevada.
U.S. and Canadian officials were engaged in additional talks on Friday. Details about what’s in their new trade deal have trickled out.
An Evercore ISI analyst sees strong growth ahead for storage makers, networking providers and Apple.
Prediction markets like Kalshi are regulated in different ways across states. There’s a better way for them to thrive.
“I’ve been unhappy for a while.”
Is bitcoin ready to move on after a lengthy slump? One analyst says investors should be careful in trying to guess a bottom for the crypto.
As demand far outstrips supply in the memory-chip market, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics are generating outsize profits and throwing off huge free cash flow. Now both companies plan to return lots of this to shareholders
Recent earnings results suggest that the typical shopper is ‘employed, still spending, and increasingly disciplined about it.’
Washington has no shortage of options. None are easy.
Shares of Jensen Huang’s company have struggled to make headway since its previous results day.
“You’ll have to trust me when I tell you that she had love, support and opportunities.”
Hedge funds entered the second quarter all-in on the AI trade, but have begun to diversify their portfolios lately. They’re dipping into healthcare, energy and financials.
Film editor Billy Weber’s tranquil Los Angeles home has hit the market for $3.99 million.
More people under 30 are using gambling as a shortcut to buying a home or paying student loans
Rising yields threaten everything, especially overextended equities.
Doctors and patients are excited about the possible breakthrough, but some analysts believe there’s too much hype.
The neoclouds are destined to be “cyclical leasing companies,” according to BCA analyst Noah Weisberger, which implies low valuations for the stocks.
The “Fed Model” has turned bearish — how much should you care?
Wall Street is hoping that John Ternus will shift Apple’s AI strategy by spending more, pursuing larger mergers and doubling down on innovation.
“The public is going to have a harder and harder time accessing these benefits,” union official said.
An important pain threshold has been crossed, one currency-market expert warns.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to calm markets is being short-circuited.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent doubled down on his department’s intervention in the bond market, saying the Treasury could make additional moves and that its buybacks may be bigger than what was initially announced.
The energy market is sending a warning to cash-strapped consumers: Don’t expect prices at the pump to come down anytime soon.
The rise in bond yields renders markets more vulnerable to bad news, observes the “permabear” Albert Edwards of Société Générale.
After months of slumber, digital currencies are waking up, with bitcoin and ethereum shooting higher on Thursday, as traders credited President Donald Trump’s crypto-bill initiative and the disturbance in bond markets for helping to revive momentum in the hard-hit space.
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