National
-
Wall Street’s Blistering Rally Lost Steam On Thursday. Stocks Were Mixed.
Stocks were mixed on Wednesday following a blistering rally that sent indexes to all-time highs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average made new gains, climbing 0.49%, while the S&P 500 edged…
-
A Republican Lawmaker Is Facing Abuse Allegations. Trump Called To Let Him Know ‘Things Aren’t Looking Good’ For His Reelection Prospects
President Donald Trump reportedly called Republican Congressman Max Miller to let him know that “things aren’t looking good” for his reelection prospects following accusations that he assaulted his ex-wife and…
-
CEOs Face Tough Choices In a Polarized Political World. Most People Think They Should Address The Cost Of Living
CEOs face a public worried about affordability and increasingly skeptical that the American dream is achievable. A poll by Brunswick Group and Echelon Insights asked people about their biggest concerns…
-
China Sent Iran Shoulder-Fired Missiles by Land After Xi Denied It to Trump
While Xi Jinping was personally assuring Donald Trump that China would not arm Iran under any circumstances — a pledge Trump posted to Truth Social around July 24 — a…
-
ZiNRAi Launches STUDIO Membership to Help Build Practical Skills in AI, Content Creation, Ecommerce, and Digital Marketing
A comprehensive educational membership designed to prepare entrepreneurs, creators, and professionals for the future of digital business. ZiNRAi announced the launch of STUDIO, a new educational membership created to help…
-
South Korea Revives Its Crypto Tax Plan. Parliament Will Decide Whether It Survives
South Korea is once again preparing to tax cryptocurrency profits, setting up another political battle over investor protection, overseas trading and the future of digital asset regulation. The proposal would…
-
The Fed Looks Set To Hold Rates Steady, But September Is Starting To Look Different
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged when policymakers conclude their two-day meeting on Wednesday, even as stubborn inflation and renewed energy market volatility keep pressure…
-
Samsung’s Newest Foldable Could Help Decide If The iPhone Ultra Sinks Or Swims
Samsung marked a new beginning with the launch of its new foldables in London last week. Seven years and eight generations later, the Samsung Galaxy Z lineup is getting a…
-
Stocks Keep Climbing Despite Global Turmoil. Here’s Why Markets Aren’t Reacting the Way Many Expected
Wall Street has continued to hover near record highs despite a backdrop of severe tumult in the world, leaving many investors wondering why financial markets appear so resilient while the…
-
‘Destined to Fail’: Mayor Mamdani Facing Fury Over £55M Taxpayer-Funded Supermarket Project
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing mounting criticism over his £55 million taxpayer-funded supermarket initiative, after officials confirmed this week that the planned city-owned grocery stores may lack…
-
Oil Has Topped $100 As The Iran War Escalates. Now Analysts Say Gas Prices Could Surge Even Higher
American drivers may not have seen the worst of the pain at the pump yet, as energy analysts warn gasoline prices are poised to rise further after oil markets began…
-
Marco Rubio Says Iran Is ‘Not Ready’ To Make a Deal, Threatens With Further Escalation ‘Every Night’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said strikes against Iran will continue to escalate until Tehran is ready to make a deal “they are willing to live by.” Speaking to press…
-
The Hidden Networks Behind Brazil’s Energy Market
Brazil’s large economy demands equally large amounts of energy. The country produces more biofuel than almost any other nation on the planet, generates roughly 90% of its electricity from renewable…
-
SpaceX Short Sellers Book Billions as Elon Musk Tells Them Their ‘Survival Probability’ Is ‘Very Low’
Short sellers betting against SpaceX have amassed about $4 billion (£3 billion) in paper profits after shares in Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite company tumbled below their record-breaking initial public…