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Developer markets $4.54bn of five-year high-yield notes to fund a 200MW Nvidia-linked data centre and substation in Storey County, Nevada, led by JPMorgan.
Kenneth Kelly, CEO of Detroit's First Independence, helped triple enterprise value and was elected American Bankers Association chairman in October 2025.
Gallup finds US weekly hours for full-time employees fell from 44.1 in 2019 to 42.9 in 2024, concentrated among under-35s and in retail and hospitality.
US airline fares are up about 21%, driven by higher jet-fuel costs and capacity cuts; bookings remain strong as carriers shift toward premium fares to protect yields.
An assessment reveals the Appalachian region may hold 2.3 million tonnes of lithium, enough to power 130 million EVs. What could this mean for the future
Starbucks posted Q2 revenue of $9.53 billion, beat adjusted EPS estimates and raised its 2026 same‑store sales and EPS guidance on rising customer traffic.
POET shares drop almost 50% after Marvell cancels orders due to a confidentiality breach, raising concerns about AI data-center collaboration and future
Ardian closed a record $30bn ninth-generation secondaries fund (ASF IX), oversubscribed with 465 investors from 44 countries, boosting AUM to about $97bn.
Flashcard-style ETF quiz to master ETF tickers and fund names. Two modes, three timers and category filters sharpen recall using the site's database.
Domino's shares fell 8% after U.S. same-store sales rose 0.9%, below estimates. The chain cut its U.S. outlook, blaming weather, fuel costs and discounting.
Honeywell's long-term debt climbed in 2024 as acquisitions and planned spin-offs reshape its capital structure. How investors and lenders could be affected.
Toowoomba Royal Show attendance held steady despite higher petrol prices, organisers say, supporting stallholders, vendors and regional supply chains.
Facing a 3% adviser fee on a $1.5m inheritance? Assess costs, services, net performance and legal duties to decide whether to replace the family adviser.
Breakage in Australian loyalty programs has risen to 38%, costing households about $310 a year, the ACCC finds. Proposed disclosure rules and a 36-month cap could cut $1.3bn from operators.
Gold rally tops $4,000 as central-bank buying, Asian demand and ETF inflows tighten supply. Bank of America warns technical stretches raise pullback risk.
10-year US Treasury yield hit about 4.19% as markets weighed a DOJ probe of Fed Chair Powell, a firm 10-year auction and upcoming CPI and PPI data.
A 26-paper collection shows archaeobotany methods reshaping food-production history and likely shifting research funding, breeding priorities and markets.
Permit amendments let Assemble convert 248 promised affordable homes to market-rate units, reducing the affordable share from 60% to 20% across 622 units.
Gov. Janet Mills vetoed L.D. 307, blocking a statewide pause on data-centre permits and citing local support for a Jay project amid energy concerns.
A local family bought Thargomindah's post office, also keeping banking, bill and parcel services for the 243-person outback town and nearby stations.
Hormuz shutdown removed about 1bn barrels, depleting emergency stocks and forcing demand cuts in petrochemicals, airlines and trucking and global effects.
Hungary's PM-elect Péter Magyar vows to pursue Orbán-linked assets, set up a national asset recovery office and join EU prosecutors to unlock €17bn.
Luxury air travel: airlines sell five-figure fares in ultra-premium cabins while economy seats shrink and fees rise, creating a K-shaped recovery.
The Federal Reserve is holding its policy rate near 4.3% for a fifth meeting as officials split over cuts. Read why they disagree and who will be affected.
Private-credit strains push investors into closed-end funds for income. BlackRock's Science & Tech Term Trust yields 8.8% and trades ~9.2% below NAV.
