Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. America’s tech companies led the slump, proving the old adage “the bigger they are, the harder they fall” ...

Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. Goldman expects the average US tariff rate to rise by 15 percentage points this year. And as businesses fold ...

What’s going on here? Citigroup revealed newfound optimism for Chinese stocks on Tuesday – but the big bank wasn’t quite so sunny about US ones, downgrading its outlook to neutral. Investors have long ...

Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. The US president admitted that America’s in a “period of transition” – and investors, worried that the outcome ...

After spending a year hoarding AI data center capacity, Microsoft seems to be into “less is more” all of a sudden. The Magnificent Seven firm has backed out of some data center deals, let other ones ...

Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. The US cemented itself as the home of AI just last month by announcing the Stargate ...

What’s going on here? After Honda ditched its rescue mission, Japanese carmaker Nissan was left on the shelf – but Tesla could ride in on a white, uh, Cybertruck to save the damsel in distress. Nissan ...

What’s going on here? With nerves cracked by the prospect of even higher tariffs, investors pulled $5 trillion out of the S&P 500 on Thursday and rushed to strengthen their portfolios with gold. The ...

Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. Musk might’ve lost some popularity with European drivers, but he could still win investors ...

Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. Ever since AI took off, the firms supplying critical infrastructure tools – so-called picks and shovels – have ...

What’s going on here? Aramco said it’ll reduce its dividend payments – the world’s biggest – from last year’s $124 billion to $85 billion, in a move that could force Saudi Arabia to search the sofa ...

Join the newsletter that everyone in finance secretly reads. 1M+ subscribers, 100% free. Despite his many billions, it seems Warren Buffett’s still a sucker for a bargain: Berkshire Hathaway increased ...