The Houthis’ Saudi attacks are ‘unprecedented.’ Trump wants to ‘ignore’ them until the midterms, but the chaos may force U.S. to respond
The Houthis are "misbehaving very badly," but the U.S. is doing little in reply—for now.
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The Houthis are "misbehaving very badly," but the U.S. is doing little in reply—for now.
Mike Wirth says commercial stockpiles, emergency reserves, and once-sanctioned barrels have all been tapped, leaving the global energy system more exposed just weeks before the midterms.
JPMorgan announced its first earnings miss in almost three years, while Goldman delivered its second-highest quarterly net revenue ever. A $1.2 billion regulatory penalty weighed on Bank of America's already lackluster quarter.
The AARP's Rich Johnson said family budgets "have been under increasing pressure because of rising prices."
CEO Brian Moynihan told analysts that BofA had hired 1,000 extra staff for what he called "Mythos remediation."
European regulators are expecting AI-driven financial chaos sooner than later.
Nearly half of $500K-plus households pay only the minimum on their credit cards, and 80% have put off a major financial goal—more than middle earners on both counts.
Several cryptocurrency exchanges are transforming themselves from apps devoted to coins into platforms handling different asset classes.
Stanford University's Robert E. Hall and Columbia University's Michael Woodford won the Nobel Prize in economics for research on how policymakers can stabilize economies, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said on Monday.Why it matters: Their work helped shape how central banks set interest…
Ray Dalio and Toto Wolff discuss leadership and team management strategies at the Milken Institute Asia Summit, emphasizing tough love.
According to a Dallas Fed survey, 32% of executives who were impacted by oil theft said it had increased slightly over the last 12 months.
“We were very clear that Russia is the aggressor. Russia is the one who can end this war by backing out of territory that they occupied.”
China's spending on interest payments accounts for 19% of the central government’s general public budget and skyrocketed 341% between 2013 and 2025.
"Ultimately, diesel and gasoline drive inflation, not crude oil."
The White House hopes AI will help the US grow its way out of debt. That is a new take on the Reagan-era promise that tax cuts pay for themselves, Eduardo Porter argued in an analysis for The Guardian.
"So then we're left with changes in revenues and changes in spending, and those are inherently political choices."
"Thus the fiscal pressure caused largely by France’s very generous government pension plan has led to cutbacks in other spending, notably on education."
A memo from US law firm Quinn Emanuel sets out how the debt behind the AI data centre boom could turn into a wave of lawsuits. Liz Hoffman reported that it was doing the rounds again this week for Semafor. The 20-page client alert was first published in March.
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