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Google Loses EU Antitrust Fight; SoftBank Starts AI Computing Venture
Alphabet shares fell after the EU's top court upheld a €4.1 billion antitrust fine for abusing Android's market power, while SoftBank shares rose on plans for a US AI computing venture.
AI Debt Deluge Makes Credit Market Look Safer While Masking Risk
A surge in high-grade AI-related corporate debt issuance is improving aggregate credit metrics, but investors worry the apparent safety masks underlying risks from rapid leverage growth and concentration.
How investors can get ahead of the next AI investment wave
Investors seeking to capitalize on the next AI wave should focus on infrastructure, enterprise adoption, and valuation discipline as the sector matures beyond initial hype.
Hassett Praises Jobs Data, Slams Fed Chair Powell
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett called the June jobs report strong and criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell for remaining at the central bank.
Adani Enterprises Seeks $1 Billion Via Share Placement
Adani Enterprises is raising up to $1 billion through a share placement to institutional investors, signaling renewed market confidence as the conglomerate navigates US legal challenges.
BlackRock Partner Securitize Rides Wall Street Tokenization Wave
Securitize, a key partner of BlackRock, is gaining traction as Wall Street increasingly adopts blockchain-based tokenization of stocks, bonds, and private funds, signaling a shift in traditional finance.
Reverse mortgage vs home-equity agreement: Which is better for retirement
A 70-year-old single retiree weighs reverse mortgage versus home-equity agreement, a decision that affects retirement income and estate planning.
Polymarket: 70% of closed markets have under $10,000 volume
A CNBC analysis reveals that about 70% of closed Polymarket contracts never exceeded $10,000 in volume, raising concerns about liquidity and bot activity for retail traders.
US Hiring Slows Sharply, Curbing Recent Job-Market Momentum
US hiring slowed sharply in June, curbing recent job-market momentum, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell, presenting a mixed signal for equity markets.
CoreWeave Junk Bonds Slide Further as Meta Cloud Plans Hit AI Sentiment
CoreWeave's junk bonds fell for a second day after reports that Meta is developing a competing cloud business, raising doubts about the AI infrastructure boom.
Tech Rally Chasers Make Options Calls Priciest Since 2007 Next to S&P
Options call premiums on the Nasdaq 100 relative to the S&P 500 have surged to levels not seen since 2007, signaling extreme bullish sentiment among tech rally chasers.
Palantir shares dip this year; D.A. Davidson says buy the weakness
Palantir shares have declined this year, but D.A. Davidson upgrades the stock to buy, citing attractive valuation and growth prospects.
OpenAI reportedly considers giving 5% stake to government
OpenAI is reportedly exploring a plan to grant the US government a 5% equity stake, a move that could ease regulatory pressure on the AI industry and reshape its corporate governance.
Yen Surge Likely Intervention, Not Market Move, Natixis Says
Natixis chief APAC economist Alicia Garcia Herrero suggests Japan likely intervened in currency markets after the yen surged sharply against the dollar, as traders await US jobs data that could further move the pair.
SBI Funds $1.2 Billion India IPO Launch in July to Test Demand
SBI Funds Management is set to launch a $1.2 billion IPO in mid-July, testing investor appetite ahead of a busy pipeline of billion-dollar listings in India.
Japan Retail Investors Bought Record Stocks Last Week in Selloff
Japanese retail investors bought a record amount of local stocks last week during a tech-led selloff, signaling strong dip-buying appetite among individual traders.
Carlsberg Said to File for India IPO to Raise $700 Million
Carlsberg has confidentially filed for an IPO of its India unit, aiming to raise up to $700 million, which could unlock value for the brewer and attract investor interest in India's growing consumer market.
Congo Plans Dual-Currency Stock Exchange to Lure Investors
The Democratic Republic of Congo plans a dual-currency stock exchange to attract investment amid soaring demand for minerals critical to AI infrastructure.
India Textile Stocks Surge as Trade Deals Boost Export Hopes
Indian textile stocks have become standout performers in the market this year, driven by trade deals that boost export prospects for suppliers to global retailers like Walmart.
Bond Curve Flattening Signals Caution for Warsh Fed Nomination
The flattening of the US Treasury yield curve suggests bond markets are pricing in a more aggressive Fed under potential nominee Kevin Warsh, which could pressure equities if rate expectations tighten too quickly.
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