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Why Trump Accounts could turn child savings into a Wall Street political fight
Trump Accounts launch July 4 with Wall Street backing, $1,000 child investments and new questions over savings, inequality and politics.
Alan Greenspan dies at 100, leaving a Federal Reserve legacy of boom, bubbles and crisis
Alan Greenspan has died at 100, reopening debate over the Federal Reserve maestro who guided a historic boom but faced blame after the financial crisis.
Could OpenAI and Anthropic push the next generation of smaller IPOs into SPAC mergers?
SPAC IPOs surge as SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic crowd Wall Street’s pipeline. Find out what the revival means for investors and private companies.
Yum! Brands (YUM) lines up $2.7bn Pizza Hut sale as investors weigh $4bn buyback plan
Find out how Yum! Brands’ planned $2.7bn Pizza Hut sale could reshape fast-food strategy, buybacks, China growth and $YUM sentiment.
SpaceX surges past $2tn after record IPO as Elon Musk becomes first trillionaire
SpaceX soared in its market debut, but a $2 trillion valuation now demands proof that Starlink, xAI and space infrastructure can deliver.
Federal Reserve rule changes test limits of shrinking $6.7tn balance sheet
Fed rule changes may only modestly shrink its $6.7 trillion balance sheet. Read why liquidity could limit Kevin Warsh’s plan.
Can Nvidia keep carrying Wall Street while Treasury yields squeeze everything else?
Nvidia earnings, rising Treasury yields and retail stock pressure are reshaping market sentiment. Read how investors are positioning now.
Boeing (BA) slides after Trump’s China aircraft order falls short of 500-jet hopes
Boeing got China back, but not big enough. The 200-jet order leaves investors asking whether BA can turn diplomacy into delivery.
ASX 200 ends 8-day losing streak as 73% of stocks rebound, only Energy lags
Australia's longest losing streak since 2018 just broke. The bounce is real, but breadth and Energy reversal hint at consolidation, not recovery.
Why Goldman Sachs still sees $160bn in IPO proceeds despite fewer expected listings
Fewer IPOs, same $160bn target. Goldman Sachs’ reset shows why 2026 listings may depend on mega-deals. Read the full analysis.