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- 5 takeaways from President Donald Trump's interview with CNBC [117d]
- Jack Smith says he's 'very concerned what's going to happen next election' under Trump [117d]
- Saudi Arabia has ramped up oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz since U.S.-Iran deal [117d]
- Olympian David Hearn indicted in Reflecting Pool destruction of property case [117d]
- Trump bought Apple, Nvidia and other tech giants before tariff reversal fueled rebound [117d]
- Levi's, The North Face and Columbia are turning to women to fuel their next phase of growth [117d]
- Amazon has deployed enough satellites to launch Leo service later this year [117d]
- Trump Accounts get a boost from employer contributions — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are the latest to offer matching programs [117d]
- GE Vernova's gas turbines aren't the only way it's winning from the AI boom [117d]
- Job seekers giving up: Labor force participation rate falls to lowest in 50 years, outside of Covid era [117d]
- Sandwich chain Jersey Mike's files for IPO, reports 50% same-store sales growth in recent years [117d]
- Married Americans tend to be wealthier and happier. Gen Z is forgoing the institution anyway [117d]
- Premier Lacrosse League plans to bring in team owners by 2028 'or soon thereafter,' co-founder says [117d]
- Why Jim Cramer says investors should 'want to own' this industrial stock [117d]
- House lawmakers approved a bipartisan bill to protect older adults from financial fraud. Here's what to know [117d]
- Treasury says Trump Account investment options will include State Street, BlackRock and Vanguard ETFs [117d]
- Led by Buc-ee’s and new rival Dolly Parton, America’s gas station chains are in a mega-sizing era [117d]
- Autonomous drone startup Quantum Systems raises $1.2 billion as investors pile into defense [117d]
- Stock market gains minted nearly 1 million new millionaires in 2025, new UBS report says [117d]
- Trump says 'everybody's profiting' from recent market rallies — but it’s mostly the 1% [117d]
- How high hopes for Biden’s student-loan forgiveness plans cost borrowers [117d]
- Ford Q2 sales drop 10.3% due to F-Series production issues, falling EV demand [117d]
- Tesla reports 480,126 vehicle deliveries for second quarter, topping expectation [117d]
- Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Thursday [117d]
- Microsoft commits $2.5 billion and 6,000 employees to new AI implementation unit [117d]
- Most prediction market contracts have low volume, leaving users exposed to volatility and bots [117d]
- High-end camping and a capital raise: AutoCamp is banking on summer travel to fuel growth [117d]
- U.S. economy added 57,000 jobs in June, less than expected; unemployment rate at 4.2% [117d]
- Rivian raises 2026 delivery outlook after strong demand in the second quarter [117d]
- Jeff Bezos' family office backed five AI startups in June [117d]
- Meta’s push into cloud computing means Wall Street has to prepare for lower margins [117d]
- Jill Biden's Memoir Sales Appear To Be Manipulated By Bulk Sales [117d]
- Alive And Kicking: News Of Woke's Death Is Greatly Exaggerated [117d]
- Billionaire Governor Pritzker Embraces Socialist Candidates As The Future Of The Democrat Party [117d]
- Building Codes For Energy Conservation Can Increase US Home Costs By $14,000: DOE [117d]
- Feds Nab Alleged Member Of "Sprawling" Cuban Communist Subversion Network Linked To Hasan Piker's Havana Trip [117d]
- Japan's Biggest LNG Buyer Creates Standalone Trading Arm [117d]
- World's Largest Data Center Campus On Verge Of Collapse After Blackstone Unexpectedly Pulls Out [117d]
- US Nuclear Regulator Proposes Changes To Nuclear Safety Standards [117d]
- Warren Pushes Progressive Agenda In Senate Primaries As Schumer Prioritizes Path Back To Majority [117d]
- Ex-CIA Chief John Brennan Sues Trump, Admin Officials Over Allegedly Vindictive Investigations [117d]
- Iran Runs Into Big Problem: No Buyers For Its Oil, As Full Tankers Pile Up Off China [117d]
- Justice Department Sues California Over Glock Ban, Handgun Roster [117d]
- SAP Slows Hiring, Freezes Travel As AI Push Accelerates [117d]
- FDA Allows Label Saying Zyn Nicotine Pouches Less Harmful Than Cigarettes [117d]
- Blue Owl Gates Investors Again After Top BDCs Hit With Massive 38%, 19% Redemption Requests [117d]
- Judge Blocks USPS Ballot Rule Tied To Trump's Election Integrity Order [117d]
- Vance Explains How US Will Use Iran MoU To Replenish Global Oil Supply [117d]
- Sin(a)tra [117d]
- FDA Staffers Oppose Proposed Clearance Of Peptides [117d]
- Minnesota Gov Walz Pardons Convicted Child-Molester, Blocking Deportation [117d]
- What Did He Just Say? [117d]
- Europe Capitulates, Sees Iranian Hormuz Fee Collection As 'Inevitable' [117d]
- America Bets $50 Billion On Coal And Gas Power, More Than China, As Electricity Demand Soars [117d]
- Vegas Cops Disrupt Alleged Casino Terror Plot By Trans Gunman As Pattern Of Left-Wing Violence Raises Alarms [117d]
- Yen Surges As Jittery Traders Expect Imminent Intervention After Japan Reveals New Strategy To Wipe Out Shorts [117d]
- Core Durable Goods Orders Soar Most In 4 Years [117d]
- 'Something Has Gone Completely Wrong': Palantir's Alex Karp Goes Ballistic On OpenAI, Anthropic [117d]
- Buried On The 4th Of July: Mediators Pledge Quiet Between US, Iran To Allow For Ayatollah Khamenei's Funeral [117d]
- Tesla Reports 480,126 Q2 Deliveries, Crushing Estimates [117d]
- Egg Producers Reach State And Federal Settlement Over Price-Fixing Allegations [117d]
- US Adds Only 57K Jobs, Missing Estimates, As Unemployment Rate Slides On Plunge In Workers [117d]
- Initial Jobless Claims Continue To Signal No Labor Market Stress [117d]
- Ukrainian Capital Suffers 'Night Of Hell' In 11-Hour Russian Assault That Kills At Least 20 [117d]
- Futures On Edge As Sliding Chips Spark Another Korea Crash, Payrolls On Deck [117d]
- "Set Your AC To 78F": NYC Socialist Pleads With Residents As Fragile Grid Faces Blackout Risk [117d]
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- Michael Burry just shorted Caterpillar’s 172% AI rally. One analyst says his bet won’t even matter [117d]
- AI’s $2.2 trillion deficit fix is already half fake, economists say [117d]
- The sports economy is unaffordable at the bar, let alone the stadium [117d]
- Trump fights fraud by freezing funding for New York’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit [117d]
- Anthropic’s Fable model is back. But U.S. AI policy is still a mess [117d]
- Scott Bessent goes after the top Mexican cartel’s new billion-dollar business: gas stations [117d]
- Trump trots out the C-word — communism — not getting the memo that capitalism has been largely discredited with Gen Z [117d]
- California bans ‘sell by’ labels to curb food waste and emissions [117d]
- Egg companies made $1.22 billion in profit off a $6 carton — now they’re buying their way out of a price-fixing case with 53 million donated eggs [117d]
- No holiday for New York City cops, who get a heat wave, World Cup and a Taylor Swift wedding at MSG [117d]
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden will run from 5pm on Friday until maybe 4am on July 4th, permit says [117d]
- Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce donate $26 million to charities ahead of rumored Madison Square Garden wedding [117d]
- Trump visits new Teddy Roosevelt library in the badlands: ‘He had a freakin’ wild life’ [117d]
- NYPD confirms ‘an event that we are tracking at Madison Square Garden on Friday night,’ declines to comment on Taylor Swift wedding [117d]
- The World Cup is a smash but America still isn’t a soccer country, poll suggests [117d]
- Some states are starting to crack down on companies that foist their workers onto Medicaid [117d]
- Trump’s $46 billion ‘smart wall’ with Mexico bets on AI and scale [117d]
- Russia’s economy is ‘sputtering,’ and Putin’s wartime spending model has pushed the country to an ‘economic, political, and military abyss’ [117d]
- India and Japan just made “economic security” a shared mission [117d]
- AI “grief videos” turn mourning into a $390 service in South Korea [117d]
- ‘It’s a very strong deal. Nobody knows what it is’: Trump completes transformation from Master of the Deal to Great Equivocator [117d]
- Securitize is latest crypto company to go public as BlackRock-backed firm sees stock jump 3% on debut [117d]
- Mark Zuckerberg feeds his cows macadamia nuts and beer to create the ‘highest-quality beef in the world’ on his $300 million estate in Hawaii [117d]
- A 2-year taste of the office was enough to make 3 grads quit. Now they run a $13.2 billion investment firm: ‘We didn’t want a traditional job again’ [117d]
- Economists have found an answer to slowing cognitive decline: Avoid retiring early, study finds [117d]
- ‘More fizzle than sparkle’: June jobs report fails to launch a July 4 firework [117d]
- Americans are escaping the U.S. for New Zealand where house prices have hit a new low—but only wealthy Americans with $3 million spare can invest [117d]
- This investor won’t back startups unless staff are in the office 6 days a week: ‘Not because I don’t have empathy, because they’re going to fail’ [117d]
- Former Iran director at NSC: Crypto legislation is a ticket to sanctions evasion [117d]
- Trump stopped talking about these media stocks, but his portfolio didn’t stop trading them [117d]
- McKinsey chairs: Building a more resilient industrial base may require $2 trillion in investment [117d]
- A truck-bed coating company, a UFC birthday party, and an algae bloom: Inside Trump’s $14 million Reflecting Pool fiasco [117d]
- Current price of oil as of July 2, 2026 [117d]
- ‘A witches’ brew’: Washington’s ethics establishment reacts to Trump’s $2.2 billion windfall — they’re shocked but not surprised [117d]
- Why build AI data centers in a cornfield when Saudi Arabia has cheap oil and cheaper power? [117d]
- Economy disappoints with half as many jobs created in June, and May and April gains revised downward [117d]
- Why CFOs should pay attention to Open USD—the new stablecoin backed by more than 140 companies [117d]
- Alexandr Wang says Meta's coming AI has caught up with OpenAI's flagship model [117d]
- My father died of cancer at 72. A $12,000 longevity exam at a Silicon Valley clinic found both good and bad news in my DNA. [117d]
- JPMorgan has to keep paying Charlie Javice's legal fees, judge rules [117d]
- Mark Zuckerberg said that AI agent progress has been slower than expected in an internal town hall [117d]
- Anduril's Jeff Miller says [117d]
- CMO Laura Jones explains the insight behind its "Bananas" campaign, which was a winner at the 2026 Cannes Lions [117d]
- Investigator says Tesla driver went 'pedal to the metal' before crashing into Texas home, killing a woman [117d]
- Why living past 115 is almost impossible [117d]
- The greatest asset that a CMO has is trust, says Snowflake's Denise Persson [117d]
- Brands smell blood in the water after PlayStation axes game discs — and they're roasting Sony for it [117d]
- The Empire State Building couple is the summer romance we need [117d]
- Software engineering legend Kent Beck says coders need to learn people skills to survive AI [117d]
- I used to work at Dollar Tree. There are 9 things I still buy there all of the time. [117d]
- Autodesk's Dara Treseder explains why the company is investing $350 million in AI training [117d]
- As buyers make decisions through LLMs, Bobcat's Laura Ness Owens is focusing more on customer experience [117d]
- As payments partner to NFL, Amex will help it grow its global footprint, according to the CMOs of both brands [117d]
- The Chinese startup that rattled Big Tech is back with an AI coding tool that undercuts US pricing [117d]
- In a world driven by demand generation, CMOs must be the expert on the customer, says Mars' Gabrielle Wesley [117d]
- CMOs aren't just driving marketing, they are forging the next leadership generation, says JP Morgan's Tracy-Ann Lim [117d]
- For marketers and creators, deep expertise makes a difference, says Nespresso's Jessica Padula [117d]
- I never thought I could live in a tiny home. Staying in a 250-square-foot Airbnb changed my mind. [117d]
- I was laid off from Disney after 31 years. Networking on social media helped me reach nearly 2 million people. [117d]
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI 'will reshape the material conditions of human life' [117d]
- Meta is rolling out a new app with a social feed of vibe-coded mini games [117d]
- A $7,999 home robot joins the race to automate household chores [117d]
- $6.5 billion Freestone Grove's top energy investor is leaving the firm [117d]
- I changed my location on a dating app to find love outside the US. It's worked better than I ever imagined. [117d]
- I tasted and ranked every bagel at Einstein Bros. Bagels. Turns out, the best ones are sweet. [117d]
- CMOs need to show results, but they also need inspire their brand and teams, says Meta's Alex Schultz [117d]
- Companies are thinking smarter about how technology can drive business outcomes, says Bain's Erika Serow [117d]
- Pinterest is about "intention" rather than attention, says CMO Claudine Cheever [117d]
- Creators like Benny Blanco help drive Yahoo's transformation, says CMO Josh Line [117d]
- Nuveen CMO Tara Giuliano touts "credible adjacency" over influencer marketing [117d]
- Student-loan borrowers are getting their first batch of notices to switch repayment plans [117d]
- Creators and professional athletes are growing categories on LinkedIn, says CMO Jessica Jensen [117d]
- Lenovo's Emily Ketchen shares how the brand is powering the FIFA World Cup, and the communities that surround it [117d]
- I bought a 6-bedroom villa in the Italian countryside for $50,000. Within a year, I'd left the US and fully moved in. [117d]
- I tried breakfast sandwiches from Dunkin', Starbucks, and Tim Hortons. My favorite tasted fresh and flavorful. [117d]
- After a lifetime in New York City, I moved to a charming small town. Five years later, all I want is to go back home. [117d]
- My son works with me at our 120-year-old family business. I'm 72 and have been working there since age 12. [117d]
- See inside Thomas Edison's New Jersey lab, where some of America's biggest inventions took shape [117d]
- Tesla sales rebound as it cashes in on sky-high gas prices [117d]
- This startup wants to turn the world into a searchable video feed, starting in San Francisco [117d]
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