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Last hour
- Dow drops over 1,100 points as sinking tech stocks combine with jumping oil prices to drag markets down
The S&P 500 fell 1.5% after swinging sharply between gains and losses in the last hour of trading. The Nasdaq composite slumped 1.7%.
Earlier today
- Wall Street is panicking over Kevin Warsh’s patience
The Dow fell over 2% after the conference.
- Fed, in a nail-biter July meeting, decides to leave rates unchanged
The Fed's rate-setting committee reached the 9-3 decision after two days of deliberations.
- LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault reveals he owned nearly 20% of Netflix, but cashed out too early—his stake could be worth up to $60 billion today
Bernard Arnault owns LVMH—and with it, Louis Vuitton and Dior. But he also owned nearly 20% of Netflix, a stake that could be worth up to $60 billion
- Exclusive: Rent the Runway founder Jenn Hyman is taking over IPO-bound Babylist as it nears $1 billion in revenue
Babylist founder Natalie Gordon will become executive chair, in a rare founder-to-founder CEO transition.
- Fed expected to hold rates as Iran-Jordan clash reignites war fears, with oil prices jumping more than 4%
The central bank isn't expected to move on rates Wednesday, but 76% of traders see a September hike as inflation stays above the 2% target.
- Trump broke his promise to lower — and eliminate — the national debt. A top investor thinks he’s the ‘worst-spending president in history’
"The number one job of the President is to get the deficit under control,” Jason Calacanis wrote in a post on X.
Yesterday
- FIFA’s plan to raise billions from investors is sparking a backlash—one insider says Europe is angry because it could change soccer’s balance of power
Thrive Capital's Joshua Kushner and former Liberty Media boss Greg Maffei are involved in the controversial bid to buy a stake in a subsidiary of the
- Coinbase and Robinhood are locked in a heated battle ahead of Q2 earnings—but only one is being called the industry’s ‘first hyperscaler’
Robinhood has proven better at diversifying its revenue streams—but emerging fields of AI commerce and tokenized stocks will boost Coinbase in time.
- ‘A lot of panic around the AI investment’: how a chip slump is driving the Nasdaq toward correction
It’s a chip panic that "appears to be indiscriminate," analysts say.
- The IPO hype cycle returns
In 2016, Fortune cautioned investors of a tech IPO reckoning. A decade on, the warning is worth heeding once more as a new set of companies chase a tr
- Bernard Arnault is denying a family rift—and any kind of real-life Succession. LVMH earnings tell a stranger story
The conglomerate's best-performing unit right now is run by an outsider, not an Arnault—does that mean anything for the succession race?
Saturday, July 25
- Defense tech investors thought the war in Iran could make them millionaires. Instead, they faced a Wall Street bloodbath
Firms like Northrop Grumman are struggling on the market despite record military spending. Investors are now watching Congress—and a new generation of
Wednesday, July 22
- After SpaceX’s $2 trillion debut, investors are eyeing Anthropic and OpenAI. Market experts share how to play the next trillion-dollar IPO
Before buying into the hype, pros say to skip the first-day frenzy, follow the revenue, and read the prospectus.
Monday, June 3
- Is Roaring Kitty losing his voice? Retail investors could be losing faith in their one-time leader
Reddit's WallStreetBets community shuns Keith Gill.
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