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Nvidia’s Margins May Not Be Expanding, But Its Customer Base Is

Nvidia Delivers Strong Quarterly Earnings as Stock Falters

How France and the U.A.E. Courted–and Hacked–Telegram’s Founder

What Would a Harris or Trump Presidency Mean for Corporate Taxes?

This podcast episode delves into the uncertainties regarding the corporate tax rate as the US presidential election approaches, emphasizing how finance chiefs are navigating the conflicting proposals of key candidates, which may influence corporate investments and ultimately affect consumer prices.

How Clean-Fuel Startups Went From the Next Big Thing to Money Pits

Why Big-Bank CEOs Steer Clear of Presidential Politics

Israel, Hezbollah Seek De-Escalation After Show of Force

The Costs of More Extreme Weather: Your Questions Answered

What’s News in Markets: Rate Cuts, Target Wins, Franklin Templeton Probe

This podcast episode provides an insightful analysis of the recent gains in the market and the positive signals from the Federal Reserve, alongside corporate highlights from Target and Peloton, showcasing how strategic pricing and a focus on subscriptions can lead to growth. The episode also touches on the concerning S...

U.S. Markets Rally after Fed’s Powell Says ‘Time Has Come’ for Rate Cuts

As Harris Accepts Democratic Nomination, a Look at the Road Ahead

Kamala Harris Takes the DNC Stage. Here’s a Vibe Check.

Tim Walz Introduces Himself to the Nation

Several Federal Reserve Officials Saw Case for July Rate Cuts

Will Kamala Harris’s Gains in the Polls Be Enough to Win the Election?

Kamala Harris's Headache With Progressive Grassroots

Democrats Spotlight Workers, Abortion Rights on First Night of Convention

The Democratic National Convention Kicks Off. Here’s What to Watch For.

Why Fewer Americans Are Having Kids

Inflation Is Easing, So Why Doesn’t It Always Feel That Way? Your Questions Answered