US Targets ISIS Financial Network with New Sanctions Across Three Continents
The US imposed sanctions on individuals and firms in Europe, the Middle East, and West Africa to disrupt ISIS's cross-border financing and global operations.
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Bank of America and Deutsche Bank Forecast Fed Rate Hikes Later This Year
Major banks now anticipate Federal Reserve interest rate increases before year-end, diverging from market expectations of stable policy through 2026.
Big Tech
Google’s Market Value Drops Sharply Amid Concerns Over AI Talent Loss
Alphabet’s shares plummeted after two top AI researchers left, sparking investor worries that Google is losing ground to rivals in the critical race for artificial intelligence expertise.
Defense & Security
Divisions Emerge Among MAGA Supporters Over Trump’s Iran Ceasefire Agreement
A new poll reveals significant splits within Trump’s base regarding the Iran deal, with many questioning whether the agreement favors the US or Iran.
Big Tech
Elon Musk Threatens Legal Action Against Lawmaker Over Accusations Related to Aid Cuts
Elon Musk said he will sue Rep. Ro Khanna after the Democrat accused Musk of causing millions of child deaths due to budget cuts linked to his leadership at DOGE.
Corporate Power
SpaceX Expands Capital Strategy with Bond Market Entry Amid AI and Starship Investments
Shortly after a major IPO, SpaceX issued its first senior unsecured notes to secure long-term financing for AI and rocket projects, signaling a shift toward sustained industrial growth.
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China Prepares Second Terminal to Boost Import of Sanctioned Russian LNG
China is set to open a second terminal in Shandong province to import sanctioned Russian LNG, expanding Moscow’s access amid European phase-out plans.
Markets & Macro
Alan Greenspan, Former Fed Chair Who Shaped Global Markets, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve chair for nearly two decades known for his market-moving speeches and economic stewardship, died at home from Parkinson’s complications.
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U.S. Grants Temporary Sanctions Relief to Iran’s Oil Sector Amid Preliminary Deal
The U.S. Treasury issues a 60-day license permitting Iranian oil exports and transactions as part of early negotiations aimed at stabilizing regional tensions and global energy markets.
Corporate Power
Adam Schiff Questions Legitimacy of DOJ Investigation into Governor Gavin Newsom
Senator Adam Schiff expressed skepticism about the Department of Justice probe into Governor Gavin Newsom, highlighting past abuses under previous administrations.