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“I’m not totally sure what’s gonna happen, but it is a crazy intense comp for a very small number of people right now.”

Wilson's view is part of an increased sense of optimism on Wall Street as fears over tariffs ease with the signing of several trade deals.

“Though that may not be enough to compel Putin to seek peace, it does suggest that the walls are closing in on him.”

“The main threat to the Fed independence is not politically motivated turnover shifting the outcome of votes.”

Private equity firms have been making moves in Hollywood for some time, but Redbird's stake in the Paramount deal is by far the largest to date.

An 80-year economic illusion has ended and the comfortable post-Cold War interlude has given way to a more raw and Hobbesian environment.

College hasn’t kept up and corporate cost-cutting and the rapid expansion of AI are also forcing Gen Z towards new economic models.

In the new American economy, the poor own cars, the middle class own homes, and the rich own businesses. Nick Maggiulli, author of "The Wealth Ladder," explains.

After Congress passed the Genius Act in July, stablecoins have gone mainstream.

Rapid natural gas growth is buoyed by the data center boom, spiking exports, and coal plant retirements.

Gen Z is tackling their toxic jobs not by talking to HR or their therapist—but rather returning the favor to their employers with toxic-coping practices like malicious compliance and revenge quitting. With limited job security, high costs of living, and few attractive alternatives, many young people feel stuck—and these hacks…