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Apollo, banks in talks to finance SpaceX's $40 billion Nvidia GPU purchase
SpaceX is negotiating with Apollo Capital Management and several banks to finance a $40 billion purchase of Nvidia GPUs, primarily through investment-grade debt with the chips likely serving as collat
Modelo owner Constellation is getting creative to bring back beer drinkers as overall demand weakens
Constellation Brands topped Q2 earnings and revenue estimates but saw beer depletions soften, prompting the maker of Modelo and Corona to lean into occasion-based marketing and acquire SpikedAde for $
Magnificent Seven Now Exceed Most National Economies
The "Magnificent Seven" group of tech companies has grown so large by market value that their combined worth now exceeds the entire economy of nearly every country in the world.
Inflation fears on the rise as one-year outlook in Fed survey hits highest level since May 2023
The New York Fed's September consumer survey shows one-year inflation expectations surged to 3.9% — the highest since May 2023 — even as markets expect the FOMC to hold rates steady later this month.
Europe Bond Selloff Splits Winners From Losers
Europe's bond market selloff is forcing investors to sort winners from losers, with France's debt situation drawing cross-outlet focus on contagion risk.
Dollar Nears Yearly High as Bond Sell-Off Lifts Safe-Haven Bid
The US dollar is pushing toward a fresh yearly high as investors seek safety, driven by a bond market sell-off and anticipation of the Federal Reserve's minutes, with the euro sliding to 17-month lows
SpaceX stock slips on report of its $40 billion in new debt for Nvidia chips - Yahoo Finance
SpaceX is in talks to borrow $40 billion to purchase Nvidia chips, sending the company's stock lower and wiping $21 billion off Elon Musk's net worth in a single morning.
Stocks made a record high. Two big bearish trades point to skepticism
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 both hit fresh records, but two massive options trades on Tuesday — a $44 million put spread in SPY and an $89 million call-swap in Meta — flashed clear skepticism about the
Used Car Prices Fall in Q3, Cox Cuts Annual Forecast
Cox Automotive sharply cut its 2024 used vehicle price forecast after the Manheim index fell 1.95% in Q3, with September marking the first year-over-year monthly decline since March 2025.
France Squeezed by Student Unrest and Surging Bond Yields
France is under simultaneous pressure from a three-week student protest movement that has triggered mass school closures and thousands of arrests, and from bond markets where the 10-year OAT yield has
Dollar Climbs Ahead of Fed Minutes; Euro at 17-Month Low
The U.S. dollar climbed toward a new yearly high as investors rushed into safe havens ahead of the Federal Reserve's minutes release, with the euro sliding toward 17-month lows.
Micron target lifted to $3000 by DA Davidson on AI memory demand (MU:NASDAQ) - Seeking Alpha
DA Davidson raised its Micron price target to $3,000 on surging AI memory demand, even as Barron's separately flagged a stock drop and the need for a memory price test.
Buyers in search of affordable homes willing to make trade-offs, survey finds
A new Re/Max Canada survey finds 65% of Canadians are willing to make compromises — from relocating further out to taking second jobs or delaying retirement — to afford a home that better fits their n
Live updates: Cryptos tumble, with ETH down 5% as Tom Lee confirms Bitmine buying limit
The S&P 500 notched its first record high since mid-August, but only three of eleven sectors are positive over the past two months, with real estate the worst laggard at down 8.3%.
Nvidia Director Stevens Tops Q3 AI Insider Sales at $947M
Nvidia director Mark Stevens led all AI-company insiders in Q3 2026 stock sales, according to Bloomberg, topping a top-10 list that also included Jeff Bezos.
Why McDonald’s faces a tough slog winning customers back - Fortune
McDonald's is leaning on discount deals to win back price-sensitive diners ahead of its third-quarter earnings report, but competing quick-service chains are escalating their own value promotions in w
Citadel Exec: France Bond Selloff Leaves No Fiscal Margin
A Citadel executive warned that France's bond selloff leaves no margin for fiscal error, as the country faces simultaneous pressure from student protests and bond-market discipline, with some investor
France’s student protests highlight a debt crisis that could spill over to the rest of Europe - CNN
France faces a debt crisis marked by surging bond yields, student protests, and an IMF warning to "get your house in order," with outlets warning the turmoil could spill over to the rest of Europe.
Dollar Climbs as Euro Hits 17-Month Low
The U.S. dollar is strengthening against major currencies including the euro, which is nearing 17-month lows, as investors await Federal Reserve minutes and a bond market sell-off boosts the greenback
Oil rises as investors weigh supply threats - Reuters
Oil prices climbed as investors weighed Middle East supply threats, with Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and Strait of Hormuz shipping incidents eclipsing ongoing supply recovery efforts across global
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