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Priceline owner to face FTC action over affiliate's hotel ads, sources say

The United States Federal Trade Commission is preparing enforcement action against Booking Holdings, owner of Priceline.com, concerning online advertisements that redirect consumers to third-party travel sites. According…

5 traders jailed for rigging key interest rates have their convictions quashed

A British appellate court has quashed the fraud convictions of five former bank traders accused of manipulating benchmark interest rates following the 2008 global financial crisis. The Court of Appeal threw out the convi…

Fuel Efficient Used Cars Demand Surges

High gasoline prices have pushed buyers toward fuel‑efficient used vehicles, driving a shift in the secondary market. Analysts from Cox Automotive predict that used car prices will decline more sharply this year than pre…

RIAA CEO Mitch Glazier on AI, Copyright & Congress | On the Record

Recording Industry Association of America Chief Executive Officer Mitch Glazier outlined ongoing copyright battles regarding artificial intelligence training data during a recent policy discussion. Glazier emphasized tha…

‘Very upset.’ I transferred my IRA from a bank to a new adviser. Things went awry. I complained, but got radio silence. Now what?

When Individual Retirement Account transfers encounter operational errors, financial advisers and brokerage firms often suspend communication while internal compliance departments evaluate potential fiduciary liabilities…

Should I put my nest egg in a 30-year Treasury bond?

Putting an entire retirement nest egg into a 30-year U.S. Treasury bond carries significant structural financial risks, making it an unfavorable standalone strategy for long-term investors. While U.S. Treasuries are back…

Inside an independent hospital’s push to stay independent

Independent hospitals across the United States are actively deploying targeted operational and governance strategies to avoid acquisitions by larger corporate health systems. Faced with escalating labor shortages, inflat…

Micron Taiwan Union Strike Authorization: How It Impacts the US Economy and Wall Street

Micron Technology's Taoyuan union in Taiwan has officially secured strike authorization from its members after mediation over profit-sharing demands collapsed. The labor dispute centers around demands for a permanent pro…

The Fed's Ripple Effect: How US Monetary Policy Shaped India’s Repo Rate Since 2000

Over the past two decades, monetary policy decisions by the United States Federal Reserve have exerted profound spillover effects on emerging economies, most notably India. Since the year 2000, global liquidity cycles dr…

Gold edges lower with focus on Fed minutes, rate path clues

Gold prices edged lower as investors and market participants braced for the release of the U.S. Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting minutes, looking for fresh clues on future monetary policy and interest rate paths.…

US Judge Authorizes Fund to Subpoena New York Fed for Documents Related to Radiant World

U.S. District Judge John Cronan in Manhattan authorized investment fund Mariner Atlantic Multi-Strategy LLC to subpoena payment records from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Clearing House Interbank Payments …

Google enters massive 3.6-GW power deal with Constellation Energy

Google has signed a major agreement with Constellation Energy to upgrade eleven nuclear units across Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey to supply 3.6 gigawatts of clean energy for its growing data center operations. …

Fast-track permits turn Spain's Aragon into a $70 billion data centre magnet. At what cost?

Aragon, a sparsely populated region in northeast Spain, has emerged as a major European digital infrastructure hub, attracting over sixty billion dollars in planned data centre investments. Driven by agile regional plann…

The world has nearly burned through its oil stockpile buffer, executives say

Global commercial oil stockpiles and strategic reserves have dropped significantly to offset severe supply disruptions caused by conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. Industry executives meeting at a London forum war…

Ford CEO says ‘it’s our responsibility’ to make sure affordable cars are sold in the U.S.

Ford CEO Jim Farley stated that automakers bear a direct responsibility to ensure affordable vehicles remain accessible to American consumers amid ongoing market pricing pressures. Speaking publicly on vehicle affordabil…

Russia’s Oil-Export Boom Undercut by Payouts, Diesel Sales Ban

Russia is experiencing a significant paradox in its energy economy where surging seaborne crude oil volumes fail to translate into expected financial windfalls. Recent domestic supply constraints and heavy export restric…

America’s favorite index is misleading investors about the state of the stock market

The S&P 500 has transformed from a broad economic barometer into a highly concentrated bet on mega-cap technology and artificial intelligence giants due to its market-capitalization-weighted structure. Analysts warn that…

My wife never went back to work after raising our kids. Do I have to share my retirement savings 50/50?

Retirement savings accumulated during a marriage are generally classified as marital property subject to division upon divorce, regardless of which spouse earned the income. Courts across the United States recognize the …

Wall Street is hyping AI. This fund manager is betting instead on fires, HVAC and Berkshire Hathaway.

Wall Street investors are increasingly rotating capital away from crowded artificial intelligence darlings toward tangible economic pillars, according to a recent MarketWatch commentary. Fund managers highlighting this c…

US Trade Gap Widens to $105.6 Billion as Imports Hit Record

The United States international trade deficit expanded significantly in August, growing by 13.7 percent to reach a record 105.6 billion dollars, up from a revised 92.8 billion dollars in July. The Department of Commerce …

German bank board member to leave in wake of brothel loan investigation

An executive at Volksbank Köln Bonn is stepping down following intense scrutiny over a controversial pandemic-era loan. The Official Finding: Volksbank Köln Bonn announced that an independent law firm's investigation int…

Canada's trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in August

Statistics Canada reported that the national merchandise trade surplus widened surprisingly in August, reaching its highest level in over four years. The expansion was driven by robust export growth across key sectors, i…

We know what gas prices will look like on Election Day — and Republicans are concerned

Gasoline and diesel prices across the United States have surged significantly ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections, driven by geopolitical supply disruptions linked to the conflict with Iran. The rising fuel cost…

Stronger Greenback Dominates Markets as Precious Metals Edge Lower

Global financial markets experienced heightened volatility as the U.S. dollar index surged to multi-week highs, driven by stronger-than-expected economic indicators and rising Treasury yields. This dominant greenback per…

US Asset Managers Lead Frontier Market Push as Uzbekistan Opens for Business

Major US asset management firms are leading a strategic push into Uzbekistan as the Central Asian nation accelerates its economic liberalization, privatizes state-owned enterprises, and opens its capital markets to globa…

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