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Solana Experiences First Weekly Net Outflows as Market Weakens
Space Investment to Top $100 Billion in 2026 After SpaceX IPO
Market Data Costs Expected to Rise by Over 50% in 2027 Due to AI
Why is Visa stock surging today?
Exclusive-Mexico to approve Viva-Volaris airline merger by end of 2026, sources say
Budget cuts would impair Colombia peace court, search for disappeared, officials say
US inflation expectations are well anchored, Fed’s Waller says
Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 13
JPMorgan's 3Q Fixed-Income Trading Revenue Misses Estimates
Zoltán Kurali on the MNB’s monetary policy framework review
Sitharaman Acknowledges Debate on Transaction Tax
Healey rejects calls to equalise capital gains and income tax rates
Can energy help Mexico in trade talks with Trump?
Why the AI Boom Is Papering Over Cracks in Global Economy
Financial imbalances and AI boom
European stocks buck tech-led global rout, bank earnings in focus
Johnson & Johnson Reports Strong Pharmaceutical Sales Amid Weaker Medical Device Performance
Why is VF stock rallying today?
How governments spend money
Bank of America Survey Reveals Shift in Investor Sentiment and Positioning
Iran Denies UK Accusations of Security Incident at RAF Fairford
Kalshi's Top Inflation Trader Beats Wall Street Banks From His Garage
UK chances of keeping £3.8bn bitcoin haul rise after High Court ruling
Morning Bid: Chips off the table
JPMorgan’s profit rises on investment banking, trading strength
Kremlin denies link between US diesel deal and Ukraine talks
Can this family tackle $100,000 in student loan debt?
Russia Supplies $21.3 Billion in Energy to EU in 2026
As diesel prices soar, Bolivian farmer turns trash into tractor fuel
Saudi warning system stayed silent before deadly airport attacks
Why is Samsung Electronics DRC Pref stock sliding 4% today?
UnitedHealth Group raises profit forecast on third-quarter earnings beat
British grocery price inflation rises to 2.5% in October
Trump faces stiff bipartisan pushback to Russian diesel import deal
German inflation rises to 3.3% in September
Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh airport to stay shut this week amid Houthi attacks - Reuters
Hezbollah outlines financial aid plan for Lebanese with destroyed homes
The Nobel Prize in Economics has implications for the Federal Reserve. Read more in today’s WSJ Economics newsletter:
Treasury, Eurozone Yields Fall as Markets Look to U.S. Inflation Data
Seeking Less Harmful Alternatives to Central Bank Rate Rises
Chip Selloff Rolls On as Big Bank Earnings Begin: Markets Wrap
Investing in AI boosts global growth : IMF
AI investment keeps global growth around 3%, says IMF
Qatar Chamber official calls for stronger connectivity and resilient logistics
DOC Medical Center Marks Izghawa’s first anniversary and 5,000 MBST sessions
GCC steel demand ‘deferred’ in 2026 by project award delays
War disruption hits Oman airport passenger traffic
Delta postpones launch of direct flight to Riyadh
Volume of cash in circulation averages less than 5bn notes
AI, debt and cyber risk threaten financial stability – IMF
Resilience is watchword in IMF’s World Economic Report
Chip Stocks Tumble on A.I. Spending Fears and Rising Chinese Competition
Hillary Clinton Steps to the Podcast Mic as Midterms Approach
How Climate Change Is Causing ‘the Gentrification of Seafood’
Russia Projects Diesel Exports to Reach 3-3.5 Million Tons by Year-End
Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Stock Market Today: Bank Earnings Roll In
Trump Discusses Regional Attacks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
Gulf Hurricane Not Big Enough to Reset Insurance Market
Individual Investors Are Trading at Meme-Stock Levels
Alternative Views with Coller EQT’s Bosa Adeghe
Aurelius to acquire Nokia’s enterprise campus edge business
Bumble in talks over $1bn take-private deal with Ithaca Holdings
J&J Lifts Earnings Outlook After Jump in Quarterly Drug Sales
Formula 1 Returns to Africa With Rwanda Grand Prix in 2030s
UnitedHealth Raises 2026 Profit View as Cost Pressures Ease
US Small-Business Optimism Falls on Dimmer Economic Outlook
BOJ Is Said to Lean Against Back-to-Back Rate Hike in October
Meloni’s Budget Heads to Italian Cabinet Amid ‘Storm Clouds’
J&J Is Leaning Toward Spinning Out Its Hips-And-Knees Business
Johnson & Johnson is “leaning” toward spinning out the hips-and-knees business that the company has been looking to hive off, Chief Financial Officer Joseph Wolk said.
Source: The Wall Street Journal