Bank of France head: France’s problems are “serious” but don’t need ECB help now
Bank of France Governor Emmanuel Moulin says France's fiscal problems are serious but can be solved domestically without ECB intervention
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Bond Selloff Leaves France No Room for Fiscal Mistakes, Citadel Executive Warns
Rising French bond yields leave no room for fiscal errors ahead of elections, warns Citadel's economic research head. Market and political risks detailed.
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Dutch state to halve ABN AMRO stake to 10.5% in latest selldown
The Dutch government plans to reduce its ABN AMRO stake from 20.7% to 10.5% via a trading plan, marking a key step toward partial privatisation.
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Texas Stock Exchange is open for business in Dallas — early listings signal traction, not takeover
Texas Stock Exchange opens in Dallas with early corporate listings signaling traction but not yet rivaling NYSE or Nasdaq.
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Why a jump in Treasury yields looks alarming, and why it isn't proof of a U.S. fiscal apocalypse
Understand why the recent surge in U.S. Treasury yields is not proof of a fiscal apocalypse and what factors are driving these market changes.
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UiPath Q2 Revenue $410M Beats Guidance
UiPath reported $410 million revenue in Q2 fiscal 2027, a 13% rise with strong AI-driven growth and profitability, beating estimates and raising full-year
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10-year Treasury at 4.62%, strategist says yields will stick
10-year Treasury yield at 4.62%: Rosenberg says higher yields may be structural. Supply, weak demand and policy risk lift rates ahead of Aug 7 jobs.
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2 BoE hikes priced, creating a rare gilt buying opportunity
TS Lombard says markets price almost two Bank of England hikes by June 2027. Slower wages and softer pricing make 10-year gilts a potential buy now.
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Family weighs unpaid bills and Medicaid over private care for 90-year-old
Relatives of a 90-year-old face choosing private caregiving, unpaid bills or Medicaid. New tech may help with reminders but cannot replace in-person care.
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1.4% yen surge after U.S.-Japan joint intervention
A yen surge sent it 1.4% to 155.20 after a rare U.S.-Japan coordinated intervention, reversing part of the slide from 163.7 and sparking leveraged unwinds.
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H&R Block: 52% of filers can file free
H&R Block says 52% qualify for its Online Free Edition, covering many students and W-2 workers. How free eligibility and promotions may lower filing costs.
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Social Security faces 22% cut if trust fund runs out
OASI trustees say the Old-Age and Survivors fund will cover about 78% of scheduled benefits by Q4 2032, implying roughly a 22% cut if Congress does nothing.
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Ford lifts guidance to $10-$11B after Q2 beat
Ford raised full-year adjusted EBIT to $10-$11B after a Q2 EPS beat, citing a $500M tariff refund, stronger truck mix and recovery in F-Series output.
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$2 million opt-out would shrink Social Security
Proposal to let savers with $2 million opt out of Social Security would shrink the payroll-tax base and worsen solvency unless Congress enacts offsets.
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AI stock split echoes 1990s, JPMorgan says weeks are critical
JPMorgan says upcoming hyperscaler earnings will decide whether the AI stock split is a clean rotation or an early market correction; chips are up 87% YTD.
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10% rule: Mark Cuban urges equal stock for workers
Mark Cuban renewed his call for broad employee equity, proposing a 10% rule and tax incentives to make workers partial owners when firms prosper.
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Chip stocks slide 20% as two big banks split on buying
PHLX Semiconductor Index fell 20%, sending chip stocks into a bear market. JPMorgan sees tactical memory buys; Morgan Stanley favors hyperscaler bets.
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Retiree with $650,000 may switch adviser over 'you guyses'
A 67-year-old retiree with $650,000 in investable assets is weighing a switch after her broker called her and her husband 'you guyses.' The concern is tone and
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QuickBooks Small Business Index, June: Real revenue +0.4%, payrolls -12,400
QuickBooks Small Business Index: real revenue for U.S. microbusinesses rose 0.40% in June 2026 while payrolls fell 12,400 jobs, data release July 2, 2026.
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Pre-seed funding without a product: 3 rules
TechCrunch Disrupt panel shows how founders can win pre-seed funding without a product using narrative, founder signals and early operational moves.
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Hedge funds post 0.4% June gain amid boom and bust
Hedge funds rose 0.4% in June as the HFRI index climbed 7.57% year-to-date and 6.55% in Q2, fueled by record equities, lower energy and a major IPO.
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Airbnb co-founder backs tokenization, trust decides scale
Brian Chesky said tokenizing real-world assets could expand fractional ownership, but projects must prove governance, legal title, custody, audits to scale.
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By 2030, Baby Boomers Face a Choice: Stay Home or Move
By 2030 all baby boomers will be 65 or older, forcing a choice: retrofit to age in place or move into senior living. We compare costs, services, and key trade-o
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78% spend 5+ hours on Shopify payouts, four-part fix
78% of retailers spend 5+ hours weekly on Shopify payout reconciliation. This 4-part method splits each payout into gross, refunds, fees and adjustments.
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Food truck profit: $12 on a busy Saturday
An operator's ledger shows a busy Saturday yielded just $12 profit. Cites StreetLegal and Restolabs on food truck profit, food costs, and commissary fees.
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