Capital One Strikes $5.15 Billion Deal to Acquire Fintech Darling Brex
Capital One expands its fintech empire with a $5.15 billion acquisition of Brex, marking another major deal after the $35 billion Discover purchase.
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Tom Lee Declares Ethereum 'Dramatically Undervalued,' Predicts $20,000 Price Target
Fundstrat's Tom Lee calls Ethereum the most undervalued asset in crypto, citing Wall Street's tokenization push as the catalyst for a potential supercycle.
Bitcoin Mining Hash Rate Drops 10% as Winter Storm Fernan Exposes Network Vulnerabilities
Winter Storm Fernan knocked 10% of Bitcoin's computing power offline, with Foundry USA losing 60% of capacity as the cryptocurrency's geographic concentration faces scrutiny.
The Trade Desk Loses Second CFO in Six Months as Wall Street Sounds Alarm on Leadership Instability
The Trade Desk's CFO Alex Kayyal steps down just five months into the role, marking the second CFO departure since August and raising red flags about corporate governance.
U.S. Government Takes Historic $1.6 Billion Stake in USA Rare Earth to Counter China's Critical Mineral Dominance
The Commerce Department acquires a 10% equity stake in USA Rare Earth as part of a $1.6 billion funding package to secure America's critical minerals supply chain.
Trump Threatens Canada With 100% Tariff if Ottawa Pursues China Trade Deal
President Trump threatens to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Ottawa pursues a free trade agreement with China. PM Mark Carney says Canada has no such intention.
Treasury Cancels All Booz Allen Hamilton Contracts in Wake of Trump Tax Leak Scandal
The Treasury Department has terminated all 31 contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton, worth $21 million total, following the data breach that exposed 406,000 taxpayers' records.
60 Minnesota CEOs Break Corporate Silence on Immigration With Unprecedented Joint Letter
Target, UnitedHealth, 3M, and Cargill lead coalition of corporate leaders calling for 'immediate de-escalation' after fatal ICE shootings devastate Minnesota economy.
Government Shutdown Odds Surge to 90% as DHS Funding Battle Reaches Breaking Point
Senate Democrats vow to block DHS funding bill after Minneapolis shootings, with shutdown odds jumping from 25% to 90% ahead of January 30 deadline.
Japan's PM Takaichi Vows Currency Intervention as Yen Crisis Escalates After Fed's Rare Rate Check
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged action against speculators Sunday after the yen spiked on rare NY Fed rate checks, raising fears of coordinated intervention.
JPMorgan Raises Apple Price Target to $315 as iPhone Demand Defies China Concerns
JPMorgan lifts Apple's price target to $315 ahead of Thursday's earnings, citing stronger-than-expected iPhone demand and lower operating expenses.
Durable Goods Orders Surge 5.3% in Manufacturing's Strongest Showing in Six Months
U.S. durable goods orders jumped 5.3% in November, marking the biggest increase in six months as transportation equipment leads the manufacturing rebound.