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Bernie Sanders and Ron DeSantis find common ground opposing AI data center expansion as electricity costs surge. The unlikely alliance signals a political reckoning for Big Tech's insatiable power demands.
Senate Banking Committee delays landmark crypto legislation after Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong withdraws support over stablecoin reward restrictions that threaten the exchange's $1.3 billion revenue stream.
Eurasia Group ranks China's deflationary spiral as a top global risk for 2026. Analysis of what's driving the crisis and implications for investors and the global economy.
UBS enters the final, most complex phase of Credit Suisse integration in January 2026, with job cuts and complete IT system decommissioning planned by year-end.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments January 21, 2026 on Trump's effort to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook. The ruling could reshape Federal Reserve independence for decades.
Crude oil fell sharply on January 15, 2026, after President Trump signaled reduced tensions with Iran. Brent dropped to $64.85 as geopolitical risk premium fades.
Goldman Sachs reported Q4 2025 earnings on January 15, 2026, crushing expectations with $12.25 EPS and $15.18B revenue as dealmaking renaissance takes hold.
Rivian shares sink 9% after UBS downgrades the EV maker to Sell, citing elevated expectations for the R2 SUV and autonomous driving technology. Second downgrade this week.
President Trump invokes Section 232 to impose a 25% tariff on advanced semiconductors including Nvidia H200 and AMD chips, part of a deal allowing China AI chip sales.
Saks Global, owner of Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, files for bankruptcy protection after missing a $100 million interest payment. All stores will remain open during restructuring.
The United States is about to unleash the largest LNG supply expansion in human history, with Plaquemines LNG and Golden Pass leading a wave of new export capacity.
Amazon is planning a massive 229,000-square-foot store selling groceries and general merchandise near Chicago, marking its boldest move yet into physical retail.