DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over building renovations. Powell calls the probe political intimidation.
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The S&P 500's Three-Peat: What History Says About Third Consecutive Years of Double-Digit Gains
The S&P 500 just posted its third consecutive year of strong gains—a rare feat seen only ten times since 1871. What does history suggest for 2026?
Private Credit's $5 Trillion Moment: Why Wall Street's Hottest Asset Class Is Just Getting Started
Hedge funds are racing toward $5 trillion in assets while private credit reshapes corporate lending. Inside the forces driving Wall Street's most important transformation.
Peter Navarro's Trade Legacy on the Line as Supreme Court Prepares January 14 Tariff Ruling
The architect of Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs defends his policy as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on January 14 whether the president exceeded emergency powers in imposing sweeping duties.
Trump Says Fed Chair Decision Is Made: The 'Two Kevins' Race for America's Most Powerful Economic Job
President Trump confirms he has chosen Jerome Powell's replacement as Federal Reserve Chair, with Kevin Hassett and Kevin Warsh emerging as the top contenders for the January announcement.
Trump's Davos 2026: America's Largest-Ever Delegation Signals New Global Economic Strategy
President Trump will lead the largest U.S. delegation ever to Davos, with Treasury Secretary Bessent and Commerce Secretary Lutnick signaling a new era of American economic diplomacy.
Big Pharma's $170 Billion Patent Cliff: The Race to Acquire Biotech's Best Assets
With $170 billion in annual drug sales facing patent expirations by 2030, major pharmaceutical companies are scrambling to acquire biotech assets. The Pfizer-Novo bidding war for Metsera shows how competitive the race has become.
Netflix-Warner Bros Discovery: Inside Hollywood's Biggest Takeover Battle Since Disney-Fox
Netflix's $82.7 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery faces a hostile challenge from Paramount. The deal would reshape streaming, but antitrust concerns loom large.
CBO Forecasts Fed Rate Cuts Through 2028: What the Economic Outlook Means for Your Money
The Congressional Budget Office projects the Federal Reserve will cut rates to 3.4% by 2028, with unemployment peaking at 4.6% in 2026 before easing. Here's what it means for your finances.
China Launches $9 Billion Consumer Stimulus: Beijing's Appliance Trade-In Program Targets Domestic Demand
China allocates 62.5 billion yuan ($9B) for consumer subsidies encouraging appliance replacements. The program aims to stimulate domestic consumption amid persistent deflation.
Palantir's Path to the Trillion-Dollar Club: Why Analysts See 140% Upside in 2026
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives says Palantir could reach a $1 trillion valuation within two years, implying 140% upside. Here's what's driving the bullish case.
Small Caps Are Having Their Moment: Russell 2000 Hits Record High as 'Great Rotation' Takes Hold
The Russell 2000 surged to a record high as investors rotate out of mega-cap tech into smaller stocks. Here's why strategists say 2026 is the year for small caps.