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CBS Ties a Muslim Candidate to 9/11 and Calls It News
Abdul El-Sayed did not delete tweets to hide disrespect for 9/11. He deleted them to stop old words from being pulled out of context.
Private Employers Add 38,000 Jobs, Missing Expectations
Private employers added about 38,000 workers in August, the smallest increase since January. Economists had expected a gain of 47,000 jobs.
U.S. Takes 35% Stake in Venezuelan Oil Firm NABEP
North American Blue Energy Partners now holds 17 oilfield concessions in Venezuela, and the U.S. government owns 35% of the company.
Bond Yields Hit Levels Not Seen in Years
Mortgage rates just climbed to nearly 6.7 percent, a one-year high, as the 10-year Treasury yield pushed toward 4.80 percent.
Armstrong’s Charity Remark Sparks Quiet Market Aftertaste
Armstrong sits on billions and says no charity foundation. The net worth claim is clear enough. The surprise lands in the phrasing.
Lake America and the Long Sigh That Follows
The lake is called Lake America now. It is a real thing in a real country and it sticks to the map. It sticks to memory too.
Firearms retailer files for Chapter 11
The retailer filed for Chapter 11 protection. The debt is large and tax owed is substantial.
Bonds Scream While Bessent Buys
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit its highest point in nearly three years Wednesday.
House vote 220-192 folds the SAVE America Act into socialism talk
On September 1, 2026, the House of Representatives voted 220-192 to adopt a resolution condemning socialism.
Trade War Quietly Narrows the Border
The numbers look the same, but the room smells different. The US and Canada push paper as if it were strategy.
23 Remote Workers Quit After John Morgan Put Cameras on Them
Twenty-three remote workers walked away in the first week after John Morgan put cameras on their computers. He called it proof they never wanted to work.
FCC Warning on Trump's Welker Threat
The FCC has no power to punish a journalist. That is the fact.
A Burger Now Shows Where the Economy Still Hurts
A plain American hamburger can now carry a sharp split in the economy: beef and tomatoes cost more, but cheese costs less.
Remote worker's child interrupts Zoom call, earns reprimand
The call was ongoing and the 6-year-old girl appeared briefly. She said hello and the team noticed the moment. Then the reprimand came.
Tariffs Fade In Public Opinion as Trade War Fails to Impress
Majorities of Americans do not support President Trump’s tariffs. The numbers are clear enough to poke a hole in the myth that tariffs are a political winner.
RYAM shuts Témiscaming mill over U.S. tariffs
RYAM is closing its Témiscaming facility and citing U.S. tariffs as the reason. About 425 workers face an indefinite shutdown starting September 15.
Stars and Stripes Reporters Sue Pentagon Over Firings
Three reporters from Stars and Stripes are out of work and now in federal court. They say the Pentagon fired them for doing their jobs.
After 25 Years at Adobe, James Strawn Now Drives a School Bus
James Strawn spent a quarter century at Adobe. He was laid off in 2025.
A $3 Million Will Now Hangs on a Political Argument
A retired couple with a $3 million estate plan is weighing whether to change their will after their son and daughter-in-law stopped speaking to them over.
Mark Cuban and a Texas Candidate Take On Big Medicine
James Talarico wants to break up the companies that set the price of your pills. He is running for Senate in Texas. Mark Cuban is standing next to him.
Trump Digital Gold Crashes 98% After Team Wallets Sell
Trump Digital Gold lost 98% of its value within hours of launch. On-chain data shows 15 team-linked wallets sold $330,000 in GOLD.
U.S. Takes 65 Billion Barrels in Venezuela Oil Deal
Sixty-five billion barrels of oil now sit under U.S. control after a deal with Venezuela. The number is large enough to make a person pause.
Treasury’s Debt Buyback Surprise Stirs Short-Term Relief, But Not a Long-Term Fix
The Treasury Department said it would double the size of its debt repurchases and push the program forward to Sept 9.
Goldman Sachs doubles ETF footprint with Neos deal
Goldman Sachs moves now to turn a big bet into a bigger footprint.
TBAC Warning, Debt Danger, and the Frog in the Pot
The TBAC warned of a $1.45 trillion funding shortfall for fiscal 2027–28 at current auction sizes.
New York City bets on Khan and risks the outflow
The city just handed Lina Khan the reins of its Economic Development Corporation board.
OpenAI's Revenue Surge Tests a Powerful Precedent
OpenAI is on pace to deliver $40 billion in annualized revenue. That figure is roughly double the annualized run rate reported last year.
Canada's Economy Grows 3.4% in Second Quarter
Canada's economy grew at an annualized pace of 3.4% in the second quarter, well above the Bank of Canada's 2.5% forecast, as oil and gas production helped.
The SPR Is at 293 Million Barrels and Falling
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve now sits near 293 million barrels, the lowest since the early 1980s, and it keeps dropping while the Iran war tightens supply.
Fed's Warsh Faces Inflation Test as Core CPI Looms
Core CPI lands Wednesday with economists expecting 0.2%. That number could decide the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates.
Mark Cuban Wants Companies to Share Stock or Pay More Tax
Mark Cuban is putting a hard choice in front of employers.
Consumer Confidence Falls as Recession Signals Multiply
Consumer confidence dropped to 89.4 in August, marking the weakest reading since January as households turned more pessimistic about jobs and business.
Trump's $40 Trillion Growth Plan Meets a Wall
Trump says the US will grow its way out of a $40 trillion debt crisis. A top budget economist says this is virtually impossible. That is the whole story.
Tariff Refunds Blow a $200 Billion Hole in the 2026 Budget
The United States federal government is on track to borrow $2 trillion in fiscal year 2026, and the money is not going to war or a recession.
Iran's 5% Contraction Hides Who Still Gets Paid
Iran's economy is not collapsing, not yet.
China's 40-Country Tariff Detour
The U.S. Treasury is missing between $19 billion and $26 billion a year because goods from China are taking a detour. They stop in other countries first.
eToro Pays $231 Million for a Faster U.S. On-Ramp
eToro is buying TradeZero for up to $231 million to get a faster path into the U.S. market.
The $40 Trillion Debt No One Can Explain
The US national debt hit $40 trillion on Tuesday. The Treasury said so in its daily Debt to the Penny report. That number is real.
ABC Sues FCC Over License Threats
ABC has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission, accusing the agency of waging a retaliatory campaign to punish the.
IBM's Anthropic Deal Meets a Cheaper AI Reality
IBM's deal with Anthropic landed while companies were already walking away from premium AI models. The shift was underway before the announcement.
Vance Admits GOP Policies Pushed Youth Toward Socialism
JD Vance told Joe Rogan that Republican policies have created a generation attracted to socialism.
Canada's exports to the U.S. fell 5.8% in 2025
Canada's exports to the U.S. fell 5.8% in 2025. That number lands hard for a country that sent 75.9% of its goods south just a year earlier.
Lovable Doubles to $13.3 Billion in Eight Months
Lovable just doubled its price tag to $13.3 billion.
Mosaic raises $18.5M Series A from GC to rebuild the CFO software stack – StockSharksNewsh
CFOs are the supposed omniscient owners of a company. While the CEO sets strategy, messages, and builds culture, the CFO needs to know everything that it is going on in an organization. Where is revenue coming from, and when will it…
Tresl’s Segments Analytics gives small online stores the same data analytics as large sellers – StockSharksNewsh
Tresl’s flagship product, e-commerce intelligence platform Segment Analytics, is designed to give small brands on Shopify access to the same kind of analytics larger online retailers have. Founded by former LinkedIn data scientists, Tresl…
WHO Mission to Look for Answers to Covid-19’s Origin in Wuhan
In July, China’s government and the World Health Organization drew up a plan to figure out how the novel coronavirus first spread to humans. Six months on, China has yet to reveal what it has found—or how much of the work it has done. A…
In Hong Kong, an American Priest Turned Lawyer Faces China’s Wrath but Keeps the Faith
HONG KONG—In the 1960s, John Clancey was sent to Hong Kong from a small town in New York state to be a priest ministering to the city’s working poor. He stayed and ultimately turned himself into an advocate for the city’s powerless…
Lockheed Martin’s Aerojet Rocketdyne deal helps compete with SpaceX
The four RS-25 engines slated to fly on the maiden flight of NASA’s SLS rocket, at the company’s facility at NASA’s Stennis Space Center. Aerojet Rocketdyne Lockheed Martin intends to buy Aerojet Rocketdyne at a $4.6 billion equity value,…
Smart Face Masks? Fever-Sensing Doorbells? CES 2021 Tech Promises Covid Protection.
Good news, everyone, I’m still breathing. At least, that’s what my smart mask says. In fact, it tells everyone around me, via a small color-customizable LED light. (I chose purple.) It illuminates when it’s recording my respiratory cycle.…
Pat Gelsinger stepping down as VMware CEO to replace Bob Swan at Intel – StockSharksNewsh
In a move that could have wide ramifications across the tech landscape, Intel announced that VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger would be replacing interim CEO Bob Swann at Intel on February 15th. The question is why would he leave his job to run a…
WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram and iMessage: Choosing a Private Encrypted Chat App
Two apps—Signal and Telegram—are currently the No. 1 and No. 2 free app downloads in Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store. Millions of users flocked to the chat apps in recent weeks, according to data from Apptopia and Sensor Tower.…
(SKLZ) – Why This Skillz Analyst Is Bullish On Growth Prospects For Esports Platform
Skillz Inc.’s (NYSE: SKLZ) growth in gamer engagement and retention has boosted its revenue, which in turn has increased the budget available to the company to improve and introduce new experiences that further propel engagement,…
Human.ai nabs $3.2M seed to build personal intelligence platform – StockSharksNewsh
The last we heard from Luther.ai, the startup was participating in the TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield in September. The company got a lot of attention from that appearance, which culminated in a $3.2 million seed round it announced today.…
Stacklet raises $18M for its cloud governance platform – StockSharksNewsh
Stacklet, a startup that is commercializing the Cloud Custodian open-source cloud governance project, today announced that it has raised an $18 million Series A funding round. The round was led by Addition, with participation from…
Plane That Crashed in Indonesia Didn’t Fly for Nine Months
The Sriwijaya Air jet that crashed on Saturday didn’t fly for nearly nine months last year, with air travel severely reduced because of the coronavirus pandemic, Indonesia’s transportation ministry said, as search crews pulled one of the…
Holiday 2020 spending online surges 32% to $188.2 billion: Adobe
An independent contractor to FedEx Corp. unloads packages from a delivery truck on Cyber Monday in New York, U.S., on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019. Michael Nagle | Bloomberg | Getty Images U.S. online purchases over the 2020 holidays grew 32.2%…
(VOLT) – Earnings Preview for Volt Information Sciences
Volt Information Sciences (AMEX:VOLT) releases its next round of earnings this Wednesday, January 13. Here is Benzinga’s essential guide to Volt Information Sciences’s Q4 earnings report. What Are Earnings, Net Income, And Earnings Per…
Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree to Develop War-Ravaged Nagorno-Karabakh
The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to work together to develop Nagorno-Karabakh following decades of conflict, but failed to resolve several challenges that could stymie the success of a Kremlin-brokered peace deal in the South…
Tech, health care will be 2021’s big winners: Eaton Vance
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Pepsi launches ad with Super Bowl halftime show star The Weeknd
The Weeknd in Pepsi’s “Get Ready” ad. Source: Pepsi Pepsi’s halftime show may star The Weeknd, but the company hopes its new campaign will create buzz for the show the entire month. The PepsiCo beverage brand is replacing its traditional…