The federal government argued that New York’s law goes against the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution.

The estimated income needed to reach peak life satisfaction ranges from $122,480 in Cincinnati to $195,969 in New York...

The Fed sounds hawkish... but markets are testing the reaction function...

Trump endorsement resented: "He threw us a curveball with Darline"

S&P 500 and DJIA printed fresh all-time highs.

A 17-year-old Moroccan migrant, when asked by Shirley how he expects to leave Ceuta and get to mainland Spain, says matter-of-factly, "Through asylum."

For months, Wall Street worried AI capex had gone too far. Now it's paying a premium to get long again.

We are witnessing a hyper-accelerated adoption curve where extreme value-for-money and breakthrough multi-modal capabilities are completely rewriting the rules of engagement. 

The district agreed to pay $57,590 for the Optio platform and one M-Series robot...

It appears the market is unwilling to reward hyperbolic AI spending... without some signs of ROIC...

Solid quarter but much of the upside was already pretraded in today's session... 

In today’s political climate, stating the obvious can sound like provocation...

Oman and Iran are expected to make an announcement soon regarding the Strait of Hormuz; Qatari official says language had been drafted for a possible US-Iran deal; Iran weighs allowing Europe to clear mines in Strait of Hormuz; US JOLTS drop more than expected in June; US Factory Orders unexpectedly decline; US goods and services deficit narrows; Fed’s Paulson says she is keeping an open mind on the monetary policy outlook; PLTR earnings & guidance beat; Strong CAT earnings

A trio of the world's leading PC makers - HP, Asus and Acer - have started to use small amounts of chips from China's CXMT. 

Markets are transitioning from a flow-driven environment back to one increasingly dictated by earnings, corporate demand, and the macroeconomic backdrop...

Explosive...

One chart captures Wall Street's biggest psychological shift in months.