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You Can Get Your Full 401(k) Match Without Contributing a Dollar Yourself. Here's the Catch
A SECURE 2.0 provision lets some employers match your 401(k) based on student loan payments alone. Here's how certification works and why a $24,500 cap limits it.
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Nvidia Wants Wall Street to Treat Computer Chips Like Toll Roads
Nvidia signed deals with six major asset managers to mobilize $500 billion for AI infrastructure, applying real estate underwriting logic to chips, but credit markets are skeptical.
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Abu Dhabi's Newest Sovereign Fund Wants to Take Its Ports Operator Fully Private. It's Part of a Bigger Pattern.
Abu Dhabi's L'IMAD Holdings offered $8.6B to take AD Ports Group fully private, its third major consolidation move and a signal on UAE fund governance.
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Japan's Central Bank Is Fighting the Same Inflation Fire the Fed Is, and It's Coming From the Same War
The Bank of Japan's July summary shows growing hawkish pressure tied partly to Middle East oil costs, echoing similar inflation-expectation pressure at the Fed.
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Singapore Keeps Winning Asia's Stock Market Race. Korea Just Learned Why Concentration Is Risky.
LSEG data shows Singapore stocks hit records while South Korea's AI-driven KOSPI fell into a bear market, revealing a split in Asia's AI-fueled rally.
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Two Stories, One Week: Washington Taxes Chinese Drones While a Chinese Chipmaker Posts Its Best Quarter Ever
The same week Trump imposed 100% tariffs on Chinese drones, China's largest chipmaker posted record profit, driven almost entirely by domestic AI demand.
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The Numbers Behind Why Analysts Are Rethinking Russia's "Sanctions-Proof" Economy
Russia's economy just returned to growth, but new deficit and energy-revenue data are convincing analysts its sanctions-era resilience has real limits.
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What a Drone Shot Down Over Latvia Actually Means for Businesses Operating in the Baltics
NATO jets shot down a drone over Latvia, part of a monthslong pattern that's toppled a government and raised real war-risk insurance questions for Baltic firms.
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Australian Companies Are About to Reveal How They Are Really Talking About AI Spending
More than 150 major ASX companies are reporting results through August, with investors scrutinizing AI capex commentary for proof of returns amid tariff and rate uncertainty.
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India's Five-Day Losing Streak Shows How Oil-Importing Economies Absorb a Middle East Shock
India's Sensex fell for a fifth session on elevated oil prices tied to the Iran war, though foreign investors were actually net buyers the prior session.
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A Dutch Bank Just Put a Price on Europe's Heat Wave: Nearly All of This Year's Economic Growth
Triodos Bank estimates this summer's heat and drought could cost the EU €180 billion, almost exactly matching its entire forecast 2026 economic growth.
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New 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods Override USMCA Starting This Week
New 50% tariffs on Canadian goods take effect August 19, overriding USMCA duty-free status for autos, alcohol, dairy and dozens of other product categories.
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Applied Materials Beats Estimates, but Wall Street Still Sells the Stock
Applied Materials beat earnings estimates and raised its AI equipment outlook, yet shares fell 5%, a sign investors had already priced in the good news.
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Oil Jumps as US Threatens Indefinite Naval Blockade of Iran
Oil jumped toward $89 a barrel after the US threatened an indefinite naval blockade of Iran, complicating gas prices and next month's inflation report.
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BankUnited's Weak Quarter Exposes a Split Among Regional Banks That the Big Indices Miss
BankUnited missed net interest income estimates in Q2, but other regional banks beat theirs, revealing a split driven by deposit costs rather than sector-wide weakness.
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A Bank of America Analyst Just Put a Number on AI's Debt Problem, and Broadcom Investors Didn't Like It
Broadcom fell 6% after Bank of America flagged a possible $370 billion debt load in its AI chip-financing vehicle, shifting scrutiny to how AI is financed.
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Stocks Pulled Back From a Record Friday. The Week Was Still a Winner, With One Big Exception
The S&P 500 notched its third straight weekly gain despite a Friday pullback, while Broadcom's 6% drop raised new questions about AI debt financing.
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Weak Consumer Data Just Complicated the Fed's Job, Not Simplified It
Weak US retail sales and consumer sentiment data complicate the Fed's path, since inflation expectations rose in the same report amid a war-driven energy shock.
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Why Your Health Insurance Premium Is About to Jump Again, Traced Back to Its Source
73% of health plans lost money in 2025, and insurers now cite the same rising medical costs to justify 15% proposed ACA premium hikes for 2027.
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Nielsen to Buy DoubleVerify for $2.15 Billion, Betting on AI-Era Ad Verification
Nielsen will buy DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion, a bet that ad verification becomes critical infrastructure as AI takes over advertising placement decisions.