Closing the loophole: Prediction markets disguised as financial derivatives
Closing the loophole: Prediction markets disguised as financial derivatives
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Closing the loophole: Prediction markets disguised as financial derivatives

Israel is fueling the collapse of the Palestinian healthcare system

Espaillat calls for dismantlement of ICE at Hill Nation Summit

Dozens of protests against AI data centers set for this weekend: What to know

The dark side of prediction markets is getting even darker
DTCC, Wall Street’s post-trade powerhouse, tests tokenized markets with industry heavy hitters
You are missing the bond deal of the decade — and it is guaranteed to beat inflation

Trump on ending Iran war: 'I don't want to negotiate now'

Congress can finish the job on healthcare price transparency

Fake fire shelters raise safety concerns for wildfire crews
CAVA is 'not a cheap stock.' Investors should buy it anyway, Morgan Stanley says
The earnings season has kicked off. Can companies meet the high bar that's been set?

Democrats must return to their pro-labor roots, starting with the grocery store
Johnson & Johnson is a big company that makes medicines and other products. They recently reported their earnings, which are like a report card for how well the company did. Their earnings were higher than expected, and their medicines unit did very well. They also increased their forecast for how much money they will make this year.
Warren Buffett tells CNBC he initiated Berkshire Hathaway's investment in Alphabet
Morgan Stanley is set to report second-quarter earnings — here's what the Street expects
Mortgage rates rise to highest level in nearly a year, causing homebuyers to pause
Industrials could be the next big bottleneck trade. Here are some stocks that could benefit.

Cheaper medicines exist — middlemen are keeping them out of reach
It’s boom and bust in the hedge-fund world as both liquidations and new launches spike
Why the huge premium on SK Hynix’s U.S. listing may prove short-lived.
‘I don’t want to sound callous’: Nobody knows when they’ll die. Don’t base when you claim Social Security on that.
Still struggling to find a buyer, actress Aubrey Plaza cuts price of $5 million L.A. home

Rubio to host diplomacy meeting 'critical to advancing' US economy


Durbin says Blanche told him DOJ anti-weaponization fund was 'a mistake'

Confidence in US institutions mired near record low: Gallup
The World Cup in the UK has caused a debate. Some people are arguing about wearing or displaying the England flag. This is because of different opinions about the flag's meaning.
Analysts have set a high bar for companies to earn a lot of money this quarter. Some companies think they can still meet this high goal. This is good news for the stock market.
Cybersecurity stocks went up. IBM's CEO said companies are thinking about their spending. This includes money for AI. Some big deals were stopped.

FIFA unveils A-list performers for World Cup final closing ceremony

California enacts $3,500 rebates on some EVs

Scoop: Trump tells Netanyahu to move forces out of Syria and Lebanon

GOP House blockade shows signs of breaking

The Strait of Hormuz impasse should reopen the debate on agricultural subsidies
Bank of America says investors are too bullish so forget about summer market upside
Biotech is a market sector that people do not like right now. But some biotech stocks are low prices. This could be a good time to buy.

Flaunt power banks recalled after 2 burn injuries, fire risk
Paramount still plans to close WBD merger by end of September despite lawsuit

AI could lead to large-scale job displacement, say Nobel laureates