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Diesel prices nearly doubled this year, and every farm in the country is facing the same math: record input costs against crop prices that haven't risen to match them.
By Lucas Cardinale
Investors will be watching the elections very carefully — whichever party gains control of Congress will be able to put their stamp on America's economy.
By Brady Dolan
How does Anthropic generate and allocate its money? And who runs the company after its shares become available to the public?
By Tyler Taerstein
Harvard’s early investment in SpaceX helped propel its endowment to a record high—but whether the bet keeps paying off depends on the company growing into its valuation.
By Nick Reich
After a wave of highs and lows, the dominant AI trade has entered a new phase, pushing equity markets higher. Major indices, such as the Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500, are reaching record levels, with the Nasdaq rising 1.64% and the S&P…
By Lucas Cardinale
Commercial real estate in 2026 is not experiencing a unified collapse. There are now effectively two separate markets operating with entirely different dynamics.
By Tucker Graham
I’m sure you’ve heard of Elon Musk and what he’s done with rockets, but have you ever looked into his trillion-dollar space company? SpaceX was founded in 2002 with a goal from day one: get to Mars.
By Nick Reich
For a long time, algorithmic trading was an exclusive investment strategy, mainly accessible to those with advanced programming skills or connections to elite financial institutions. The ability to build and deploy stock-picking algorithms…
By Henry Faulkner
Commercial real estate (CRE) has spent the past three years as one of the U.S. economy’s weakest sectors, depleted by remote work, rising rates, and falling valuations, but beneath all the pessimism, a quieter shift is underway. Prices…
By Tucker Graham
Over the past five years, the U.S. housing market has undergone a rapid shift driven by several converging forces. The rise of remote work reshaped demand, enabling many Americans to move away from major cities and compete for homes in…
By Bridget Lesch
Introduction: A Wake-Up Call for the Digital Economy
By Ellie Batchelder
Growth Expectations on Overdrive
By Lucas Cardinale
Americans love to gamble. Whether it’s cards, horses, slots, or sports, betting is a national pastime. Now, a new category of speculation has hit the mainstream: elections. While political wagers have existed since the country’s founding ,…
By Henry Faulkner
Tech companies are spending unprecedented sums of money on artificial intelligence research and development – but their leaders don’t think it is enough. Executives at the companies on the front lines of AI development, such as Microsoft,…
By Mikey McGrath
Semiconductors are the foundation of modern electronics and AI. Through this article, we will explore their production, market dynamics, and the escalating tensions between China and the US that threaten the global supply chain.
By Charlotte Cote
Robots aren’t coming—they’re already here. From hospital rooms to warehouse floors, the rise of robotics and AI is transforming industries, reshaping global labor markets, and redefining efficiency. Modern robotics has evolved drastically…
By Philippe Lalonde
With mortgage rates at their highest since the 1980s and inflation eroding real wages, Gen Z (people born between 1997-2012) has turned to the stock market for refuge. The familiar format of trading platforms like Robinhood Investments and…
By Mosunmola Balogun
The silver price per troy ounce has reached roughly $53, a new peak that passed the previous record in the 80s.
By Sean Rooney
Once loyal to cash and bonds, German households are embracing equities, fueling a DAX rally that contrasts with a flat domestic economy.
By Nate Felsenthal
After years of ceding ground to Apollo and Blackstone, Wall Street banks are racing to reclaim corporate lending from the $2 trillion private credit market.
By Jack Sartorius