Trump’s Fed threats fail to spook markets – for now
Former Fed chairs warn this is how monetary policy works in ‘emerging markets with weak institutions’
Are Google founders fleeing California’s proposed billionaire tax?
Larry Page and Sergey Brin have reportedly shifted entities tied to them out of California, while Page has spent $173m on two Miami estates
Google reaches $4tn without betting the house on AI
Apple trails Google in market cap for the first time since 2019 as Alphabet shares soar 70% over the past year
Trump’s Venezuela gamble puts Taco trade under scrutiny
Will the US president be emboldened when it comes to economic policy now?
A ‘metaverse moment’ could rattle the AI juggernauts in 2026
JP Morgan analyst flags need for big profits amid huge investment
AI bubble anxiety is everywhere, but are valuation concerns overstated?
For all the talk of an AI bubble, it’s not clear that it’s about to burst
Donald Trump’s baby bonds: a policy idea worth taking seriously?
The so-called Trump Accounts begin at birth with the US government depositing $1,000 in index funds
Tesla in 2026: is anyone still counting car sales?
Tesla’s share price is a bet on a future that may not exist
Albert Manifold is shaking things up at BP
Green ambitions are giving way to a tougher, US-style oil-and-gas-first agenda
CRH set for S&P 500, but gains may be fleeting
Inclusion often produces a short-term share price pop, but then fundamentals take over
Is there an AI bubble? Howard Marks weighs in
Yes, there is speculative activity and various causes for concern, but at the same time he notes why some insist ‘this time it’s different’
A $350bn Anthropic IPO doesn’t make this a bubble
Firms tend to issue stock when they think it’s expensive and repurchase when it’s cheap. That’s not what’s happening now
Trump loyalist Kevin Hassett as Fed chairman could politicise US monetary policy
Respected economists once defended Hassett’s expertise but he has a record of partisanship and poor judgment
Cash is king in Ireland, but Sweden shows investors a better way
The notion that investing is exclusive means those who need their money to work hardest are the least likely to benefit from it















