The firm's new fixed-income vehicles, launched under its own name, represent a full-tilt bet on the future of active exchange-traded funds.
Analysts say the president's call for a six-month reporting schedule, which he first suggested in 2018, would increase uncertainty even as it reduces the burden for public companies.
The latest economic projections, going through 2028, factor in the impact of President Donald Trump's tax law, tariffs, and immigration policies.
The founder of the fintech giant's decision to put up company stock against a loan offers a glimpse into how the ultra-rich can leverage their assets.
The banking giant has given up its holdout position among Wall Street lenders as new jobs data from August show "clearer evidence of deterioration."
The proposed 10-year incentive plan would entail growing the company eightfold to $8.5 trillion, more than double Nvidia's current market cap.
The presiding judge stressed his "gravely serious" acts contributing to the far-reaching fraud at the family office but credited him for cooperating with US authorities.
The signatories supporting the Federal Reserve governor currently in President Trump's crosshairs include Nobel laureates, esteemed academics, and ex-Fed economists.
The Fed's preferred barometer of inflation stood unchanged at 2.6% in July, preserving expectations of interest rate cuts potentially starting in September.
Financial and tech giants reemerge as "the ultimate dip buyer," with announced share repurchases hitting an all-time high of $166 billion in July.