QXO’s $17B TopBuild Deal: Brad Jacobs Strikes Again
QXO, led by serial dealmaker Brad Jacobs, agreed to acquire building products leader TopBuild for $17 billion—one of 2026’s largest M&A transactions.
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Google’s Custom AI Chip Bet: The Marvell Deal and What It Means for Semiconductor Stocks
Google is in talks with Marvell to build next-gen AI inference chips. Here’s what the custom silicon arms race means for MRVL, NVDA, and the broader semiconductor sector.
Utilities’ $770B Bond Issuance Wave Powers the AI Grid Buildout
U.S. utilities are planning $1.4 trillion in capex to power AI data centers — and financing it means a $770B bond issuance wave that will reshape investment-grade credit markets.
Cloud Software’s Uneven 2026 Rebound: Winners vs. Laggards
Enterprise software is rebounding in 2026, but gains are selective. RingCentral and Oracle reveal what separates the winners from the laggards.
Stagflation 2026: The Warning Signs Capital Markets Can’t Ignore
Sticky 3.3% inflation, oil price shocks, and a Fed frozen on rate cuts are reviving stagflation fears not seen since the 1970s. Here’s what capital markets are signaling.
Tesla Q1 2026 Earnings: Five Things to Watch April 22
Tesla reports Q1 2026 earnings on April 22. Here’s what analysts are watching after the delivery miss, the robotaxi rollout, and a P/E above 370.
Q1 2026 Bank Earnings: Wall Street Beats Amid Rate Volatility
20 of 21 major U.S. financials beat Q1 2026 earnings estimates. Morgan Stanley and Citi lead; Wells Fargo lags. Here’s what’s driving results.
Nuclear’s Wall Street Moment: SMR Stocks Surge on White House Mandate
Oklo, NuScale, and Nano Nuclear Energy surge as the White House pushes space reactors. How capital markets are funding America’s SMR renaissance.
Meta’s 8,000-Job Cut: The AI Workforce Reset Begins
Meta targets May 20 for its first major layoff wave of 2026, cutting ~8,000 jobs. Here’s what the AI-driven workforce reset signals for Big Tech and capital markets.
The Yield Curve Is Steepening: What It Signals in 2026
The 10-year Treasury yield sits at 4.25% as the curve re-steepens after years of inversion. What it signals for banks, mortgages, and equities.