Apollo Wins easyJet: £5.7bn Take-Private at 715p a Share
Apollo Global Management sealed a £5.7bn ($7.7bn) all-cash bid for easyJet after Castlelake walked away, in one of the largest airline take-privates ever.
Trade Desk Cracks 25% After Hours: Growth Slows to 3%
The Trade Desk plunged roughly 25% after hours on Aug 6 as Q2 revenue growth slowed to 3% and Q3 guidance implied a sequential decline.
Fed Dot Plot Explained: How to Read the SEP
The Fed dot plot shows where 19 policymakers think interest rates should go. Here is how to read it, what it does not say, and what the June 2026 dots signal.
Credit Spreads at 20-Year Tights as Supply Tops $1.7T
IG at 81bps, HY at 281bps, and $1.68T of corporate bonds already issued YTD — why record supply keeps meeting record demand in the credit market.
AppLovin Drops 19% on Q2: Ad-Tech Growth Story Cools
AppLovin fell nearly 20% after Q2 2026 revenue growth slowed to 53% and Q3 guidance implied further deceleration to the mid-40s.
Sequence of Returns Risk: Why Order Matters in Retirement
Two retirees with the same average return can end wealthy or broke — because withdrawals turn the ORDER of returns into the decisive risk. Here’s why.
Robinhood’s $200M RVII Fund: Retail Access to YC Startups
Robinhood filed to list RVII, a $200M NYSE-traded BDC that lets any retail investor buy exposure to Y Combinator startups. Structure, fees, and catches.
SolarEdge Plunges 30% on Q3 Guide: Residential Solar Cracks
SolarEdge fell 30% after Q3 revenue and gross-margin guidance came in below Q2, dragging Enphase, Sunrun and Canadian Solar with it. Here are the numbers.
How IPOs Really Work: S-1, Pricing, Greenshoe, Lockup
From S-1 to greenshoe to the 180-day lockup — a plain-English guide to how a company actually goes public in the U.S., with Ritter’s 1980-2025 data.
Fed Launches Pilot Survey of $1.3T Private Credit Market
Dallas and NY Fed will pilot the first regular data pull on private credit after Q3, with initial findings due Q1 2027. Here’s what it will track.