Reddit Pops 14% on Higher AI Data-Licensing Fee Talk
Reddit surged 13.93% Tuesday as investors bid up shares on reports of higher AI data-licensing fees, spotlighting a maturing content-for-training market.
Reddit surged 13.93% Tuesday as investors bid up shares on reports of higher AI data-licensing fees, spotlighting a maturing content-for-training market.
Payment for order flow (PFOF) is how zero-commission brokers get paid. Here’s exactly who pays whom, what Rule 606 discloses, and why regulators disagree about it.
SoftBank has reopened talks for a $10B margin loan backed by its OpenAI stake, adding lender concessions after a June stall cut the target to $6B.
Meta jumped nearly 10% on July 1 after reports it will sell excess AI compute to enterprises, sending CoreWeave and Nebius down 13% on hyperscaler-lite fears.
How yield to maturity, yield to call, and yield to worst work — with formulas, worked examples, current Treasury yields, and why bond desks quote YTW.
Brookfield expanded its Bloom Energy AI-infrastructure partnership fivefold to $25 billion on June 30, 2026, sending BE up 10% intraday and 7.7% overnight.
Circle (CRCL) closed down 17.55% at $62.63 June 30 after Visa, Stripe, BlackRock, Coinbase and 140+ firms launched rival stablecoin Open USD.
How S&P 500 inclusion moves a stock: the pre-announcement drift, run-up to effective date, decay after, and why the effect has shrunk since 2010.
U.S. issuers raised $251B through June 26 — the biggest H1 on record — led by SpaceX’s $86.2B IPO and Alphabet’s $85B AI raise. Inside the numbers.
FDA issued modified risk tobacco product orders for 20 Zyn nicotine pouch variants, the first MRTP authorization for the category and Philip Morris’s biggest smoke-free regulatory win since IQOS in 2020.