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Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, or at least a ripple of applause

Your Daily Brief For September 28th

OpenAI announced a potential share sale that could triple its valuation from earlier this year, while organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

Target’s Doing Something About Its Shrinkage

Organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

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Quite the contrary, the investment bank says, calling this the start of a big tech revolution. Stéphane breaks down what that means and how you might take advantage.

Your Daily Brief For September 15th

China’s EV success has caught the attention of the EU, while British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

John Lewis Partnership Posted Even More Losses

British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

"Dumb Money" Movie Primer: Here’s What Really Drove The GameStop Frenzy

This epic story is hitting the big screens this weekend, so Reda’s looking back at this made-for-Hollywood squeeze – and how you might spot the next one.

Tesco Saw Dollar Signs And Raised Its Forecast For The Year

British grocery giant Tesco upgraded its full-year forecast after a blinding first six months of the year

Your Daily Brief For September 30th

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, while eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated

Nike’s Results Have Everybody Hooping For The Best

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, or at least a ripple of applause

Your Daily Brief For September 28th

OpenAI announced a potential share sale that could triple its valuation from earlier this year, while organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

Target’s Doing Something About Its Shrinkage

Organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

Some Like It Hotter, So Maybe Inflation Is Fine Where It Is

Maybe a 4% inflation target is better than 2%. Here’s your look ahead at the week in markets…

Nope, AI’s Not A Bubble, Says Goldman

Quite the contrary, the investment bank says, calling this the start of a big tech revolution. Stéphane breaks down what that means and how you might take advantage.

Your Daily Brief For September 15th

China’s EV success has caught the attention of the EU, while British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

John Lewis Partnership Posted Even More Losses

British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

"Dumb Money" Movie Primer: Here’s What Really Drove The GameStop Frenzy

This epic story is hitting the big screens this weekend, so Reda’s looking back at this made-for-Hollywood squeeze – and how you might spot the next one.

Tesco Saw Dollar Signs And Raised Its Forecast For The Year

British grocery giant Tesco upgraded its full-year forecast after a blinding first six months of the year

Your Daily Brief For September 30th

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, while eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated

Nike’s Results Have Everybody Hooping For The Best

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, or at least a ripple of applause

Your Daily Brief For September 28th

OpenAI announced a potential share sale that could triple its valuation from earlier this year, while organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

Target’s Doing Something About Its Shrinkage

Organized crime took aim at Target, forcing it to shutter nine US stores

Some Like It Hotter, So Maybe Inflation Is Fine Where It Is

Maybe a 4% inflation target is better than 2%. Here’s your look ahead at the week in markets…

Nope, AI’s Not A Bubble, Says Goldman

Quite the contrary, the investment bank says, calling this the start of a big tech revolution. Stéphane breaks down what that means and how you might take advantage.

Your Daily Brief For September 15th

China’s EV success has caught the attention of the EU, while British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

John Lewis Partnership Posted Even More Losses

British department store John Lewis spent another six months in the red

"Dumb Money" Movie Primer: Here’s What Really Drove The GameStop Frenzy

This epic story is hitting the big screens this weekend, so Reda’s looking back at this made-for-Hollywood squeeze – and how you might spot the next one.