Economy
U.S. Companies Confront a Familiar Tariff Threat as Trade Tensions Resurface
American businesses are navigating renewed tariff pressure, drawing on hard lessons from prior trade conflicts to manage costs and supply chains.
Author
The Fiscalist
Investing
Index Ventures Partner Says AI Capital Is Poised to Flow Back Into Startups as Cycle Turns
Index Ventures co-founder Neil Rimer argues AI investment is entering a new outflow phase, with capital returning to startups beyond foundation models.
Global
Israeli Startup Aims to Unlock Nerve Regeneration With a Novel Biological Approach
Israeli biotech NovaNeuron is developing a therapy to regrow damaged peripheral nerves, targeting a market with few effective treatments.
Policy
Kevin Warsh Moves Quickly to Reshape Federal Reserve Policy and Culture
DoubleLine’s latest paper examines how new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is rapidly redefining monetary policy direction and institutional culture.
Investing
Ridgepost Capital Schedules Q2 2026 Earnings Release and Investor Call as Market Scrutiny Builds
Ridgepost Capital announces its Q2 2026 financial results date and investor call, drawing attention from market watchers.
Global
Chevron’s Iraq Energy Pact Raises Hopes but Leaves Key Supply Questions Unanswered
Chevron’s deal with Iraq could reshape U.S. oil strategy, but analysts warn structural challenges may limit its market impact.
Corporate
Lemonade Sets August Date for Q2 2026 Earnings Disclosure as Investors Watch Profitability Progress
Lemonade has announced it will report second quarter 2026 financial results in August, with a conference call scheduled for analysts.
Corporate
Essence Group Puts AI at the Core of Every Business Function, Starting With Its Engineers
Essence Group is rolling out AI tools across all departments, with its R&D division serving as the testbed for a company-wide digital overhaul.
Investing
Southeast U.S. ETF Surges to Top of Daily Flow Rankings as Investors Rotate Into Regional Plays
SEUS claimed the top spot in daily ETF flow rankings, signaling renewed investor appetite for Southeast U.S. regional exposure.
Corporate
CrowdStrike Circles Back to XM Cyber Five Years After Israeli Firm’s $700 Million Exit
CrowdStrike is acquiring key technology from XM Cyber, the Israeli attack-path management firm sold to Schwarz Group for $700M in 2019.