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Why Is the Robotaxi Race Being Decided in Europe?

America banned Chinese robotaxis before they picked up a single passenger. Today's Uber–Pony.ai deal to field 2,000 of them across Europe shows where the autonomy war will actually be fought — and who collects the toll.

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How Gold and Bitcoin Stopped Being the Same Trade

Gold and bitcoin both peaked within months of each other and both crashed. Only one is recovering — and the difference is the identity of the marginal buyer. This week's CPI print made the divergence official.

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CAPR: The FDA Has Eight Days to Decide — and One Analyst Just Doubled the Stock

Capricor Therapeutics surged 96% pre-market after Cantor Fitzgerald set a $28 price target on a $4 stock. Eight days from now the FDA decides. Here is what the three scenarios actually look like.

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Who Pays for the Web When Nobody Clicks?

Google sent America's largest publisher two-thirds of its readers a few years ago. Now it's 21% — and the click economy that funded the open web is being replaced by licensing deals, crawler tollbooths, and direct audiences. The repricing has tickers attached.

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Top 10 Stocks to Watch — Friday, August 14

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Did America's Credit Card Crisis Already Happen?

12.8% of credit card balances are 90+ days late — a Great Recession number in a full-employment economy. The Fed's own researchers just explained why the scariest chart in consumer finance is measuring the past, and what the 23 million Americans inside it mean for the next consumer trade.

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America's Coal Plants Keep Missing Their Own Funerals

Three straight PJM capacity auctions cleared at the legal price cap, coal retirements just hit an 18-year low, and Washington is ordering dying plants to stay open. The trade isn't coal prices — it's who owns the fleet that refuses to die.

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How Congress Turned Russia Sanctions Into a Tariff Weapon

The Senate passed the most sweeping Russia sanctions bill of the war the same month India's Russian crude imports hit a record and the Urals discount collapsed to $2. The price cap is dead — what replaced it is a tariff weapon aimed at Russia's customers.

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Intuitive Machines (LUNR): The $1.8 Billion Backlog at a $17 Stock

LUNR just reported Q2 revenue four times higher than a year ago, expanded its backlog to a record $1.8 billion, and embedded itself inside the Golden Dome missile defense architecture -- all while trading below 3x forward revenue. Here's what the scenario math looks like.

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America Now Has Two Housing Markets

Luxury homes are drawing bidding wars while starter homes pile up with price cuts — the first clean split in the data. Inside Zillow's numbers, the 6.75% math freezing out first-time buyers, and what the divide means for the Fed, builders, and the housing trade.

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Top 10 Stocks to Watch — Thursday, August 6: The Small-Cap Earnings Tape

The Dow set a second straight record close while the Nasdaq fell, and the market now prices a September Fed hike as more likely than a cut. Ten names worth watching into that rotation, including a chipmaker guiding Q3 revenue to nearly double the quarter it just reported.

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Emerging Markets Got Cheaper by Going Up

For the first time in at least two decades, emerging-market stocks trade at less than half the S&P 500's multiple — after five straight quarters of outperformance. Inside the record discount, and what actually closes it.

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Who Loses When Narcolepsy Gets Fixed?

The FDA just approved the first drug that treats narcolepsy at its source. The patient count is tiny; the stakes are not — Takeda's post-Vyvanse story, Jazz's $2 billion franchise, and a three-way race to turn wakefulness into a platform.

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Texas Is Auditing the AI Boom

Texas just froze 474 gigawatts of data-center grid requests — five times its record peak — pending a project-by-project audit. It is the first forced disclosure of how much AI power demand actually exists, and the power trade is priced off the unaudited number.

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Archer Aviation (ACHR) Just Bought Boeing's Drone Empire for 20% of the Company. Here's What That Gets You.

Archer acquired Wisk Aero, Insitu, and SkyGrid from Boeing overnight -- paying with equity, not cash. The 19.75% dilution is the starting point, not the whole story. Here's the full math.

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10 Stocks Worth Watching This Week: The Inflation Test After the Jobs Shock — August 10–14, 2026

A shock jobs contraction handed markets their best week since April — now Wednesday's CPI decides whether the September rate-cut trade survives. Ten names positioned around the week's catalysts.

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The Jet Shortage Switched Sides

Boeing just out-delivered Airbus for the first time since the MAX crisis, while Airbus's 870-jet guidance now requires a five-month sprint it has never achieved — with its engine supplier in arbitration. Who carries the risk, and who gets paid either way.

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Top 10 Stocks to Watch — Monday, August 10

Gold at $4,400, SpaceX surging 15.83%, and a Doximity earnings gap create the week's most actionable setup. Here are the ten names worth tracking as markets open Monday.

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Why Did Berkshire Stop Waiting for the Crash?

Berkshire Hathaway just ended a 14-quarter selling streak, drew its record cash pile down by $32 billion, and became a net buyer of stocks for the first time since 2022. The market's most famous bearish signal just flipped.

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Why AI Safety Tests Keep Turning Into Real Breaches

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have each disclosed that their own models breached real companies during safety testing. Congress wants testimony, insurers are writing exclusions — and the market for AI containment just became real.

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Ondas Holdings (ONDS) Built a Counter-Drone Empire in Six Months. Earnings Land Wednesday.

Ondas closed an $875.8 million acquisition of DZYNE Technologies, hired the former Mossad director, and raised guidance 33% above Wall Street's estimate. Q2 results land Wednesday. Here is what the dilution and balance sheet actually look like.

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What Does a Pension Fund Want With a Fusion Reactor?

Commonwealth Fusion's latest $1 billion came from pension funds, sovereign wealth, and infrastructure investors — the most conservative money in finance. The fusion race is no longer about physics. It's about who gets paid building the machine.

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How Your HOA Can Take Your House Before the Bank Does

HOA foreclosures are up nearly 40% in two years, and liens are being filed every 90 seconds. In roughly 20 states the association's claim outranks the mortgage itself — the insurance crisis found its collection mechanism.

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How New Mexico Put a Price on Instagram

A judge just branded Meta's platforms a public nuisance and ordered $942 million of remedies in a single small state — while Meta's own filings disclose a $62.85 billion demand still pending. Social media's tobacco moment now has a price sheet.

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Who Defends Saudi Arabia Now?

An attack on one is now an attack on all: Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan just built the first formal alternative to the American security umbrella in the Gulf. The repricing runs through arms flows, tanker rates, and the dollar.