Candidates fire AI job applications because they think machines already sift them, but ISE data shows most UK graduate employers still hire by hand.
Bank of America takes a $1.2 billion FinCEN penalty after a 2024 OCC order left its money-laundering controls still broken.
A CXMT plan for denser DDR5 server chips hit Korea’s two-stock memory trade, knocking 6.64% off the KOSPI after Samsung’s record quarter.
Freddie Mac’s 30-year rate hit 7.40% as Bessent bets on $40 oil. Real yields, not inflation, did the climb, so 8% loans stay in play.
AMD last closed at $608.10, or 106 times 2026 earnings. The same price is 45 times 2027 estimates if 14 gigawatts of hyperscaler racks actually ship.
China's 19.2% central interest share hides a faster local-government squeeze, even as Beijing still holds cheap borrowing room it is not using for households.
JPMorgan and peers print on October 13, then September CPI can reprice the 10-year before Bank of America, ASML and TSMC even finish speaking.
Factories added 72,000 jobs in 2026 off a December low, yet payrolls remain 21,000 below January 2025 as pledges and overtime carry the White House scoreboard.
Households 75 and older now lead U.S. median net worth at $504,900 after a 37% jump, while younger families and renters lost ground.
Starbucks called Chipotle takeover talk rumors and pointed to its turnaround, even as Chipotle shares jumped 6.2% on a possible Niccol reunion.