"The market leverage is pretty high," Dimon says. "I'm not going to say it's systemic high, it's going to cause a disaster, but it's high," he says. Prime brokerages, hedge funds, exchange-traded funds, and Treasury arbitrage strategies are contributing to high market leverage.
A$AP Rocky reveals Rihanna is in the recording studio 'right now' The singer's partner, A $AP Rocky, let slip that she has been back "in the studio" The long-awaited update came nearly straight from the source, as A$AP told Jason Lee: "She's in the studio right now"
Perez Hilton was rushed to a Miami-area hospital after he appeared on a TikTok livestream covered in blood from apparent self-harm. Hilton's family and team posted their first public statement since the incident. "We kindly ask that you respect Perez's privacy, as well as the privacy of hi"
Senate panel votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress. Sen. Rand Paul has vowed to send the committee’s recommendation straight to the Justice Department, bypassing a full Senate vote. The move is likely to set up a high-stakes legal and political test for the Trump administration.
Israeli and Lebanese negotiators met in Rome for a second day of diplomatic talks. The talks focus on implementation of a June 26 deal reached between Israel and the Lebanese government. Israeli forces are supposed to withdraw from areas they occupy and allow the Lebanese army to take control. The Israeli army launched strikes Wednesday in southern Lebanon in response to what it described as Hezbollah’s violation.
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary was hardly a surprise. The question is whether the way he electrified the party base and tapped into their anger will work on general elections. National Democrats and donors should embrace that energy and invest in the coalition he has built.
Abdul El-Sayed defeated U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens. He will face Republican Mike Rogers in November. The state's primary for governor to be decided on Tuesday. It features a democratic socialist against a candidate endorsed by Gov. Tony Evers. He had support from progressive leaders including Sen. Bernie Sanders.
On Sunday, 18 people were killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza, the health ministry says. It's one of the deadliest days there since a troubled cease-fire came into force in October. In July, the military carried out almost daily strikes and named at least 50 militants it said it had eliminated.
FIFA president Infantino continues to enjoy strong support from smaller associations, particularly across Africa and Asia. Support from the continent largely stems from Fifa's Forward programme. Many African federations have become increasingly reliant on the scheme to fund football projects in areas where commercial and government investment in the sport is limited.
Owori, 27, was the captain for SC Villa, the Uganda Premier League record champion. Police report that Owori was targeted by assailants at his residence and was beaten after refusing to hand over his belongings. Owori led SC Villa to the 2024 Ugandan Premier League title, ending a 20-year drought for the club.
Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanisadeh were granted Australian citizenship on Wednesday. They were part of a group of seven from Iran's delegation who asked for protection from the host country following the high-profile protest during the Women's Asian Cup in March. The players refused to sing the national anthem before a game.
Caitlin Clark has been involved in some rough plays since she entered the WNBA. Shaquille O'Neal believes it's a "rite of passage" that every game-changing player must go through before truly owning the league. Clark says she's far from the only WNBA player to be involved in those types of plays.
The real strategy behind Berkshire Hathaway’s growing war chest. Warren Buffett worked out where it goes, why almost no investor escapes it, and how large it has become. ‘You only have to do a very few things right in your life so long as you don't...’
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt warns of a "new threat scenario" A drone carrying an explosive device was found near the airport's south runway, where cargo flights operate. The incident briefly forced the temporary suspension of all flights overnight into Wednesday. Germany remains on heightened alert over unauthorized drone activity following a string of incidents near military facilities.
Márquez’s killing was linked to a romantic relationship between the victim and a son of the detained crime boss. The Sinaloa Cartel factions are named after the founders of the criminal organization, Ismael "Mayo" Zambada and Joaquín "Chapo" Guzmán.
Sir Stelios said he intended to remain a long-term investor in easyJet. He will roll over his shares into new vehicle set up by Apollo, instead of cashing out his £900m stake. easyJet agreed to Apollo's £7.15-a-share offer, with Kenton Jarvis saying that Apollo's "experience in the aviation sector makes it a strong partner for easyJet"
Iran-Oman talks nearing deal but not for full Strait of Hormuz reopening, Iran state news agency says. Both countries confirmed they had agreed coordinates for shipping routes through critical waterway. Tehran insists framework represents a new security model for the strategic waterway rather than a full reopening of the strait.
Indian court sentences high-profile journalist to 10 years for rape. Verdict overturned a 2021 acquittal by a Goa court, which dismissed charges. Tejpal initially described what happened as "a bad lapse of judgement" He later alleged that the case against him was part of a "political vendetta"
In March-June 2026, sales of electric vehicles increased compared to the same period last year. Electric vehicles become more attractive because they are cleaner and reduce dependence on oil and constant swings in fuel prices. Another reason demand is rising is that electric vehicles are becoming more competitive in terms of total cost of ownership.
Just over 911 million SpaceX shares will be available for trading, representing about 7% of shares outstanding. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas estimates that nearly $100 billion worth of SpaceX shares could become eligible for trading- an unprecedented event. Early investors still sit on enormous gains from SpaceX's initial public offering.
Tama Zoological Park in Japan announced the deaths of three female lions on Monday. Experts say the high humidity makes it difficult for the lions to stay cool. The lions are more used to a dry heat environment, experts say. They should be given shade and water to keep them cool, they say.
Sen. Paul has said he will send the resolution straight to the Department of Justice to refer him for prosecution. A Senate practice of sending contempt resolutions to the full Senate for a vote, which faces a higher bar of 60 votes to pass, would require bipartisan support. Sen. Paul said after the vote that the committee would hand-deliver the referral to the Justice Department.
The FCC voted to end a cap on broadcast ownership in favor of case-by-case review. Brendan Carr has often criticized the rule as an artificial limit. Those who oppose ending the ownership cap say that allowing broadcast owners to gobble up as many stations as they can buy will disincentivize local reporting.
Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in response to two deaths of Israeli soldiers. Residents of the village of Mansouri are told to flee the area. It is the first such warning in Lebanon in more than a month. Israel says it is responding to a "blatant violation of the ceasefire" by Hezbollah.
U.S. military officials say the strikes are intended to "further degrade" Iran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation. The strikes follow Iran's targeting of several merchant vessels off the coast of Oman. Trump also renewed past threats to hit Iran's civilian infrastructure, including electric plants and desalinization plants.