Candice Choi

[Alexander Osipovich @aosipovich]

A mystery Polymarket user earned about $22,000 with a series of near-perfect bets on the quarterly earnings of companies that had one thing in common: they were all audited by KPMG.  https://t.co/2PFkfSfFfw

[Gregory Zuckerman @GZuckerman]

The Winklevoss twins, @BarrySilbert and other bitcoin OG's are buying up a different crypto.
It's soaring in price -- but has serious dangers for society.
NEW from me and @Vlajournaliste
https://t.co/MzVU1edbyc

[AnnaMaria Andriotis @AAndriotis]

A hot streak in the private credit sector is over. Present-day reality: Declining returns, declining net asset value of the loans they're invested in, and earnings calls on which executives blame the media for investors' concerns about the market. https://t.co/gbnNHrQbgX via @WSJ

[alexander saeedy @ajsaeedy]

Scoop: JPMorgan offered $1 million to Chirayu Rana to settle sexual assault and harassment allegations at the heart of a lawsuit currently captivating Wall Street and the broader public. The bank continues to say the claims have no merit and that it moved to settle to try and protect employees.

Read here: https://t.co/dXWvEZYSpC

[Ben Glickman @BenGlickman]

I'm appointing myself chief goblin correspondent

https://t.co/TRctzHCrnd

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Bill Perkins, energy trader and hedge-fund manager, says you should give your children money before you die, so that it has the maximum impact on their lives.

Watch the full episode of The WSJ Money Interview: https://t.co/8a3F5X26Gt

[Myles Tanzer @mylestanzer]

In the first piece of WSJ’s weeklong series about divorce, we’re taking readers inside the financial infidelities that tear marriages apart. Read it now and subscribe so you can read the whole series this week.
https://t.co/IMLfn7payL

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

If you think divorce is messy, try leaving a life built together without ever having been legally married.

More Americans than ever are facing that reality.

Read more: 🔗 https://t.co/HIO8ObfUrV

[Ray A. Smith @rayalexsmith]

Layoffs Aren’t Shaking Gen Z’s Commitment to Work-Life Balance - Recent layoffs have reinforced beliefs among some younger professionals that loyalty to a company won’t be returned. https://t.co/6hNBeIPZM2 via @WSJ

[Candice Choi @candicechoi]

A WSJ investing column with an unexpected Pixies reference https://t.co/dOTOixXxCc #debasementtrade #debaser

[Richard Rubin @RichardRubinDC]

New from @dgtokar and me this morning: A look at the "tribal tax credits" that came up during the Long confirmation hearings.

Link below:

[alexander saeedy @ajsaeedy]

Jamie Dimon wants JPMorgan Chase to become the biggest bank in the American South. So he summoned his top executives, chartered a bus and set out to explore Dixie. https://t.co/tz6NxM6DB3

[Cara Lombardo @CaraRLombardo]

For nearly 50 years, Anamarie Hurt trusted her husband to manage their finances. Then he started transferring retirement funds to cryptocurrency investments that turned out to be fake. A year later, $5M was gone.

Jaw-dropping story by ⁦@dgtokar⁩ https://t.co/4Lrst9q6Qp

[Gregory Zuckerman @GZuckerman]

Summer slowdown?
Chilled out vacations?
Not the @wsj team, no siree, scoop after scoop this summer for these guys.

[Jonathan Weil @JonathanWeil]

Heard on the Street: When Rep. Elise Stefanik sought an investigation into Harvard’s financial disclosures to bondholders, she might as well have fired a bazooka at the entire private-equity industry | My latest ⁦@WSJheard⁩ ⁦@WSJ⁩ https://t.co/M2JL0amIFq

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Elite hedge funds are in a pitched battle for the world’s top traders. The price tag for a young stock picker can now top $100 million. https://t.co/Et0nDh5Zvx

[Amol Sharma @asharma]

Even hedge funds weren’t prepared for the gyrations in stocks, Treasurys and currencies caused by Trump’s tariff moves. A look at how the ‘smart money’ is riding the tariff rollercoaster. https://t.co/MzqZNVxFst via @WSJ

[Gunjan Banerji @GunjanJS]

10-year yields are now **above** where they were ahead of Liberation Day

At 4.226% this morning

[alexander saeedy @ajsaeedy]

New: Charlie Javice has to wear an ankle monitor after prosecutors warned that the 32-year-old founder posed a flight risk. Attorneys said the bracelet prevents her from working as a Pilates instructor in Florida, which is now her main source of income https://t.co/ZCoareED46

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Everyone hates pennies, except this guy. 🔗 https://t.co/bwPC0sNtfs