Also on the radar:
- Elon Musk wants your retirement savings for SpaceX.
- Trump’s new anti-slavery tariffs are on shaky legal ground.
- Hezbollah rejects ceasefire.
- No, the World Cup does not boost GDP.
- What’s crypto actually good for? Buying sketchy vials from “Louise.”
Also on the radar today:
- The new Fortune 500 ranking.
- Markets mixed as oil is on the rise.
- Wall Street thinks Trump can’t reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- Was yesterday’s job openings number wrong?
- Mark Cuban will (maybe) give you a lot of money if you send him an email.
On the radar today:
- Global stock rally!
- Trump to Bibi: “You’re f—ing crazy.”
- New S&P 500 rules might hurt investors.
- BofA isn’t totally sold on this AI thing.
- Goldman has an insane World Cup prediction bracket.
- Musk’s Bitcoin hoard is bigger than you thought.
Trump tells Netanyahu, ‘You’re f—ing crazy’ and Wall Street sees it as a sign he’s losing patience with the war and wants it done https://t.co/gmvqsstaVO
Trump tells Netanyahu, ‘You’re f—ing crazy’ and Wall Street sees it as a sign he’s losing patience with the war and wants it done https://t.co/gmvqsstaVO
Deutsche Bank claimed in a consent order with the New York Department of Financial Services to have ended its relationship with Jeffrey Epstein on Dec. 21, 2018.
Perhaps most seriously in terms of Epstein’s victims—the women and girls he raped and trafficked—Deutsche maintained a special account for Epstein until it was emptied May 2019 and closed two months later. It was named “The Butterfly Trust. "
And, as emails reviewed by Fortune show, Deutsche staff who asked questions about who these women were, and why they received large amounts of cash, were brushed off by Epstein’s client-handlers at the bank. The account was one of two still open days after Epstein’s arrest.
It was used to make nearly $3 million in payments to “alleged co‑conspirators or women with Eastern European surnames, for the stated purpose of covering hotel expenses, tuition, and rent,” according to documents filed with New York state.
Trump tells Fortune how Iran is affecting his interest-rate plans, why he regrets asking for only 10% of Intel, and what will happen when his term is over. https://t.co/a2dMNzEoaE
How Trump’s ‘unusual’ brokerage account traded around his own market-moving decisions—selling hyperscalers and buying energy stocks during the war https://t.co/deF0QYvgYn
OpenAI is reportedly considering taking legal action against the iPhone maker over Apple’s integration of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot within its Siri virtual assistant. https://t.co/isaGjlOC0c