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Webull is based in St. Petersburg, Florida, has 28.2 million users, about 85% of them in the United States, and listed on Nasdaq through a SPAC merger in 2025. The committee's concern is customer data: what could be…
Federal credit lowers Vistra's cost of financing work that it would otherwise fund in the bond market, where yields are at 24-year highs. The plants sell into PJM, the grid where data-centre demand has pushed up power…
Indian IT exporters long staffed US client sites with visa holders from India. Replacing them with local hires raises on-site wage costs, which presses on operating margins unless more work moves offshore or is…
The stress capital buffer decides how much common equity each large US bank is required to keep above the minimum, and so how much it can return through dividends and share repurchases. Averaging two years makes that…
The 17 largest companies had all signed pricing and manufacturing agreements by August 31, so they import at 0%. The exposure now falls on smaller and mid-sized branded drugmakers and biotechs that import finished…
The 2024 standards would have required owners of coal plants and new gas plants to fit carbon controls or retire units. Removing them changes capital plans at listed utilities and independent power producers with coal…
Medicaid is a low-margin channel for branded drugmakers because of existing mandatory rebates, so the revenue effect of matching overseas prices there is smaller than the same step would be in Medicare or commercial…
A shutdown delays payments and new awards for companies that sell to the federal government, chiefly defence and aerospace contractors, government IT and consulting firms, and health-care companies paid through federal…
The price floor sets a minimum cost for imported solar hardware. That protects US makers of polysilicon, wafers, cells and modules from cheaper imports, and it raises equipment costs for the companies that buy panels…
The new duties apply to imports from 60 trading partners, including the EU, so retailers, apparel and footwear brands, consumer-electronics sellers and manufacturers that rely on imported parts keep paying a broad…
The tariffs raise landed costs for US importers and sellers of the covered goods, including furniture retailers, beverage distributors and buyers of Canadian cement, and risk Canadian retaliation against US exporters…
The ruling limits a president's ability to reshape the Fed board quickly, which bears on the inflation credibility of US monetary policy and on the extra yield investors require on long-term Treasuries. Bond markets…
A chair who wants less forward guidance adds uncertainty to the rate path at a time of energy-driven inflation, and that feeds into Treasury yields and the cost of capital for banks, mortgage lenders, homebuilders and…
If adopted, the rule would cut compliance and audit work, mainly for small and mid-cap issuers, which a former SEC corporation finance chief quoted in the report sees as the first to opt in. Less frequent mandated…