The markets are binging on data-centre spending. Is there a hangover to come?
Open this photo in gallery: The roof of a data centre in Frankfurt, Germany, on Aug. 22.Michael Probst/The…
Concurrent Losers: 10 Large-cap stocks that fell for five consecutive sessions – Red Run
Over the five trading sessions ending August 29, the Sensex benchmark index recorded a 2.7% decline, closing at…
Wagyu heifer sells for $350,000 as Australian cattle market rises
A Wagyu heifer has sold at auction for a whopping $350,000. ABC Landline understands it is the third-most…
Rupee drops below 88/$ mark 1st time, down 57p in a day
Mumbai: The rupee on Friday breached the 88-mark for the first time, hitting a record intra-day low of…
The Golden Thumb Rule| IPO Rush, AI Noise, and Timeless Principles: Ambit’s Nitin Bhasin on Navigating Markets
In a market buzzing with IPO frenzy, the promises and pitfalls of AI, and the constant pressure of…
Stock Market Outlook: 2 Forces That Could Spark Sell-Off in Tech-Heavy Market
By at least one measure, the US stock market is more concentrated in its biggest names than it’s…
Algorand Price Faces Heavy Sell Pressure as Market Turns Risk-Off
Algorand price slipped to $0.235 on Friday, dropping over 4% in a day and nearly 12% this week…
Big crop forecast shakes almond markets
BY CALEB HAMPTON AgAlert California farmers are in the midst of harvesting an almond crop that may be…
How small brokerages — and an open housing market — could collapse
Illustration by Freepik AI If large brokerages go all-in on private listings, they would dominate the market, putting…
investingLive Americas FX news wrap: Core PCE in line, Alibaba develops new AI chips
It’s been a pretty quiet session on the data and news side, but a lively one on the…
Buy or sell: Sumeet Bagadia recommends three stocks to buy on Monday – 1 September 2025
Buy or sell stocks: Hurt by the imposition of higher tariffs by the US and foreign fund outflows,…
$56bn-a-year Aussie rent market hit by concerning investor exodus
Aussie renters are coughing up billions every year — and not all of it is staying in Australia.…