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AI Is Now Behind One in Four Data Breaches, and That Number Is Climbing Fast
There were 1,803 reported data compromises in the first half of this year, up from 1,732 over the same period last year,
Daniel Whitmore
EV Sales Are Setting Records Worldwide, Except in the One Market With the Biggest Tariffs
Global EV sales hit record highs across 50 countries in the second quarter, and electric vehicles are expected to account for roughly 29% of
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Office Buildings Are Hitting Record Delinquency Rates, and the Debt Wall Is Just Getting Started
Trepp is tracking 130 CMBS loan maturities totaling $5.5 billion coming due this month alone, including five nonperforming loans, all of them tied
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OPEC+ Is Pumping More Oil Into a Market That's Getting More Dangerous to Ship Through
Crude oil climbed above $81 a barrel recently, up nearly 5% in a single week, even as OPEC+ announced plans to expand monthly production.
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The 20-Year Treasury Just Priced at Its Highest Yield Since It Came Back
The Treasury sold $16 billion of 20-year bonds this week at a yield around 5.27%, the highest level for that maturity since
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Money Is Pouring Into Municipal Bonds, and a Familiar Tax Threat Just Went Quiet
Nearly $25 billion has flowed into municipal bond mutual funds so far this year, with positive weekly inflows in 19 of the last 21
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Credit Card Debt Hit $1.26 Trillion, and the "K-Shaped" Divide Behind It Is the Real Story
Americans' total credit card balances reached $1.263 trillion in the second quarter, according to the New York Fed, up from $1.242
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Washington Loosened Chip Exports to China, and Congress Is Already Trying to Reverse It
In January, the Commerce Department published a rule permitting sales of advanced AI chips to China, easing restrictions that had previously blocked Nvidia'
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The Grid Was Built for a Different Country, and Utilities Are Now Spending $1.1 Trillion to Catch Up
US utilities are planning to invest $1.1 trillion in grid infrastructure over the next five years, and separate estimates put total utility capital
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