The Weekly BluRB — November 25th, 2025
We’re back with the Weekly BluRB. This Thanksgiving week, we delve into Nvidia’s earnings call, the United Kingdom’s major budget annoucement, and unpack the near-ban on the hemp industry. Continue Reading
We’re back with the Weekly BluRB. This Thanksgiving week, we delve into Nvidia’s earnings call, the United Kingdom’s major budget annoucement, and unpack the near-ban on the hemp industry. Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia has long faced scrutiny for their lack of women’s rights, labor rights, and other concerns, leading to them using boxing as a way to distract from the wrongdoings within the country. Ultimately, Saudi Arabia’s takeover of boxing is a reminder of how large sums of money, this time in the form of a sovereign wealth fund, can be used as a tool of international influence.Continue Reading
We’re back with the Weekly BluRB! This week, we take a look at the yield curve and explore President Trump’s beef bailout. Meanwhile, President Xi Jinping plays chess with the White House, while Sudan’s crisis hits disastrous levels. Continue Reading
When will the government shutdown end? That’s the question on everyone’s mind. This week, we also explore China’s gold strategy, unpack Russian oil sanctions, and examine the state of American healthcare. Continue Reading
From robo-advisors to AI-powered fintechs, artificial intelligence is transforming how money is managed. AI is making finance faster, smarter, and more personalized than ever before.Continue Reading
The US and Australia cut news deals while France and the UK are having a gloomy October. In our Story of the Week, diamonds might not be forever. Continue Reading
As China and the US go head-to-head in an escalating tariff battle, the US government shutdown adds fuel to the fire. OpenAI was valued at $500 billion, and pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca struck a major deal with the White House. Meanwhile, India’s been focused on trade.Continue Reading
Defense contracting is a powerful and profitable industry… but certain times are more profitable than others. Of course, the market knows this, but do they know soon enough? This article explores how the share prices of four prominent U.S. defense contractors have responded to the breakouts of five major conflicts over the last 25 years, trying to make sense of each result.Continue Reading
The US government shutdown continues, but despite the gloomy macro, US equity markets hit highs last week. Globally, emerging markets are booming but Nigeria’s CGT poses a risk to capital markets, and Brazil seeks to negotiate its way out of US tariff turbulence. Oh, and Shein is coming to Paris?Continue Reading
For college students, A stable nine-to-five is not a viable option for finding financial freedom. With busy schedules and digital opportunities, young people are discovering and shifting towards passive income streams.Continue Reading
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