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— Crypto
Tether's $20 million stake in Ualá signals a strategic move into Latin American fintech equity, though any USDT product integration is explicitly blocked by current regional regulations.
— M&A
Eli Lilly is acquiring AtaiBeckley for $2.8bn, adding a pipeline of psychedelic-based therapies to its mental health portfolio at a reported premium of up to 105% over the pre-announcement share price.
— Crypto
Tether has frozen $131 million held in four TRON-based crypto wallets linked to Iran's central bank, acting after OFAC added the addresses to its sanctions list.
— M&A
Uber's acquisition of Delivery Hero expands its combined ride-hail and food delivery footprint to 58 markets, up from 34, making it one of the largest global platforms in both categories.
— Crypto
The Senate resolution effectively closes off political cover for a Trump pardon of Bankman-Fried, with unanimous approval across party lines eliminating any ambiguity about congressional sentiment.
— Markets
Taco Bell's precautionary ingredient removals have not been accompanied by any confirmed epidemiological link, leaving the chain's liability exposure unresolved and investor concern elevated.
— Crypto
The Clarity Act faces a critical legislative window before Congress breaks for August recess, with White House pressure mounting for Senate passage following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham.
— Markets
United Airlines is converting select Economy Plus rows to two-seat configurations by blocking the middle seat, creating a new upsell tier within its existing premium economy cabin.
— Central Banks
Warsh declined to give senators clear answers on the inflation outlook, his communications with President Trump, and the Federal Reserve's stance on AI-driven price pressures, maintaining deliberate ambiguity on all three fronts.
— Crypto
Jesse Pollak's departure from Base app leadership marks an explicit admission that the network's push into on-chain social failed, a rare public concession from a senior Coinbase executive on a strategic misstep.
— Earnings
Conagra swung to a full-year loss after booking a roughly $2 billion impairment charge, a reset that reflects the new CEO's willingness to write down the value of underperforming brands.
— Earnings
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase delivered record quarterly results driven by a surge in trading revenue and corporate dealmaking tied to large AI-related financings, including transactions involving SpaceX.
— Markets
Anthropic is scheduling investor meetings with bankers, the most concrete preparation step yet toward a public listing and a direct competitive signal to OpenAI.
— Crypto
Securitize and Cantor Fitzgerald are building infrastructure to allow public companies to conduct IPOs and follow-on equity offerings entirely onchain, operating within the existing US securities regulatory framework.
— Commodities
Oil has reached $87 per barrel as the US reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports and conducted fresh strikes on energy infrastructure in Iran, removing a material volume of supply from an already constrained market.
— Earnings
Morgan Stanley posted a 58% rise in Q2 profit, driven by strength in trading and investment banking, according to WSJ reporting on the results.
— Earnings
BlackRock's second-quarter net income rose 20% to $1.9bn, driven by a capital markets boom and sustained ETF inflows that lifted assets under management to a record $15.3tn.
— Economy
China's economy grew at 4.3% in the latest quarter, falling below the government's official target range for the first time since the Covid period, marking the slowest quarterly expansion since 2022.
— M&A
A joint bid from Stripe and private equity firm Advent International would combine the two largest private and public payments franchises into a single entity.
— Markets
SK Hynix's two-day rebound signals a partial recovery in AI-linked memory chip sentiment after Monday's record single-day collapse, but the speed and magnitude of the swing has sharpened investor concern about valuation fragility in the sector.
— Earnings
ASML has upgraded its annual sales guidance for the second time this year, lifting its 2026 outlook by up to 19%, signalling that demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment from AI infrastructure buildout remains stronger than the company had initially projected.
— Markets
Frontier Airlines will end its long-standing no in-flight internet policy by deploying SpaceX's Starlink Wi-Fi service, with rollout beginning in early 2027.
— Markets
Lucid's stock fell as much as 55% on 14 July after a report that the EV maker was weighing options including a bankruptcy filing or going-private transaction, triggering a trading halt.
— Markets
CleanSpark has locked in $6.6 billion in contracted revenue from a single investment-grade tech tenant, transforming the Bitcoin miner into a material data center landlord with a two-decade income stream.
— Earnings
IBM shares closed down more than 25% on 14 July, their worst single-day decline on record, surpassing the drop suffered during the 1987 Black Monday crash.
— Central Banks
Warsh used his first congressional testimony as Fed chair to draw a hard line on inflation, but declined to signal whether the next policy move will be a cut or a hold.
— Regulation
New York becomes the first US state to suspend new large-scale data centre development, with Governor Kathy Hochul signing an executive order that freezes permitting for up to one year.
— M&A
Buffett has stopped directing his annual Berkshire Hathaway share donations to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with reporting linking the decision to concerns over the foundation's past connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
— Central Banks
The ECB has named 36 payment service providers, including Deutsche Bank and Revolut, to participate in a beta test of the digital euro, narrowing the field from more than 50 applicants.
— Earnings
JPMorgan's Q2 2026 net profit of $16.9bn is the highest quarterly profit ever recorded by a US bank, driven by an equities trading operation that generated $6bn in revenue.