SpaceX flirts with a further descent down the market-cap ranks

As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, the wealth management industry has its own moment of reflection. It’s time for the profession to embrace a modern “Advisor Bill of Rights”—a set of principles designed to unlock the potential of advisors and dismantle outdated models that too often stifle growth and autonomy. The Leap No One Warns…

The financial sector is made up of companies that operate in the various offerings within the finance industry–encompassing everything from insurance and money management to payments and digital banking technology. This sector includes some of the world’s most well-known and largest companies, such as Square, Morgan Stanley, American Express, and Bank of America. The shares are…

“Today DFS formally proposed regulations to establish a licensing and supervision framework for buy now, pay later (BNPL) providers operating in New York,” the department said in a Wednesday post on X. “The proposal opens a 60-day comment period.” Bloomberg Law reported Wednesday that some of the proposal’s provisions include requirements that BNPL lenders get licensed, that they…

Earlier in 2026, the BoC flagged a two-sided risk profile: the possibility of rate cuts if growth disappointed more sharply than forecast, and potential hikes if energy prices from the Iran conflict drove a sustained, generalized consumer price shock. In recent weeks, neither scenario has materialized. Inflation concerns retreat Higher oil prices stemming from restricted…

The trading week between July 13th to July 17th will be very busy with stock-specific actions. Because approximately 96 stocks are turning ex-date for either their dividend rewards, bonus issues, buyback shares or stock splits. Majority of them are dividend stocks. These ex-dates are also record date to identify eligible shareholders on BSE and NSE…