Financial Horoscope for Today July 11, 2026 – Spot Key Opportunities Before Markets Move

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Horoscope Today July 11, 2026, Saturday: Today’s financial energies suggest a day for measured decisions rather than bold leaps. Markets may feel slightly cautious, rewarding patience, research, and disciplined planning. Use this atmosphere to reassess risk, refine strategies, and align money choices with long-term goals. Aries Financial Horoscope Today: July 11, 2026 Market Trends: Market […]

Apple Sues OpenAI, Claiming Job Interviews Were Used to Steal iPhone Secrets

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The iPhone maker is seeking an injunction that could reach into OpenAI’s $6.5-billion hardware bet, alleging the company sought Apple parts and supplier secrets.

Advanced Micro Devices vs. Texas Instruments: Which Technology Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?

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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD +2.13%) and Texas Instruments (TXN +0.95%) represent two different ways to play the semiconductor market. Choosing between them depends on whether you prefer high-growth expansion or a steady, diversified chip manufacturer. AMD focuses on high-performance processors and artificial intelligence accelerators for data centers and gaming. Texas Instruments designs analog chips that […]

Trump admin export rule benefits UAE firm MGX

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The Commerce Department on Friday moved toward easing export controls on the United Arab Emirates, including by saying it will “favorably review” export license applications for MGX, the UAE-backed investment firm that used a stablecoin linked to President Donald Trump‘s family for its $2 billion investment in Binance. An unpublished version of a new 17-page […]

10 Stocks to Sell as the Second Half Begins

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Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by AI). We’re now in the early days of the second half of 2026. And that makes this a perfect time to reassess what’s working in your portfolio… and what isn’t. You see, a lot has changed since the year began. Conflict in the Middle East […]

What Happens When Financed Equipment Becomes Obsolete 

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When financed equipment becomes obsolete during a loan — whether because new technology has leapfrogged the existing design or regulations have made the equipment unusable — the borrower remains responsible for the remaining loan balance. This situation also triggers an impairment test that compares the estimated future cash flows the asset can generate against the asset’s current value on […]

Royal London: Key pension planning changes for 2027–2029

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The next three years will bring significant changes to UK pensions, affecting death benefits, the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) and salary sacrifice. These reforms are likely to have a direct impact on suitability reports, cashflow planning, estate planning and client queries. This article explores the key changes and highlights the most important planning considerations. […]

Circle Becomes “First Stablecoin Issuer” to Win US National Trust Bank Approval

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Circle has received final approval from the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a national trust bank, allowing the USDC issuer to expand its regulated digital asset custody operations in the United States. The company announced today (Friday) that the new institution will operate as Circle National Trust, formally established as […]

Last chance to enter the Young Financial Planner Awards 2026

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Today marks the final deadline to submit entries for Money Marketing’s Young Financial Planner Awards 2026, giving firms and individuals one last chance to get their nominations in. The awards recognise outstanding young professionals working across financial planning, including advisers, paraplanners, administrators, marketers, and specialist support roles. Entries close later today and are open to […]

Fixed and Working Capital: What’s the Difference?

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Capital is any type of asset, including physical or financial, that is used to generate value through products and services. It can be divided into two types, working capital and fixed capital.  Fixed capital is any asset that is used for long-term growth and is a non-liquid asset. It is not intended to be sold […]