Banks see marketing opportunity on college athletes’ jerseys

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Key insight: To boost their name recognition, especially with young people, banks, credit unions and fintechs are jumping on new opportunities to affix their logos on college athletes’ uniforms — and spending big money, in some cases. Supporting data: SoFi will reportedly pay between $18 million and $20 million per year under a sponsorship deal […]

Why cloud bookkeeping is more than a concept

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There was a time, not long ago, when bookkeeping firms were apprehensive of cloud solutions. Those days are fading. And with the expanding cyber threat landscape, growing client expectations and the evolution of AI, cloud bookkeeping is no longer just a concept; it has become essential for modern bookkeepers. Processing Content When I refer to […]

Rightmove faces £2.3m legal costs over competition claim

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Rightmove has disclosed that it expects to incur £2.3 million in legal costs this year relating to a class action lawsuit alleging anti-competitive behaviour, according to its latest half-year financial results. The property portal’s operating costs increased by 17% to £77.7 million, up from £66.3 million in the previous period. The figure includes £10.4 million […]

If Social Security’s funding crisis is the elephant in the room, this is the mouse everyone has overlooked. You have been warned.

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“Delaying Social Security until 70 results in an increased monthly payment — and that comes with proportionally higher cost-of-living adjustments.”

Big Tech’s AI spending clouds the earnings picture

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A gauge of the risk in holding these firms’ debt has climbed to record highs, the Financial Times reported, citing LSEG data, with credit default swaps tied to Oracle, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Broadcom, Nvidia and SpaceX all touching records in recent days.  Oracle’s five-year swaps traded at 215 basis points on Monday, up from 144 […]

Weekend Essay: The death of writing and outwitting AI

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It’s becoming harder to write anything. Not because we lack ideas. Not because we lack time. Not because we have outsourced our personalities to large language models trained on the entire internet. The problem is simpler. Every sentence now contains a potential sign of AI. We have become trapped in an endless game of literary […]

The USD is higher to start the NA session. How are the charts impacting trader bias?

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Arista Networks vs. BigBear.ai: Which Tech Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?

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Investors looking to capitalize on artificial intelligence often struggle to choose between established infrastructure players and niche software specialists. Deciding whether to buy Arista Networks (ANET +8.26%) or BigBear.ai (BBAI +9.27%) requires a look at their very different business models. Arista provides the high-performance hardware and software necessary to run modern data centers and cloud […]

Rightmove reports 7% revenue growth with AI expansion

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Property portal Rightmove has reported a 7% year-on-year revenue increase to £225.8 million for the first half of 2026, up from £211.7 million in the same period last year, according to its latest financial results. The company’s operating profit reached £148.2 million, a 2% increase compared to H1 2025, while underlying operating profit rose 3% […]

Senate confirms Clayton to replace Pulte as Trump spy chief

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The Senate confirmed Jay Clayton as the Trump administration’s spy chief, replacing an interim candidate who sparked broad concerns about the powerful role being used to influence US elections. Processing Content Clayton, who was the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, was confirmed as director of national intelligence by a vote of 51 to 47. Jay […]