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Zealand Pharma Crashes 40% in Two Days — Amylin Is Now the Only Hope
Zealand Pharma's stock just suffered its worst two days ever after obesity drug data disappointed. Now investors are betting everything on an amylin pill.
Burnham's Makerfield Landslide: A Gauntlet Thrown at Starmer's Feet
Andy Burnham's landslide by-election win in Makerfield isn't just a victory – it's a declaration of war on Keir Starmer's leadership.
Oil Slides as Hormuz Reopens — Now the Real Problem Is Demand
The Strait of Hormuz reopens and oil drops. The supply panic is over — now traders face a darker truth about global demand that no OPEC cut can fix.
Guns to Groceries: The Frail Peace Hiding in Iran's Market Photos
A ceasefire signed in Geneva, but the real story is in the Strait of Hormuz and a Tehran market. Two images that reveal the fragile, ugly truth of peace.
Japan Threw $70 Billion at the Yen. The Market Didn't Flinch.
Japan spent $70 billion defending the yen, then hiked rates. The currency fell anyway. The market has called Tokyo's bluff — and there's no good way out.
SpaceX IPO Hype Fizzles: Late Buyers Already Underwater After 7% Plunge
SpaceX stock plunged 7% to $178, leaving the average post-IPO buyer underwater. The two-day slide wiped out euphoric gains, and retail investors are holding the bag.
Trump Declares Iran Deal 'Unconditional Surrender'—His Power, 'No Limits'
Trump tells Axios his Iran deal is 'unconditional surrender' by Tehran—and that his own power has 'no limits.' The interview reveals a man who believes he's above the system.
Carbon Market Expands: Steel and Cement Industries Join Trading
China national carbon market added steel and cement sectors. Carbon prices broke above 100 yuan per ton, reshaping corporate cost structures.
Nvidia Hits $3 Trillion: The AI Gold Rush Biggest Question Mark
Nvidia crossed $3 trillion in market cap, surpassing Apple. But are enterprises actually making money from all those GPUs?
Fed Holds Rates: Dot Plot Signals Just One Cut in 2026
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged. The updated dot plot suggests at most one rate cut this year — far fewer than markets priced in.