Markets
Retirement Benefits Face 23% Cut Without Action
Future retirees could see Social Security benefits shrink by 23% as the system's long-standing surplus rapidly diminishes, threatening retirement budgets.
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Investing
UK Borrowing Costs Climb on PM’s Leadership Uncertainty
UK government borrowing costs have risen sharply, with 10-year yields nearing 2008 crisis levels, driven by investor concerns over potential leadership changes...
Markets
Viavi Q3 2026 Earnings Transcript Released, Data Unavailable
Viavi (VIAV) announced its Q3 2026 earnings transcript on April 29, 2026. However, detailed financial data from the transcript is currently not...
Markets
Kalshi Facilitates First Institutional Prediction Market Block Trade
Greenlight Commodities executed a significant over-the-counter block trade on the Kalshi prediction market platform, involving a Houston-based environmental hedge fund and Jump...
Finance
Consumer Debt Attracts $150 Billion Private Credit Influx
Private credit firms have significantly increased their consumer debt holdings by $150 billion since 2019, reaching $350 billion, as they pursue high-yield...
Finance
AI Credit Market Defies Geopolitical Jitters
The artificial intelligence credit market continues its robust expansion, securing tens of billions in funding despite geopolitical headwinds and broader market volatility....
Markets
Gallagher Confirms DOJ Settlement Tied to APSF, AssuredPartners Deal Unaffected
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. clarified that a recent DOJ civil settlement involving AssuredPartners of South Florida (APSF) has no financial impact...
Finance
Private Credit Fund Hit by Massive Investor Withdrawal Requests
A private credit fund recently faced massive investor withdrawal requests, signaling growing anxieties in the market. A retiree's exit highlights widespread unease.