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Smithfield Debuts on Wall Street, But Caution Reigns as IPO Falls Short

Smithfield Foods' muted IPO debut, valued at $8.1 billion, reflects investor caution despite Trump's pro-business policies. Concerns about interest rates, inflation, and trade risks have tempered valuation expectations for even established companies like Smithfield.

OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Gov for US Government Agencies

OpenAI releases ChatGPT Gov tailored for US government agencies, offering secure access and compliance tools for managing sensitive data.

Microsoft Q2 Earnings: Can AI Investments Offset Market Lag?

Microsoft Q2 earnings in focus as AI DeepSeek's impact looms, Azure growth expected to reaccelerate in H2 2025.

Tech Leaders React to DeepSeek, the Chinese AI Startup That Shook Silicon Valley

DeepSeek, a Chinese startup, has emerged as a formidable force in AI, with a cost-efficient model that rivals tech giants like OpenAI, Google, and Meta. Despite using less advanced hardware, DeepSeek's model has outperformed ChatGPT in downloads, sparking reactions from industry leaders such as Satya Nadella, Marc Andreessen, Pat Gelsinger, and Mark Zuckerberg.

Russia Dodges US Sanctions, Ships Oil to India on Blacklisted Tankers

Russia is sending sanctioned oil to India on blacklisted tankers, testing Moscow's ability to evade US sanctions. Five shipments of Arctic oil are en route to India on US-listed tankers, while two Pacific cargoes may also be headed there. Despite these measures, Russia's crude flows have not shown a clear decline, with a four-week average of shipments remaining relatively stable. However, sanctions are impacting the country's export routes, with Baltic port flows declining while Pacific and Arctic shipments increase.

Banks Eye Musk Debt Sale Recovery As Wall Street Cheers Trump Return

Wall Street banks plan to sell Twitter debt as Musk's platform improves and Trump's presidency boosts dealmaking optimism.

Americans Pay Less in Taxes Than Europeans, but There's a Catch

Americans pay lower taxes than people in most developed countries, but there are trade-offs. The U.S. relies on state and local taxes for social programs, and the safety net for citizens is smaller.

Chevron Partners with Engine No. 1 and GE Vernova for Data Center-Linked Power Plants

Chevron, Engine No. 1, and GE Vernova are partnering to build natural gas power plants near U.S. data centers to meet rising energy demands for AI development.

US Tax Burden: Lower Compared to OECD, But with Trade-Offs

Americans pay lower taxes than citizens of other developed countries, primarily due to the absence of a value-added tax (VAT) and a lower overall tax burden at 25.2% of GDP. However, this tax savings comes with trade-offs, including a reliance on states for social programs and a smaller federal safety net.

GM CEO Mary Barra Warns Trump on Tariffs

GM CEO Mary Barra talks to President Trump about tariffs. GM's EPS guidance assumes a "stable" policy environment and doesn't factor in additional tariffs. Nevertheless, tariffs hang over auto sector stocks, as the auto industry relies heavily on imports from Mexico and Canada. Analysts worry about the potential impact on demand if automakers raise prices to offset tariffs.