WSJ What’s News

This WSJ’s What’s News covers two deaths from a cyclosporiasis outbreak and Iran’s denial of talks with the U.

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WSJ’s Take on the Week examines the $150 billion private market exposure embedded in major public companies like Alphabet and NVIDIA.

WSJ’s Shraddha Dinesh reviews a volatile week driven by Fed rate hike bets, tech earnings, and restaurant IPOs.

This episode covers record-breaking earnings for ExxonMobil and Chevron driven by fuel shortages, despite falling oil prices.

This episode examines the struggles of private credit giants like Blackstone, Apollo, and Blue Owl, whose stocks have declined due to client exodus and losses from AI-disrupted software bets.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady despite three officials voting for a hike, sparking market volatility over inflation concerns.

Oil prices surge after Iran attacks US forces in Jordan, raising inflation fears and prompting central banks to monitor rate risks.

Leaders honored Senator Lindsey Graham at a Washington funeral attended by global figures, while the Trump administration announced plans to end a…

A global chip sell-off accelerates as investors worry about AI spending sustainability and rising Chinese competition.

This WSJ episode covers Cracker Barrel’s CEO stepping down after a controversial rebranding effort and halted construction on a Manhattan office tower.

WSJ’s What’s News examines defense earnings, highlighting record backlogs for Lockheed Martin and RTX driven by global missile demand.

President Trump delays Iran strikes amid munitions concerns, while Apple and Micron lobby the White House over Chinese memory chip usage.

Host Luke Vargas and aviation reporter Ben Katz discuss how AI could address critical challenges in the aviation industry, including manufacturing delays and the Airbus-Boeing duopoly.

WSJ’s Imani Moise reviews a volatile week where Middle East tensions pushed oil prices up, while big tech earnings highlighted costly AI investments.

Measles cases hit a 30-year high as the USDA lifts a Mexican cattle import ban to ease beef shortages.

Global markets react to prolonged Middle East conflict and rising inflation, while Spain’s Melia exits Cuba due to U.

The Trump administration imposes new tariffs on 60 countries while escalating tensions with Iran and the Houthis, driving oil prices above $100 and pushing mortgage rates to near-year highs.

Oil prices rise as Houthi attacks and U.

The episode covers the Trump administration’s new tariff strategies, including Section 301 duties and threats against Iran.

The WSJ’s What’s News covers President Trump’s approval of a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, raising proliferation concerns.

GM reported strong Q2 earnings driven by pickup and SUV sales, while gold prices fell as investors pivot to higher-yielding assets amid Fed rate concerns.

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Retail investors are shifting from Mag 7 tech stocks to newer AI plays, while Chinese AI models gain global traction.

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WSJ’s What’s News explores global pushback against AI data centers, featuring reporters Will Parker and Yusuf Khan.

This episode reviews a volatile week where oil prices and AI trade shifts drove market losses, with the Nasdaq down 2.

This WSJ episode covers Moonshot AI’s open-source model challenging U.

The Trump administration limits student visas to four years, disrupting graduate studies and work opportunities.

Host Daniel Bach covers President Trump’s potential military escalation in Iran and new Pentagon policies on testosterone screening for troops.

This WSJ episode covers PayPal’s $53 billion takeover bid by Stripe and Advent, and President Trump’s directive for ICE to resume immigration arrests via traffic stops.

Senators propose a bill granting President Trump authority to impose tariffs on major importers of Russian energy.

Inflation cooled to 3.

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President Trump reimposes a blockade on Iranian shipping, causing oil prices to surge, while a judge rebukes his IRS lawsuit.

Republicans scramble to replace Senator Lindsey Graham after his sudden death, narrowing the GOP Senate majority.

WSJ’s What’s News examines the push to tax the wealthy, focusing on California’s ballot measure for a one-time billionaire wealth tax.

WSJ’s Imani Moise reviews market volatility driven by renewed U.

SK Hynix lists on the Nasdaq to raise $26 billion for AI chip expansion, while the EU accuses Meta of failing to protect users from addictive designs.

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Maine Senate candidate Grant Plattner drops out amid sexual assault allegations, complicating Democrats' path to a Senate majority.

The US launched strikes against Iran, escalating tensions and raising oil prices, while NATO leaders showed unity despite Trump’s criticism of European allies.

Host Daniel Bach reports that President Trump ended the Iran ceasefire after retaliatory strikes, causing oil prices to jump.

This WSJ episode covers Bernie Sanders urging Maine Senate candidate Graham Plattner to drop out following sexual assault allegations.

Maine’s Graham Plattner is expected to exit the Senate race after sexual assault allegations prompted Democratic leaders to withdraw support.