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US Wage Growth Diverges: Broadcasting Pay Rises 16.8% as Healthcare Adds the Most Jobs
Broadcasting wages climbed 16.8% in 2025, while healthcare and social assistance led hiring with 763,478 jobs added.
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Home Repair Delays Strain Household Budgets and Can Raise Costs
A survey finds 34% of homeowners delayed repairs in two years; many face higher bills, tighter budgets and unresolved work.
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London Banks Face Higher Tax Bur as Khan Urges Continued Investment
A possible surcharge increase could lift banks’ tax rate to 33%, while Khan argues London can contribute more if its wider business base thrives.
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AI Infrastructure’s Capital Race Puts CoreWeave’s Financing Model Under Pressure
CoreWeave’s expansion depends on borrowing and customer leases, as rising debt costs test the economics of AI infrastructure.
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Domino’s Sales Growth Slows After World Cup Boost Fades
Sales growth eased to 2.3% in the latest quarter as order growth also slowed, while Domino’s says it remains on track to meet its full-year earnings targets.
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Maternal Care Access Rankings Put Wyoming Last and Vermont First
Wyoming ranks last and Vermont first across six care measures; insurance gaps and provider shortages weigh on access, while infant mortality adds context.
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Young Firms Added 1.8 Million Jobs in 2025 as Established Businesses Contracted
Young firms added 1,801,511 net jobs in 2025, offsetting losses among established companies. The national gain was 636,626 jobs, with sharp differences by state...
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Business Loan Terms: Repayment Lengths, Amounts and Cash Flow
Business loans range from short-term advances to 25-year real estate financing. Repayment frequency and total cost matter as much as the loan length.
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AI Agents Help Investors Parse Bank Results and Track Market Signals
Four AI agents turned six banks’ 250-plus pages of results and eight hours of calls into faster analysis, while surfacing themes beyond headline figures.
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MPC Transcripts Reveal Shifting Inflation and Growth Concerns in 2015–17
Text analysis of MPC discussions tracks changing growth and inflation concerns, and finds different links to rate hikes, holds and cuts.
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ISDA SIMM at 10: Scale, Stress Performance and the Next Margin Challenges
Used across more than 21,000 portfolios, ISDA SIMM has grown into a shared margin framework, with new markets and products testing its next phase.
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LendingTree Mortgage Ratings: Five Categories Shape Its Lender Scores
LendingTree scores mortgage lenders across five categories, weighing cost, access, loan choice, customer experience and disclosure.
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Home Improvement Costs Rose 76.1% in a Decade as Older Homes Require More Upkeep
Median project costs reached $2,113 in 2025 dollars. Older homes face higher annual upkeep, while homeowners paid for most projects with savings.
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CHAPS Property Payments Offer a Near Real-Time Read on UK Housing Activity
CHAPS property completion payments closely track monthly housing transactions, while revealing timing patterns and limits as a measure of prices.
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Mortgage Guide: Loan Options, Rates and Tools for Homebuyers
Mortgage rates, loan requirements and affordability pressures shape the choice. Compare loan types, lender offers and planning tools before applying.
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Bank of America Personal Loan Alternatives: Rates, Fees and Loan Terms
Bank of America doesn’t offer personal loans. Compare PenFed, SoFi and Upgrade on APRs, fees, loan sizes and eligibility before choosing a borrowing route.
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Derivatives Firms Weigh Perpetuals and 24/7 Markets as Demand Remains Limited
Most firms reported stronger first-half performance, but interest in 24/7 trading is concentrated among a minority of institutional clients.
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AI Infrastructure’s $6.3 Trillion Funding Gap Puts Financial Engineering in Focus
AI infrastructure spending could reach $8 trillion by 2030, pushing funders to build structures that spread costs and risk beyond public bond markets.
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AI Could Make Financial Contagion Easier to Find—and Harder to Monitor
AI agents could uncover hidden links between leverage, liquidity and collateral, raising the stakes for system-wide testing and auditable records.
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Basel Output Floor Could Shift UK Bank Lending Toward Corporate Loans and Riskier Mortgages
The Basel output floor may make some mortgages costlier for banks than corporate loans, shaping lending well before its full UK rollout in 2030.