Plus: Apple and Nvidia are trading the top spot daily, the Pentagon is paying Wall Street salaries, and a Taco Bell parasite just sent Sweetgreen soaring.
Plus: Lilly is buying a psychedelics company, Apollo is writing $20 billion checks in Mexico, and Truth Social is selling its data to Wall Street.
Plus: BlackRock crossed $15 trillion, Stripe is bidding $53 billion for PayPal, and a dating app is replacing human choice with AI entirely.
Plus: IBM just had its worst day ever, Apollo is going toe-to-toe with JPMorgan for blue-chip loans, and the superrich are landmaxxing.
Plus: Hamptons home prices surged to record highs, Disney exiting streaming could trigger a 40% rally, and Meta's Louisiana data center investment is set to reach $50 billion.
Plus: A startup that builds AI agents used one to raise $100M, Apollo outbids a rival for budget airline, and private chef salaries reach $300,000.
Plus: Carlyle makes 5x return on data center power unit, Goldman bans staff from prediction market bets, and US venture capital just had its best half-year ever.
Plus: Nvidia lost $1 trillion in market value and is now its cheapest since before the AI boom, Blue Origin valued at $130 billion, and BofA is lending OpenAI half a billion.
Plus: SpaceX is already trading below its opening price, HSBC is pulling back from risky private credit, and 57,000 rent-stabilized apartments sit empty in NYC.
Plus: Microsoft is cutting thousands of jobs, elite students are ditching banking for startups, and New York is building apartments at a pace not seen since 1965.
Plus: Singapore is becoming a major Wall Street hub, Balogun red card rescinded after Trump call, and Elliott is minting the next generation of hedge fund giants.
Plus: JPMorgan is paying for Charlie Javice's gummy bears, Ken Griffin bought an entire Miami condo building, and bowlers are mad about private equity.
