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10/2
00:08
Citadel Securities' Scott Rubner expects retail investors to return to U.S. stocks in October after trading activity cooled sharply in September. He says lower positioning, cheaper valuations, returning corporate buybacks and earnings season create a better setup for investors to rebuild exposure. “September delivered much of the reset we wanted to see. Q4 is the reload,” Rubner said.
00:03
Nike is set to report its fiscal first-quarter earnings after the bell Thursday. Analysts surveyed by LSEG expect the company to post another quarter of declining sales, particularly in China, a market where sales dropped 12% last quarter. However, Nike anticipates its gross margin for the first fiscal quarter to be slightly positive year-over-year. Bank of America recently downgraded Nike's stock from neutral to underperform, citing rising risks amid sluggishness in the sneaker category.
10/1
23:59
According to Scott Rubner, Head of Equity and Equity Derivatives Strategy at Citadel Securities, retail investors are poised for a significant return to buying U.S. equities this month, following a substantial cooling in September.
23:49
The owner of the office building is exploring a potential sale, a move aimed at testing the real estate market amid Miami's booming financial sector. The Brickell district has garnered significant attention due to its popularity among global financial firms.
23:35
General Motors reported on Thursday a year-over-year sales decline of 5.5% with 670,974 new vehicles sold during the third quarter. Its all-electric vehicle sales are down across the board, as consumer enthusiasm for EVs wanes. Experts expect GM's weakness in the hybrid vehicle sector to impact its overall sales, potentially offering an opportunity for hybrid leader Toyota Motor to catch up. High fuel prices are also expected to impact sales of big trucks and SUVs, segments GM relies on.
23:32
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Examinations today published its new handbook, 'The SEC Exam Handbook: A Practical Guide on Process and Engagement,' which replaces and expands upon the previous examination brochure.
23:31
Isabel Schnabel, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB), stated that central banks could modernize monetary policy implementation by going on-chain. She highlighted that tokenization enables faster, safer, and smarter settlement, and the ECB aims to preserve the anchor role of central bank money in a digitalized world. Schnabel mentioned the Pontes project, which combines a bridge solution with the Eurosystem DLT to offer tokenized central bank money for settlement of DLT-based transactions. Pontes launched on September 21, 2026, providing a dual settlement model via TARGET2 or DLT, with planned enhancements including 24/7 availability and decentralized programmability. The Eurosystem's Appia project is also exploring various tokenized architectures.
23:27
Musk forwarded a tweet stating that following reports of Delta CEO's remarks about Elon Musk, United and American Airlines are inviting customers to switch without losing their status. Both airlines have chosen Starlink for their services.
23:15
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky stated that AI agents need their own operating systems, rather than merely being applications running on existing operating systems, to achieve true interoperability. He also noted that Airbnb is making its platform more "agent-friendly" and exploring "multi-person" AI interfaces.
23:10
A new report from the Centre for Statecraft and National Security (CSNS) at King's College London, and experts who spoke to Al Jazeera, conclude that rigid Western military attitudes and Kyiv's regulatory paralysis are hindering joint weapons production. This is impacting Ukraine's battlefield performance and leaving European armed forces unprepared for modern warfare. Issues include stalled projects like a German artillery shell factory due to permit delays, lengthy intellectual property registration, and unclear export mechanisms. Western militaries are also criticized for their rigid approach to land warfare and lack of adaptation to Ukraine's drone tactics and decentralized command.
23:06
Investment firms of ultra-wealthy families, including those of John Arnold and Stanley Druckenmiller, invested in cutting-edge technology such as geothermal energy and brain implants in September. Eric Schmidt's Hillspire participated in a €3 billion Series D round for AI startup Mistral. Druckenmiller's Duquesne Family Office invested in semiconductor factory manufacturer Fab2 ($500 million Series A) and brain implant developer Precision Neuroscience ($250 million Series D). John Arnold's Centaurus Capital and John Doerr's family office led a $135 million Series B round for geothermal energy startup Mazama Energy, with Bill Gates' firm also participating.
22:53
Lacy Hunt, an economist at Hoisington Investment Management, and his colleagues believe the Federal Reserve risks making a mistake and express concern about inflation. Hunt, who has been one of the most steadfast bulls in the U.S. bond market for over 30 years, has now turned bearish.
22:46
The US Treasury Department's interim final rule, effective September 30, allows states to submit conditional certifications for stablecoin regime approval, even if their specific rules are not yet finalized. This flexibility enables states to meet initial filing deadlines while completing legislative or regulatory work. However, substantive approval reviews by the Stablecoin Certification Review Committee will only commence once a complete and unconditional submission is provided. The rule applies to state-qualified payment stablecoin issuers with no more than $10 billion in consolidated outstanding payment stablecoin issuance, provided the state regime meets or exceeds GENIUS Act standards.
22:46
Former investors in Argentina's state-owned oil company YPF SA have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a lower court's decision that overturned a $16 billion judgment in their favor. The federal appeals court said in March that the trial judge misinterpreted Argentine law when allowing the case to proceed. The case stems from YPF's 2012 nationalization, which former shareholders claim caused them losses.
22:35
Argentine software company Globant SA is betting on AI transformation to recover from an 80% drop in market capitalization since early 2025. The company believes that the very technology that led to its significant valuation decline can also help reshape its business and re-establish it as a success story in the Latin American tech sector.
22:28
World Liberty has launched WLFI staking, planning a $1.25 million USD1 pool. Holders must commit to a 180-day lock-up period and cast governance votes to claim rewards, with no fixed payout rate.
22:21
Australia expects its resources and energy export earnings to rise by nearly 5% in the year to next June, primarily driven by strong prices. This growth forecast holds despite its largest trading partner, China, facing a multi-year property crisis.
22:18
Norway's sovereign wealth fund was a key investor in an initial public offering underwritten by Tera Yatirim Menkul Degerler AS, just two months before the brokerage firm became the center of the biggest fund scandal in Turkish history. The IPO shares plunged in weeks after the fund's investment.
22:17
In an analysis published by Bitcoin Magazine, Brandon Black argues that the threat of cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQC) to Bitcoin is an exaggerated fear. Black states there is no evidence a CRQC will be built within a decade, and it remains uncertain if such a machine will ever be developed. The article highlights the current limitations of quantum computing technology, noting that despite significant investment, the path to stable, low-error qubits for breaking cryptographic systems is far from clear. Black suggests that many recent advancements are either purely mathematical or represent restarts in various candidate technologies, rather than linear progress towards a viable CRQC.
22:14
Russian dissident and former world chess champion Garry Kasparov stated that U.S. and Lithuanian security services have warned him about threats to his life. This follows the U.S. Department of Justice's unsealing of an indictment earlier this month, accusing five individuals allegedly hired by the Kremlin of plotting to attack and murder Russian dissidents in multiple countries, including the United States. Kasparov has been living in exile in the U.S. since 2013, was designated a foreign agent by Russia in 2022, and was added to Russia's list of terrorists and extremists in 2024. He stated that he and his family will not be truly safe as long as Russian President Vladimir Putin remains in power.
22:13
Blockworks has opened its research data and Intel application datasets to AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor via its hosted Model Context Protocol servers. This service will be free for all API plan users, utilizing the same API keys and permissions.

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