Here's How Many Jobs Netflix Is Cutting
Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs, or 6% of its workforce, in its largest layoff round since 2022 as competition intensifies across streaming.
by Kayode Adeoti//4 minute read
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BlackRock Attracts $205 Billion in New Money as Assets Under Management Reach $15.49 Trillion
BlackRock attracted $205 billion in Q3 2026 inflows as assets under management reached $15.49 trillion, with ETF and bond funds driving demand.
by Best Owie//5 minute read
Why the September CPI Report Changed the Federal Reserve Rate Outlook
The September 2026 CPI report lifted Treasury yields and Fed rate-hike expectations, putting mortgage rates and rate-sensitive stocks under pressure.
by Ryan Perrakis//5 minute read
Gold Above $4,200 Puts Real Interest Rates Back in the Spotlight. Here's Why
Gold's move above $4,200 has renewed focus on real interest rates, but hotter US inflation, rising Treasury yields and a stronger dollar pressured prices on October 14.
by Scott Matherson//5 minute read
Bitcoin Briefly Clears $84,000, but ETF Outflows Leave the Recovery in Question
Bitcoin briefly topped $84,000 on October 14, 2026, but recent ETF withdrawals and cautious derivatives positioning leave questions about institutional demand.
by Best Owie//5 minute read
What You Should Know About The Bank of America $1.21 Billion Fine
Bank of America faces more than $1.21 billion in penalties over anti-money-laundering and sanctions failures. Here is what regulators found and how the charge affects earnings.
by Scott Matherson//5 minute read
The IPO Market Is Reopening: How Investors Can Separate Strong Listings From Hype
Upcoming IPOs in October 2026 offer investors new opportunities, but rising yields, valuation concerns and delayed listings make company fundamentals crucial.
by Ryan Perrakis//6 minute read
Paul Tudor Jones Warns 2027 Could Be Wall Street’s Toughest Year Since 2002
Paul Tudor Jones warns the US stock market faces a difficult 2027 as rising share issuance, insider selling and uneven AI-driven gains threaten investor demand.
by Scott Matherson//5 minute read
Bitcoin Is Recovering, but Crypto Investors Still Face a Demand Problem
Bitcoin has rebounded toward $84,000, but ETF outflows, weak trading activity and cautious investor positioning raise questions about the recovery's durability.
by Kayode Adeoti//5 minute read
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