Apollo Muscles In on Wall Street’s Turf With $300 Billion of Loans - Bloomberg.com

Apollo Muscles In on Wall Street’s Turf With $300 Billion of Loans  Bloomberg.com

Wall Street has set a sky-high bar for companies to clear this earnings season. They just might pull it off.

Analysts have set a sky-high bar for second-quarter earnings. However, Piper Sandler thinks corporate America can still clear it.

By Frances Yue

‘Close to as good as it gets’: Jamie Dimon just offered another warning on bubbly markets as Wall Street had a monster quarter

Seoul shares open higher, tracking Wall Street gains amid Middle East tensions

Seoul shares opened higher Wednesday, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street, though continued uncertainty in the Middle East remains a concern for investors. After opening 3.3 percent higher, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index extended gains, rising 415.65 points, or 6.06 percent, to 7,272.48 as of 9:15 a.m. The index closed 0.73 percent higher Tuesday after rebounding from an 8.95 percent plunge a session earlier due to a massive sell-off of technology stocks. Overnight, the Dow

By The Korea Herald

Exclusive-AI cloud company CoreWeave explores Wall Street playbook to hedge memory-chip price risk

SK Hynix rebounds 13% as Wall Street rally lifts chip stocks

WSJ: The leader Xi Jinping once called his ‘role model’ is now Beijing’s supplicant, and China is making Putin wait for the gas deal Moscow badly needs

More than four years of war and economic isolation have shifted the balance in Russia’s relationship with China. Vladimir Putin, once a “role model” for Xi Jinping, has become a supplicant and junior partner, The Wall Street Journal reports. Both sides are working to project an image of a strong and equal alliance. But the partnership rests on a narrow foundation, the newspaper notes, and Russia and China have far more grounds for disagreement than may be apparent. Meduza recaps the key point...