US Investors Cling To Record $7.7 Trillion In Money-Market Funds Amid Rate Cuts
US investors are steadfastly holding a record $7.7 trillion in money-market funds, with no immediate intentions of shifting the funds elsewhere. read more
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UREVO Pushes Into US Wellness Market With New Ecosystem, Expects 50% Sales Surge in 2025
UREVO, the home fitness and wellness company, is making a strong bet on the U.S. market with its new wellness ecosystem, forecasting about 50% sales growth in 2025. read more
Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Sparks Renewed Interest Despite AI Challenges
Apple has managed to reignite consumer excitement with its iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max. This comes after a relatively unimpressive performance by the iPhone 16. read more
Dan Ives Once Explained What’s Wrong With You If You Dread Mondays, Here Is What The Investment Guru Said
Wedbush Securities tech analyst Dan Ives once said that passion, not prestige or money, should drive career choices — indicating that if Mondays feel like a burden, you’re likely in the wrong profession. read more
DR Congo Prepares A New Cobalt Export System After Export Ban Recovers The Market
The cobalt export suspension from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will expire on October 15. read more
Prediction Markets Put 66% Odds on US Government Shutdown, Raising Alarms for Businesses and Investors
Data from markets suggest there is now roughly a 66% probability of a shutdown this year. read more
Charlie Kirk Raised $85 Million Last Year — Widow Vows to Continue His Work
The assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at a Utah Valley University event on September 10 has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the future of his political and business ventures. read more
iPhone Weather App From Apple Would Refuse To Display 69 Degrees Until Marques Brownlee Got It Trending Online
Apple patched a flaw in its Weather app after a YouTuber highlighted it on social media, but never explained why the app refused to display 69°. read more
Steve Jobs Once Paused For 18 Seconds To Answer A Student’s Simple Question: Here Is What The Apple Co-Founder Said
Steve Jobs took an 18-second pause before answering a question, showing his habit of thinking first. He values long-term talent development. read more