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Bitcoin holds near $75,000 after tech stock rout, altcoins suffer steeper losses

The leading cryptocurrency has weathered a political shake-up, a record hack and market turmoil. Its earlier losses may help explain why.

By Camila Grigera NaónNovember 9, 2026
The U.S. will hit its debt limit sooner than expected, and the deadline to avoid default could get ‘uncomfortably close’ when Congress is on vacation
The U.S. will hit its debt limit sooner than expected, and the deadline to avoid default could get ‘uncomfortably close’ when Congress is on vacation
By Jason MaNovember 9, 2026
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Meet Jensen Huang’s son-in-law, a former pro skier and the Nvidia CEO’s ‘consigliere’ who could play a massive role in the company’s succession plan
By Sasha RogelbergNovember 9, 2026
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New York’s graying workforce: Residents over 65 are holding onto jobs longer and driving healthcare to become one of the ‘fastest-growing’ sectors
By Emma BurleighNovember 9, 2026
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Meet the 23-year-old college dropout already making six figures as Walmart’s youngest U.S. store manager
By Preston ForeNovember 9, 2026
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The crypto world braces for Liz Warren’s return. Has anything changed?
The crypto world braces for Liz Warren’s return. Has anything changed?

There’s a history of bad blood between Warren and the industry, but also reasons to hope both sides can tone down the antagonism.

By Jeff John RobertsNovember 9, 2026
Vietnam’s $140 billion U.S. surplus isn’t driven by illegal transshipment, says ex-ambassador Marc Knapper

“Some have falsely labeled normal supply chain activities as transshipment,” Knapper said.

By Jay GanglaniNovember 9, 2026
How a Frenchman’s book on ‘Democracy in America’ nearly 200 years ago explains the midterms, from data centers to Texas

Americans are “born equal,” Alexis de Tocqueville wrote, and “powerless” until they band together. They are also “perpetually migrating to Texas.”

By Nick LichtenbergNovember 8, 2026
‘On par with what the DoD pursued during the Cold War’: Pentagon’s war stockpile plan hits a minerals wall

FORTRESS America calls for reserves of critical minerals, fuel, and munitions inside the U.S. A $2 billion tungsten deal shows why filling them will take years.

By Bilin LinNovember 8, 2026
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Warren Buffett says ‘accumulating great amounts of money’ doesn’t achieve greatness—He still lives in a $31,500 Nebraska home and clipped coupons

Berkshire Hathaway mogul Buffett, worth $163 billion, said kindness is more golden than big bank accounts. He still eats at McDonald’s, and said luxury purchases wouldn’t make him happier.

By Emma BurleighNovember 8, 2026
The latest status symbol of the 1% is a third kid. ‘It has become rarer for everyone else,’ says an economist

49% of top-1% earners have three or more kids, vs. about 40% of the rest of the top 10%, economist Mike Konczal found in Federal Reserve data.

By Amanda SmithNovember 8, 2026
D.C. is a New York town: The president, next speaker and Senate majority leader grew up within 11 miles of each other—what it means for the Big Apple

Gov. Kathy Hochul already wants ‘a few more billions’ for New York, starting with a tunnel Trump says Schumer spent 20 years chasing.

By Catherina GioinoNovember 8, 2026
Republicans saw Indian Americans as ‘natural conservative voters.’ But Trump’s second term undid the gains as their support for Democrats shot up

Trump gained ground with Indian Americans in 2024, but his immigration politics and MAGA racism reversed that.

By Mia OsmonbekovNovember 8, 2026
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Southeast Asia shouldn’t copy the U.S. healthcare model, says Walgreens Boots Alliance’s APAC head: ‘It saves your life, but it’s not very healthy’
Southeast Asia shouldn’t copy the U.S. healthcare model, says Walgreens Boots Alliance’s APAC head: ‘It saves your life, but it’s not very healthy’

Southeast Asia is building out its systems of care amid rising healthcare costs and a shortage of specialist doctors.

By Angelica AngNovember 6, 2026
Southeast Asia needs more regulation and investments for its cultural industries to scale, says POPS Worldwide CEO Esther Nguyen

While listeners today embrace music from different countries, there’s still a way to go before Southeast Asia’s music industry can scale globally.

By Angelica AngNovember 6, 2026
The AI boom is the first platform shift where there are ‘real advantages’ of building from Asia, says Antler’s founder and CEO Magnus Grimeland

A few factors make Asia an appealing home for startups: a rapidly growing electricity grid, and an abundance of advanced chips and engineering talent.

By Angelica AngNovember 5, 2026
Asia can’t afford a ‘cloudless’ day. That means paying attention to undersea cables

More than 99% of all international data is carried not by satellites but by a physical backbone of subsea cables.

By Kapil Kumar JainNovember 5, 2026
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Today’s home equity loan and HELOC rates, Nov. 9, 2026
Today’s home equity loan and HELOC rates, Nov. 9, 2026

By staying on top of home equity loan and HELOC interest rates, you’ll recognize when it’s a good time to apply for these comparatively cheap borrowing options.

By Joseph HostetlerNovember 9, 2026
The CEO job is hard enough to land once. HP’s incoming chief has done it twice

Emma Walmsley is about to join an exclusive club of CEOs who’ve led two corporate giants

By Ruth UmohNovember 9, 2026
Bain Capital’s Ajay Agarwal bet on robots when Silicon Valley wouldn’t. Now he sees a ‘golden era’ for physical AI 

He backed Kiva long before Amazon’s $775 million acquisition. Now, Agarwal explains what’s powering robotics’ next act.

By Morgan ChittumNovember 9, 2026
Mortgage rate lock: How it works and when to do it

Learn how a mortgage rate lock works, what it costs, how long to lock for, and when it makes sense to lock or float before closing.

By Glen Luke FlanaganNovember 9, 2026
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