SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said options trading cannot be the sole focus of market rules as the regulator prepares SLBM reforms and reviews CAS.
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The iShares Global Infrastructure ETF (IGF -0.03%) invests in transportation, communications, water, electricity, and other infrastructure-related stocks 20. In August 2026, almost 40% of its holdings were in transportation stocks, 38% in utility stocks, and 19% in energy stocks.
In contrast to the previous ETF,
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Social Security recipients up and down the country will receive their monthly payment this week.
More than 75 million Americans receive some form of benefit from the Social Security Administration (SSA), including retirement, spousal, survivor and disability payments. These are made on a monthly basis and paid in one lump sum.
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Three of the most respected money managers alive reached three completely different conclusions about NVIDIA in the same 90 days. Q2 13F filings, covering positions as of June 30, 2026 and filed August 14, 2026, show David Tepper adding, Dan Loeb exiting entirely, and George Soros opening a put position on top of an existing long stake,
Workday (WDAY -3.76%) had its best day since 2016 last Thursday. Shares jumped nearly 18% (trading was halted multiple times along the way) after Reuters reported that private equity firm Silver Lake has spent recent months in talks to take the human resources and finance software maker private.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 17 (Reuters) – A market correction to tech stock exuberance in the U.S. is likely and could have far-reaching consequences due to limits in fiscal and monetary policy buffers to blunt the potential economic hit, a European Central Bank blog post said on Monday.
Investors have been piling into technology stocks on bets that AI will fundamentally alter the global economy,
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has highlighted a significant increase in tech stock valuations driven by artificial intelligence advancements, suggesting that these valuations now resemble those of a historical bubble period. This development is primarily attributed to the “Magnificent 7,” a group of large U.S. tech firms leading the AI-driven growth since 2023.
After three Fed rate cuts in 2025 and now five consecutive hold decisions to open this year, you might wonder whether the HYSA window has passed. It hasn’t — not by a long shot.
The top accounts tracked here are still paying between 4.00% and 4.50% APY,
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The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (CBOE:MAGS) was designed to provide investors with clean, equal-weighted exposure to the seven mega-caps that drove the S&P 500 higher for most of the past three years.
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Palantir’s second-quarter revenue grew 93% year over year to $1.94 billion, and the company turned 55% of it into net income.
Management raised its 2026 revenue outlook to about $8.15 billion, an 82% increase over 2025.
A market-beating return over five years requires roughly 36% compounded annual revenue growth.
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