12 Billion Paid, 29.6 Billion Lost: What Fell at Novartis Was Not a Drug but a Strategy
On Tuesday, 8 September 2026, Novartis shares fell about 9.4 percent in Zurich, and briefly more than ten. Measured by […]
66 Percent Dearer, 64 Percent Cheaper: Why the World’s Best Stock Market Costs Just 5.3 Times Earnings
South Korea’s KOSPI rose 4.61 percent on Monday, 7 September 2026, closing at 6,995.39 — up 308.18 points, and exactly
$30 Cheaper Oil, Still a Record at the Pump: Why the Diesel Shortage Is Not an Oil Shortage
On Friday the American Automobile Association published a number that had stood as a ceiling for four years: $5.85 for
Every Engine Is Sold at a Loss: Why the Bill Only Comes Good in Ten Years — and for Some, Never
In the first half of 2026 Safran shipped 1,030 LEAP engines, 41 percent more than a year earlier. By its
$134.5 Million From a Court, $1 Billion Off the Forecast: Lululemon’s Earnings Beat Did Not Come From Customers
On Thursday evening Lululemon reported quarterly earnings of $2.92 a share. Analysts had modelled $1.82. That is a 60 percent
$230 Million Short, $51 Billion Gone: Broadcom Now Guarantees the Supply — and the Money That Pays for It
Broadcom reported the best quarter in its history after Wednesday’s close: revenue of $29.59 billion, up 86 percent, of which
Profit up 3.5x, Free Cash Flow up 0.2%: Why Dell’s Record Quarter Is Sitting in the Warehouse
Dell Technologies closed at $425.00 on Tuesday, 1 September, down 6.8 percent on the third losing session in a row.
4.18% at Home, 2.53% Hedged in America: Why Japan’s Return to 3% Reprices the World’s Long End
On Tuesday, 1 September 2026, the yield on Japan’s ten-year government bond touched 3.00 percent for the first time since
The Bank Cheque Is Bigger Than the Airline Profit: What Blackstone Actually Bought in Aeroplan
In January 2019, Air Canada bought its own frequent flyer programme back. The cash price was 450 million Canadian dollars.
9% of the Basket, 100% of the Increase: Why the ECB Hikes on 10 September Against a Number It Does Not Set
Eurostat published its flash estimate for August on Tuesday morning, and the headline wrote itself: euro area inflation jumped from