Financial Insights — Page 9
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- T-Mobile Sold Its 800 MHz Airwaves in August. SpaceX Agreed to Buy Them Next, and the Three Carriers Shed About $38 Billion.
- DCC's Tech Unit Fetched $725 Million. That Sets Shareholders' Extra Payout From the Takeover at About a Third of the Maximum.
- Waymo's First Debt Is a $5 Billion Term Loan. Its Lenders Are Mostly Private-Credit and Bond Managers.
- Firmus Walked Away From an A$11-a-Share Listing. Its August Private Round Valued It at About a Third as Much.
- EOG Raised One Third-Quarter Number: Its Tax Bill, by About $290 Million at the Midpoint
- Tilray's Revenue Rose 23% on BrewDog. Its Adjusted Ebitda Fell, and the Full-Year Target Now Rests on the Next Three Quarters.
- Yaskawa Raised Its Sales Forecast and Cut Its Profit Forecast on the Same Day. Its Second Half Now Has to Run at an 11% Margin.
- A Senate Democrat Wants Cantor Fitzgerald's Tether Records by Oct 23, 2026. His Letter Says Cantor's Stake Rose From $600 Million to About $10 Billion.
- Thailand Opens Its Stock Exchange to Bitcoin and Ether ETFs From Oct 16, 2026, and Shuts the Side Door to Foreign Ones
- Crypto ETFs Have Lost Nearly $1 Billion in Six October Sessions. On Thursday, One Fund in Each Asset Did Most of the Selling.
- Ether Bets Were Liquidated at About Six Times Bitcoin's Rate in a $1.2 Billion Flush. Prices Have Since Recovered.
- Japanese Real Wages Have Risen for Eight Months. Household Spending Has Fallen for Nine.
- Chip Stocks Fell More Than 3% on Thursday. The 30-Year Treasury Yield Fell 7 Basis Points.
- Gilt Yields Touched Their Highest Since 2007. Bailey's Warning Was About Who Owns Them Now.
- The Fed's Musalem Put a Clock on Rate Increases: Six to Nine Months, Not Necessarily This Month
- Washington Counts 20 Million Barrels Through Hormuz. Ship Tracking Shows Crude Flows Down 27%.
- Chips Felt OpenAI's Smaller Number | Oil Kept Most of Its Jump | The Long Bond Cleared at 5.6% | Bitcoin Broke $81,000
- Oil Kept Its Premium | Chips Lost Theirs | The 30-Year Found Buyers
- An AI IPO Fell Short of Its Ask | TalkTalk's Bondholders Got Nothing | The 30-Year Sold at 5.62%
- The Long Bond Cleared at 5.62% | Oil Kept Most of Its Jump | Chips Fell After an OpenAI Report | Brazil Contracts Waited
- No Strike Before November. Oil Kept Most of Its Gain.
- Thirty-Nine States and the NFL Want the Supreme Court to Take Kalshi's Case. Kalshi's Reply Is Due Nov 9, 2026.
- The First Runoff Poll Put Flávio Bolsonaro Ahead 53-47. Brazil Contracts Waited Six Hours to Move.
- Wolfspeed Opened Up 12% on Its Pentagon Loan. By Afternoon It Was 26% Below Its After-Hours Peak.