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 NEWS TODAY: BUSINESS
Get smart on what’s driving the economy with News Today: Business. Constance Draft breaks down markets, innovation, and policy with clarity, wit, and insight — making finance feel human and accessible.
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  • Nvidia Earnings Report: Wall Street's High-Stakes AI Gamble

    Nvidia Earnings Report: Wall Street's High-Stakes AI Gamble
    Nov 19 2025
    # Nvidia's Earnings Call: The AI Titan That Could Move Markets

    In this episode, we explore why Nvidia's upcoming November 19th earnings report has Wall Street holding its breath. As the undisputed leader in AI chip technology, Nvidia's quarterly results have become more than just another tech earnings call—they're now market-moving events that can sway the entire S&P 500.

    With investors already jittery after Monday's market dip across all three major indices, Nvidia's performance serves as a barometer for both AI innovation and broader economic confidence. The company's consistent history of shattering expectations has raised the stakes even higher, as traders position themselves for potential market swings in either direction.

    Against the backdrop of recent Federal Reserve rate cuts and economic uncertainty, Nvidia's earnings report will offer critical insights into tech spending, corporate confidence, and whether the AI boom continues unabated. We break down why this single company

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    2 min
  • Banking's Shadow Dance: Traditional Lenders Enter Nonbank Territory

    Banking's Shadow Dance: Traditional Lenders Enter Nonbank Territory
    Nov 18 2025
    # Banking's Shadow Shift: The New Credit Ecosystem

    In today's episode, we explore how America's traditional banking giants are strategically expanding their reach into the "nonbank" financial sector. According to recent analysis from Liberty Street Economics, major institutions like JPMorgan and Bank of America are forging deeper connections with so-called "shadow banks" - from fintech lenders to private equity-backed financial firms.

    This isn't just a technical reshuffling; it represents a fundamental evolution in how money flows through our economy. Banks are increasingly channeling capital through less-regulated partners, allowing them to participate in riskier or more specialized lending while technically keeping these activities off their main balance sheets.

    The trend accelerated as economic uncertainty persisted, with banks finding creative ways to maintain yields while navigating regulatory constraints. While this arrangement creates greater lending efficiency, the New York Fed raises important questions about where financial risks now reside and whether our regulatory framework is

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    3 min
  • Amazon's $15 Billion AI Gamble: Wall Street Opens Wallets

    Amazon's $15 Billion AI Gamble: Wall Street Opens Wallets
    Nov 18 2025
    # Amazon's $15 Billion AI Bet: Bond Sale Signals Tech's Capital-Hungry Future

    In a striking display of market confidence, Amazon has just executed its largest bond sale in three years, raising $15 billion primarily to fuel its artificial intelligence ambitions. What started as a $12 billion target quickly ballooned as investor demand reached nearly $80 billion, allowing the e-commerce giant to secure highly favorable rates across six different bond tranches.

    This massive capital raise comes at a pivotal moment in the AI arms race, with Amazon positioning itself for significant infrastructure expansion across computing, automotive, and aerospace sectors. The move parallels Oracle's recent $18 billion debt offering, underscoring how even the most cash-rich tech companies are tapping debt markets to fund the increasingly capital-intensive pursuit of AI dominance.

    What makes this particularly fascinating is how these established tech behemoths are behaving like growth-hungry startups

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    3 min
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