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Overview The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on September 29 that US job openings fell to 7.079 million at the end of August, below the 7.225 million economists had forecast, with July revised up to 7.335 million. Taken on its own, that headline reads like a labor market losing altitude. The hiring, quits and layoffs figures in the same release tell a different story. The sentence worth carrying away is this: the US labor market is cooling, not cracking. Employers have grown cautious about a

Overview A prospectus that has never been published has given the market its first clear look at the size of the bill the industry's most closely watched AI lab has signed. According to Reuters, which reviewed the confidential IPO filing, Anthropic expects to spend at least $518 billion over roughly a decade building AI infrastructure with six partners, and about 80% of that amount is either non-cancelable or payable regardless of usage. The figure matters to the whole supply chain because it is

Overview Micron Technology (Nasdaq: MU) closed its fiscal 2026 on September 30 with fourth-quarter revenue of $54.23 billion and adjusted earnings of $33.42 per share, both ahead of Wall Street estimates and above the high end of the company's own guidance. Guidance for the current quarter points to revenue of about $61.5 billion at the midpoint, which would mark another sequential record. The number that reframed the conversation, though, was neither of those. Management disclosed that financia

The Meme Stock narrative has taken over the crypto market in recent months, fueling the rise of launchpads such as Flap.sh on BNB Chain and Pons on Robinhood Chain. Now it is Solana's turn, and the name leading the charge is StonkFun.In less than two months, StonkFun has pulled off what many challengers before it could not: it out-earned Pump.fun, the undisputed king of memecoin launchpads, in daily revenue, burned around 18% of its native token supply, and pushed its market cap from a few milli

All three major indexes edged lower on Tuesday, September 29: the S&P 500 closed at 7,670.04 for −0.18%, the Nasdaq at 26,797.54 for −0.09% and the Dow at 51,349.92 for −0.26%. The indexes barely moved, but the sectors inside them changed places: among Nasdaq sectors utilities averaged 1.50% at the top and technology −0.61% at the bottom. The stock in focus is Oracle (ORCL), which closed at $137.90 for a 3.99% gain after shipping Fusion Claw, a layer that connects AI reasoning to the determinist

Overview For anyone with a balance stuck on Bitget, only one question has mattered over the past six days: when can the money move. At 18:31 UTC on September 24, the exchange's security systems detected unauthorized transfers from some of its hot wallets, and withdrawals were suspended platform-wide. Trading and deposits kept running, but a closed withdrawal channel means a balance that looks intact on screen and cannot leave the venue. That question now has a dated answer. Under the phased resu

Overview The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the September employment report on Friday, October 2 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time, a date confirmed on its release calendar. What makes this particular print unusual is where it lands in the policy cycle. The Federal Reserve delivered its first rate increase in more than three years on September 16, and traders are now split almost evenly on whether a second one arrives in October. Markets have already written that tension into prices. The 10-year T

Overview The Federal Reserve put its piece of the US stablecoin framework on the table on September 24, asking for public comment on two proposals implementing the GENIUS Act. According to the Board's announcement, the first proposal would require Board-supervised payment stablecoin issuers to fully back their tokens with permissible reserve assets such as short-term Treasury bills and other high-quality liquid assets, while setting standardized capital requirements, risk management standards an

Overview US spot Bitcoin ETFs staged one of the sharpest flow reversals of the year over the final two weeks of September. The funds shed $450.4 million on September 15, their worst session since June, then ran seven consecutive days of net creations from September 17 worth roughly $3 billion, dragging 2026 net flows back above zero. For anyone tracking institutional demand, the daily flow table has stopped being a sidebar and become the primary read on who is actually buying. Flows matter becau

Overview Fair Isaac (NYSE: FICO) was among the heaviest decliners in the US market on September 29, closing at $630.32, down 25.04% on the day according to Yahoo Finance historical pricing. The trigger was not an earnings miss. It was a social media post published the evening of September 28 by Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte, stating that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would collapse their two separate mortgage pricing grids into one, with VantageScore joining the existing FICO C