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“Never in the history of insurance have we ever seen this level of aggregation of risk”
“total tax revenue including social security contributions stood at 34.4 per cent of GDP, only just above the OECD average and well below the EU average of 39.3 per cent.”
“President Donald Trump reported more than $1 billion in income tied to cryptocurrency ventures in 2025, his annual financial disclosure shows”
“At the start of April, the age at which you receive it began to gradually creep up, rising from 66 years to 67 years by March 2028.”
“The budget, which includes no significant cuts, ballooned from last year’s roughly $116 billion spending plan, for an approximate 8.5% increase.”
“The company reported an adjusted 20 cents earnings per share, compared to the 13 cents expected.”
“The startup claims its agents have been doing well since their rollout on crypto markets in 2025, and now on stock exchanges, with 'a perfect record of zero negative months since inception,' meaning they have finished each month with their…”
“Official data revealed that UK inflation stood at 2.8 per cent in April, unchanged from the previous month, with the Bank forecasting it could climb to 3.2 per cent before the year ends.”
“Dublin has earmarked roughly €293 million for the six‑month term”
“Humanitarian funding from the U.S. was slashed to $3.7 billion from $14 billion from 2024 to 2025, according to Refugees International, which cited USAID’s closure as the “most prominent manifestation” of a downturn in international humani…”
“The tax wedge on a full-time single worker on an average salary was 29.9 per cent”
“The filing shows Trump received more than $500 million from the project through token sales, distributions across cryptocurrency wallets, and the sale of an equity stake in a related holding company.”
“It's due to go up again in 20 years' time to 68, though that might happen earlier as the government has an ongoing independent review.”
“City Comptroller Mark Levine noted that he only did so by using $6.1 billion in one-time tricks and short-term savings.”
“It also reported $10.97 billion in revenue, a $130 million increase from the expected $10.86 billion.”
“Our mandate is very clear; inflation at two per cent at all times.”
“net social expenditure was 22.8 per cent of GDP”
“It also lists World Liberty governance tokens valued at more than $50 million.”
“At the minute I'll be 68 by the time I can retire, but I do think I'll be probably closer to 75, if I'm honest.”
“The city faces a whopping $8.8 billion shortfall for the next budget, according to the city comptroller’s office”
“And thanks to a nearly billion dollar tariff refund ($986 million), the company’s gross margin increased 8.9% during the quarter—even if analysts excluded the gain in their earnings expectations.”
“Mr Pill has advocated for raising interest rates to four per cent at the past two meetings, standing alone among the nine committee members in April before being joined by Megan Greene in June's decision.”
“Gross old-age benefits amounted to just over 7.6 per cent of GDP in 2023”
“Separately, Trump reported royalties of more than $635 million from a licensing agreement tied to Trump-branded meme coins.”
“At the same time, almost half of working‑age adults are not paying into a private pension pot.”
“A skin-of-their-teeth deal preserved the cityFHEPS expansion — adding $175 million to $1.7 billion already on the books”
“Since his first quarter as CEO in November 2024, earnings per share, a number investors keep a close eye on, is down 56%—hitting $1.51 per share—and operating income is down by half.”
“Meanwhile, Mr Bailey voted with the majority to maintain rates at 3.75 per cent, reflecting his more cautious approach to tightening monetary policy.”
“The Resolution Foundation warned that Burnham's pledges had reduced fiscal headroom to as little as eight billion pounds”
“The filing also shows he continued to earn Ethereum staking rewards and held cryptocurrency assets, including bitcoin, valued at more than $50 million.”
“and with relative poverty rates among pensioners now at 14%”
“The young mayor revised the estimate to $5.4 billion, contending the gap could be bridged either by taxing the rich or hiking property taxes nearly 10% across the board.”
“The company reported an adjusted 20 cents earnings per share, compared to the 13 cents expected. It also reported $10.97 billion in revenue, a $130 million increase from the expected $10.86 billion.”
“The rate-setter argued that inflation sitting one percentage point above target ought to be viewed as troubling...”
“The Dow Jones Industrial Average posting a nearly 9% gain for the first half of the year, the index's best first-half since 2021, when the pandemic stock rally took off.”
“Since 2011, pension increases have been guaranteed by the triple lock - which means the rise will either match the rate of inflation, average earnings or 2.5% - whichever is higher.”
“Few of those taxes came to fruition aside from a pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, which officials estimated would generate between $340 million and $500 million in annual revenue.”
“The Nasdaq 100, meanwhile, ended the quarter with an 18% gain, its best three-month stretch since the pandemic.”
“The centre-left Resolution Foundation think tank has argued for scrapping the triple lock, saying that continuing to prioritise the incomes of pensioners over working-age adults and children would be unfair.”
“Mamdani was more successful, however, in securing $4 billion in effective bailouts from Hochul that largely delayed massive spending.”
“the small-cap Russell 2000 posted a 21% increase, its best first-half since 1991.”
“The government says it has committed to the triple lock for the rest of this parliament”
“As part of California’s newly approved $351.7 billion state budget, Newsom and Democratic lawmakers allocated $40 million to help counties process ballots more quickly before the November general election.”
“The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is on track to log its best-ever quarter, soaring 80% since the end of March.”
“The charity has always had huge reserves. [The tenants] are being evicted despite the charity having more than £30m in the bank.”
“The package includes $29 million for counties to hire additional election workers and upgrade ballot-processing equipment, while another $10 million will fund a statewide public awareness campaign urging voters to return their mail ballots…”
“As of early June, around 85% of S&P 500 firms beat earnings estimates, the highest percentage for the second quarter in five years, according to FactSet.”
“The charity said it was struggling financially, posting budget shortfalls of between £4m and £6m each year since 2021.”
“The supposed cost-cutting move will only save $25 million, a fraction compared to the $54 million that Mamdani’s “Office of Mass Engagement” pet project is slated to receive.”
“For the current quarter, earnings are expected to grow by 23% year over year.”
“Its latest accounts from 2024-25 show reserves of more than £33m.”
“But once in office, Mamdani flip-flopped on his campaign pledge and proposed within his executive budget to add the nearly 600 cops... The supposed cost-cutting move will only save $25 million”
“Analysts expect a 21% price increase in the S&P 500 over the next 12 months, with every sector of the benchmark index gaining at least 10%, FactSet said.”
“The UK government has already boosted the Welsh government's spending power by nearly an additional £6.5bn in this period, with an average £22.4bn annual budget.”
“Taxpayers spent $1.2 billion on the program in 2025, four times the cost of the 2022 figure.”
“The Nasdaq 100, meanwhile, ended the quarter with an 18% gain, its best three-month stretch since the pandemic. It would also mark the index's second-best quarter in about 25 years.”
“In a statement on Tuesday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said £10.3bn would be switched from UK government departments to fund extra defence spending. Another £4.7bn will have to be found at the next budget, she said.”
“But he and Menin agreed Tuesday: In lieu of the bigger program that Adams had resisted, they would launch a new expansion, adding at least $175 million for this new fiscal year, starting Wednesday, and $125 million annually after that.”
“The S&P 500 rose 9% in the half”
“The Welsh government added: "It is completely unacceptable that Welsh capital budgets which are already stretched are now being cut by potentially many millions of pounds in this financial year – and years to come – to fund a plan we were …”
“The comptroller’s best guess was $1.1 billion to $4.5 billion per year.”
“The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF is down about 4% year-to-date.”
“The Welsh government's contribution over the next four years is minuscule compared to the record budget secured by the Labour UK government over that same time frame. The UK government has already boosted the Welsh government's spending po…”
“The council’s new $175 million will cover only 8,000 or so new households”
“after a £25,000 fundraising appeal.”
“more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency income”
“fixed rate for at least two years or more”
“$635 million from sales of his free-floating $Trump meme coin”
“more than $236 million in additional income from selling cryptocurrency tokens through World Liberty Financial”
“$65.6 million from a sale of equity in World Liberty”
“$205 million in proceeds from stablecoin investments”
“$4.7 million from Trump Watches royalties”
“$208,486 from sales of a patriotic version of the Bible”
“estimated by Forbes to be worth about $6 billion, up from $2.3 billion in 2024”
“$5.25 million from a forthcoming golf club in Doha, Qatar”
“$5 million from a Bucharest Trump Tower project in Romania”
“nearly $8.5 million in licensing fee income from four recently announced Indian projects”
“$5 million from a resort in Vietnam that local officials approved last year”
“$13 million in licensing and management fees are reported from Dubai”
“$10 million flowed to Trump from Abu Dhabi licensing fees”
“$9.2 million from Saudi Arabia, where luxury projects in Riyadh and Jeddah are currently under construction”
“$77.5 million from his Mar‑a‑Lago club in Palm Beach, Fla.”
“$37.6 million from his golf club in Bedminster, NJ.”
“$31.3 million from his Turnberry, Scotland, hotel and golf course”
“$38.5 million from his hotel in Chicago”
“$31.6 million from his golf course in Jupiter, Fla.”
“to ensure that Red Hook Pool can continue to serve New Yorkers for generations,” the rep said, noting that, “to ensure that Red Hook Pool can continue to serve New Yorkers for generations,” the site has been earmarked for a $122 million re…”
“The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 0.3%, or 136.46 points, for a record close of 52,319.20 Tuesday”
“the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 0.8% and 1.5%, respectively. As Tuesday marked the final day of the first half of 2026, the Dow wrapped up its best six-month stretch since 2021, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq clinched their largest quarterly gai…”
“The VanEck Semiconductor ETF also rose more than 3% – and it’s up 82% so far this year.”
“In the first six months of 2026, the Dow climbed 8.9% – its best first-half performance since 2021, when it rose 12.7%.”
“The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 9.6% and 12%, respectively, over the same period.”
“The Russell 2000, a small-cap index, gained more than 21% in the first half of this year – its best result since the first six months of 1991.”
“The S&P 500 and Nasdaq jumped 14.9% and 21.4%, respectively, in the second quarter for their largest quarterly gain since the second quarter of 2020.”
“The Dow rose 12.9% over the same period for its strongest quarter since the end of 2022.”
“The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 9.6% and 12%, respectively, over the same period. [...] The S&P 500 and Nasdaq jumped 14.9% and 21.4%, respectively, in the second quarter for their largest quarterly gain since the second quarter of 2020.”
“…resulting in a roughly $250 increase in costs per household.”
“In May, iHeartMedia announced a new savings plan aimed at trimming another $50 million on top of $100 million in previously announced cuts.”
“Brent crude sold at roughly $73 a barrel on Tuesday, while West Texas Intermediate had prices at about $70 — down from a high of about $120 during the war.”
“As a lawyer, he helped recover hundreds of millions of dollars stolen during the savings and loan scandal of the 1980s and ’90s, which ultimately cost taxpayers an estimated $125 billion.”
