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Bezos Rejects "Greedy Landlords" as Cause of Housing Crisis
Jeff Bezos rejects the claim that landlords are responsible for expensive housing. The Amazon founder sees the problem in government intervention that encourages demand while restraining supply – and points to Austin as a success example.
Diesel at $8 in LA: Which Transport and Logistics Stocks Now Suffer
Diesel prices in California reach record levels at $8.35 per gallon, driving small transportation companies into insolvency. The industry faces its biggest cost crisis in years.
Fed Meeting Minutes October 2026: What Investors Can Expect from September Meeting
The U.S. Federal Reserve released on October 7, 2026 at 8 p.m. CET the detailed minutes of its September meeting. Despite unanimously raising rates by 25 basis points, the central bankers are deeply divided on further monetary policy.
Fed Minutes in Focus: What September Meeting Notes Mean for Tech Stocks
On Wednesday evening, the Fed will release the minutes from the September meeting – investors are hoping for clues about how aggressively the central bank will continue raising rates and what that means for tech stocks.
Hyderabad vs. Bangalore: Why Tech Giants Prefer India's Second-Largest IT Hub
Hyderabad is emerging as a serious competitor to Bangalore with a $10–20 billion investment pipeline and the largest Microsoft and Amazon facilities outside the US.
Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube Form Alliance in Washington
The three streaming giants Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube founded a joint lobbying organization in Washington on September 14, 2026. The alliance responds to political pressure over rising costs for sports content on streaming services.
US Job Market August 2026: NFP Forecasts and What a Weak Jobs Report Means for Stocks
The US job market shows unexpected weakness: in July 2026, 23,000 positions were eliminated while economists had forecast 80,000 new jobs. The miss fuels recession concerns and raises the question of whether weak employment data will weigh on stocks or favor Fed rate cuts.
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