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GB News co-owner ‘cashing in on climate chaos’ after leap in fossil fuel investments, critics say

Exclusive: Campaigners argue the news channel’s attacks on climate action ‘work in financial interests’ of Sir Paul Marshall

The Guardian - UK

Weekend Round-Up: XRP's 70% Crash, Trump's Billion-Dollar Crypto Income and More

This week in the crypto world was nothing short of eventful. From XRP’s surprising 70% crash despite Ripple’s positive strides to former President Donald Trump’s defense of his billion-dollar crypto income, the news was buzzing.

Benzinga

The influencer CEO era is here. What happens to leaders who avoid social media?

The CEO job now comes with a second role: content creator. Not every executive is on board.

Fortune

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Sam Altman Doesn’t Need an OpenAI IPO for Your Money. He Wants the Valuation Instead.

OpenAI is not just seeking an IPO for cash, but for a $1 trillion valuation to buy chips more cheaply.

Barchart

McLaughlin: Big Ten, SEC ‘Protect’ Act Changes Realistic?

The Big Ten and SEC have released another statement regarding the 'Protect College Sports Act' and what they want to change.

SuperWest Sports

Trump Media Group Loses Lawsuit Against Washington Post, Over Allegations Related to SEC Disclosures

Today's order by Judge Thomas Barber (M.D. Fla.) in Trump Media & Tech. Group Corp. v. WP Co. LLC grants… The post Trump Media Group Loses Lawsuit Against Washington Post, Over Allegations Related to SEC Disclosures appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Three Lessons College Sports Can Learn from the World Cup

The smash-hit tournament has a lot to teach Planet NCAA.

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California delays first emissions reporting deadline to November

In this week’s edition of Economy and Society:

Ballotpedia

This Changes Your Social Security Decision (Especially if You're in the 2% Club)

If you have a pension and $1 million-plus saved, deciding when to take Social Security is about optimizing your taxes, legacy planning and long-term income.

Kiplinger

Microsoft to cut under 2.5% of workforce in latest layoffs: report

U.S. companies ‌have continued ⁠to trim ⁠headcount in recent months, with a fresh wave of layoffs across the technology, media and finance sectors as firms rein in costs, while investing heavily in AI infrastructure.

The Economic Times

Washington Said The SAVE Act Was Clarity For Crypto. The Market Is Reading It As Uncertainty Instead.

Expectations for the bill to pass by the end of 2026 have fallen to 48%, down from 70% in mid-May, reflecting shifting sentiment around the timing of legislation and ongoing policy disagreements.

International Business Times

Rookie Jackson Koivun Among Leaders on Kalshi Market for John Deere

Jackson Koivun is one of the favorites to win the John Deere Classic in his pro debut.

Sports Illustrated

Digital asset reform to be debated at SEC public hearing

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched a public hearing on introducing the Travel Rule for digital assets, a move aimed at improving the traceability of digital asset transactions and bringing the country's regulatory framework into line with international standards.

Bangkok Post

Adani case: NY judge's query procedural, unlikely to derail DoJ bid to drop charges, says US lawyer

A US judge's request for more details on dismissing charges against Gautam Adani is a standard procedural step, not a sign the case will resume. Legal experts emphasize that federal courts rarely force prosecutors to pursue cases they've decided to drop. The Justice Department is expected to provide the requested…

The Economic Times

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The Free Financial Advisor

How to Find a Financial Advisor You Can Trust: A 2026 Step-by-Step Guide

Money decisions can shape everything from retirement plans to college savings and even everyday peace of mind. A great financial advisor can help create a roadmap for those goals, but finding someone trustworthy requires more than a quick online search. The financial world contains talented professionals, but it also includes…

The Free Financial Advisor

Vet Any Financial Advisor in 10 Minutes With These Two Free Government Tools

Money decisions can shape decades of financial progress, which makes choosing a financial advisor one of the most important decisions many people will ever make. A polished website, professional headshot, and confident sales pitch may look impressive, but appearances rarely tell the full story. Before handing over retirement savings, investment…

Medical Daily

Psilocybin Could Become the First FDA-Approved Psychedelic Therapy Within Months — Here Is What Patients Need to Know

Psilocybin could receive FDA approval by late 2026 following a Trump executive order and priority review vouchers. Here's what the evidence shows and what it means for patients.

The Free Financial Advisor

Fiduciary or Salesperson? The One Question That Reveals Who Your Advisor Really Works For

Millions of Americans rely on financial professionals to help manage retirement savings, investments, and long-term financial plans. Yet many consumers don’t realize that the title “financial advisor” isn’t legally defined the same way across the industry, and not every advisor is required to put a client’s interests first at all…

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Roll Call

Senate college sports bill authors plan talks with House

The authors of a Senate college sports bill say it’s time to bring House Republicans and Democrats into discussions, as the clock is ticking to get the measure to President Donald Trump’s desk before the long August recess. Senate Commerce Committee ranking member Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., said the push to…

Sports Illustrated

The Curious Case of Narcisse Ngoy: Why a 2026 NBA Draftee Can and Will Play for Auburn This Year

The Clippers will have to wait for one of their second-round draft picks.

Sports Illustrated

The Big 12’s NBA Draft Dominance Proves Its Commitment to Basketball Excellence is Paying Off

The league ruled the Barclays Center on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Kiplinger

The Best Target Maturity Bond ETFs for a Reliable Income Ladder

Investors seeking reliable cash flow can ditch the hassle of DIY bond-ladder building by opting for these target maturity bond ETFs instead.

International Business Times UK

Why SpaceX Stock Is Crashing: Thin Float and Lockup Fears Explained

SpaceX shares are falling due to thin float and upcoming lockup expirations, creating volatility for retail investors. Learn about the August sell-off and its potential impact.

Reason

You Can Root for Iran at the World Cup Without Rooting for the Iranian Regime

Plus: the worst rule at the World Cup, and the worst person in golf?

International Business Times UK

Lucid Motors Fires 18% of Workforce and Axes COO Marc Winterhoff as EV Market Slowdown Hits Hard

Lucid Group has cut 18% of its US workforce and eliminated the COO role, aiming to streamline operations and improve financial stability amid ongoing challenges.

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