The rise in yields over the past several weeks has revived memories of 2022, when fixed income investors faced the painful combination of near-zero starting yields and rapidly repricing interest rate expectations. The starting point today is far more favorable. Four years ago, bonds entered the tightening cycle offering very little income to offset price […]
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Better late than never: Intel (INTC -8.02%) has officially joined the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure boom, with the company seeing its data center and AI segment revenue surge in the second quarter. Shares jumped in after-hours trading, but Intel gave back those gains after management acknowledged the company would meaningfully increase its capital expenditures (capex)…
A retailer can see what customers buy from that firm’s online and offline channels. A bank with a large card portfolio can see spending across a much wider range of merchants. Payments networks and technology providers have other views of transactions and checkout. Financial services companies are pushing deeper into commerce media, creating revenue opportunities…
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A bill aimed at shielding consumers from data center-driven increases in electricity costs passed the House this week, marking the first significant congressional effort to grapple with one of the primary concerns surrounding rampant data center development. But the legislation quickly stalled in the Senate, where critics argued it would do little to lower energy…
“We don’t know whether they have signed leases or are renting month to month.”
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) will begin insuring mortgages underwritten with VantageScore 4.0 (V4) and FICO 10T (10T) beginning Jan 1., 2027, according to recent announcements from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the credit scoring companies. If successful, the final adoption of alternative credit scoring models for government-backed loans would mark…