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SpaceX Stock Stumbles After Nearly $3 Trillion Rally

SpaceX stock fell 5% Wednesday after a post-IPO surge briefly pushed its market cap past Amazon. The catch: a $4.9 billion loss in 2025.

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UK Inflation Holds at 2.8% Despite Iran War Energy Shock

UK inflation stayed at 2.8% in May as cheaper food offset a 25% jump in fuel prices, easing fears of rate rises before the Bank of England meets.

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The Cheap-Money Startup Is Dead. What Replaces It Is More Interesting

An era of growth-at-all-costs ended quietly. The companies being built in its place have a different shape — and a different theory of what a business is for.

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What the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Taught the Economy

The Strait of Hormuz crisis exposed how fragile global oil routes really are. Five lessons from a 60-day deal that left the toll question unsettled.

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AI in Publishing: From IP Fear to Growth Plan

Publishers have spent two years treating AI as a legal threat. The smarter ones are starting to treat it as a revenue question instead.

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SpaceX Market Cap Passes Amazon, Nears Microsoft

SpaceX rose 4% Tuesday, pushing its market cap above Amazon and briefly past Microsoft, days after the biggest IPO ever. The numbers behind the rally.

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The Creator Economy Grew Up and Started Looking Like Small Business

The influencer era promised easy money and viral fame. What it quietly became is something older and sturdier: people running actual companies of one.

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Why Some Trade Unions Survive Industry Decline

When an industry collapses, its union doesn't have to. Here's what separates the ones that adapt from the ones that disappear with the furnaces.

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Why Geography Sets Your Country's Wage Ceiling

Where a country sits in global supply chains shapes how much its workers can earn. Here's the concrete mechanism most economics writing skips.

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Energy Markets Brace After US-Iran Hormuz Deal

Oil fell and stocks rallied after Washington and Tehran agreed to halt their war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But the deal isn't signed yet.

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Why Apprenticeship Models Succeed in Some Economies

Germany's apprenticeship system is the envy of the world. Here's why copying it keeps failing, and what actually makes it work.

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What Sabbatical Policies Reveal About Who Firms Fear Losing

Sabbatical policies aren't a perk. They're a map of exactly which employees a company believes it cannot afford to lose. Here's how to read one.