Goldman Sachs Building $700M Dallas Campus as Texas Courts Financial Sector
Goldman Sachs is constructing a major Dallas campus capable of housing over 5,000 employees as part of Texas efforts to attract financial firms.
Goldman Sachs is constructing a major Dallas campus capable of housing over 5,000 employees as part of Texas efforts to attract financial firms.
Geothermal startup Fervo Energy plans IPO worth up to $6.5B while Regis Resources acquires Vault Minerals for $7.67B gold operation.

Recent employment data shows women receiving most new job opportunities over the past year, raising questions about male workforce participation.

Senior officials from major central banks will conduct a war game exercise in Washington to test responses to a significant bank collapse.

The SBA lent $378 billion in COVID relief but is experiencing difficulty with loan repayment collections.

A market integrity group began a six-figure advertising campaign in Washington D.C. targeting prediction market company Kalshi.
More than 40% of aircraft technicians keeping America's planes operational are approaching retirement age, creating recruitment challenges for airlines.

Rising living costs have pushed the proportion of men aged 20-34 living with parents to the highest level in over 15 years.

Steve Roth, CEO of Vornado Realty Trust, sparked controversy by comparing anti-wealth rhetoric to racial slurs during a company earnings call.
Warren Buffett's successor Greg Abel has begun examining existing businesses and investments during his early tenure leading Berkshire Hathaway.
German industrial giant Thyssenkrupp and India's Jindal Steel have suspended talks for a potential steel business stake deal.
NatWest stock dropped up to 4% after the UK bank issued a conservative revenue forecast that overshadowed stronger-than-expected quarterly profits.

A 70-year-old Arizona woman was defrauded of $9,260 through a Bitcoin ATM in a jury duty scam on her birthday.

Bank of America analysts estimate the US sports betting market could reach $1.1 trillion in total value.

New data shows monthly mortgage payments declining in certain major U.S. cities despite overall rising home prices, while international examples raise questions about housing policy.
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