Alphabet raises US$25 billion from sought-after bond sale

Alphabet raises US billion from sought-after bond sale

The offering draws roughly US$115 billion of peak demand, according to people with knowledge of the matter Published Fri, Aug 7, 2026 · 06:45 AM [NEW YORK] Alphabet sold US$25 billion of investment-grade bonds after generous yield payouts helped secure one of the year’s largest order books for artificial intelligence-related debt. The Thursday (Aug 6)…

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Teen Entrepreneur Duo Turns Hot Dogs Into Six Figures

Teen Entrepreneur Duo Turns Hot Dogs Into Six Figures

Two 19-year-old founders have turned a hot dog stand into a six-figure business at the Jersey Shore, and their story is a masterclass in scrappy growth. Matt D’Arcy and Keith Stedronsky started “Dogs Out” at just 16, and the seasonal stand is now a summer staple in Manasquan, New Jersey. Here is why founders should…

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OCBC raises 2026 loan growth forecast after Q2 profit jumps 22%, lifts dividend

OCBC raises 2026 loan growth forecast after Q2 profit jumps 22%, lifts dividend

Higher guidance comes as wealth, trading and insurance offset pressure from lower interest rates [SINGAPORE] OCBC has raised its full-year loan growth guidance after a stronger-than-expected first half, as continued momentum in wealth management and corporate lending helped offset lower interest rates. The bank now expects loan growth of high-single digits to low-double digits, up…

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OCBC Q2 profit rises 22% to S$2.22 billion, beating expectations

OCBC raises 2026 loan growth forecast after Q2 profit jumps 22%, lifts dividend

Earnings surpass S$1.91 billion consensus forecast; bank declares interim dividend of S$0.47 per share [SINGAPORE] OCBC’s net profit for its second quarter rose 22 per cent, as a surge in non-interest income led by wealth management more than offset a fall in net interest income amid softer rates. Net profit for the three months ended…

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Supplement Industry Booms as P&G Buys Thorne for $3.8B

Supplement Industry Booms as P&G Buys Thorne for .8B

Procter & Gamble has agreed to buy the supplements maker Thorne for $3.8 billion in cash, the company confirmed on August 4, giving the consumer goods giant a fast lane into premium vitamins and personalized nutrition. P&G won the brand from private equity owner L Catterton, and it beat a rival bid from the consumer…

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Anthony Richardson having a ‘roller coaster’ training camp — with incredible highs and ‘bobbled’ snap lows

Anthony Richardson having a ‘roller coaster’ training camp — with incredible highs and ‘bobbled’ snap lows

Anthony Richardson is still doing the same stuff in Colts training camp. The former No. 4 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, long known as an athletic freak with suspect fundamentals, has done his usual “wow” factor moves in Indianapolis while also leaving coaches confused about his inability to handle the basics. Colts beat reporter…

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US stocks fall as investors eye Middle East talks, earnings

US stocks fall as investors eye Middle East talks, earnings

Published Fri, Aug 7, 2026 · 05:47 AM [NEW YORK] US stocks finished the trading session lower on Thursday (Aug 6), pausing after a strong start to the week, as investors digested the latest round of corporate earnings and looked for signs of progress toward a peace deal between the US and Iran. A robust earnings…

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The week in whoppers: Team Mamdani flip-flops on grocery IDs, Mehdi Hasan cries ‘Islamophobia’ to aid El-Sayed and more

The week in whoppers: Team Mamdani flip-flops on grocery IDs, Mehdi Hasan cries ‘Islamophobia’ to aid El-Sayed and more

Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions Spot the difference: “[We’ll] target New Yorkers [at city-run groceries], whether it be a sort of a library card-esque thing. . .” — Jeanny Pak, interim NYC Economic Development Corp. boss, July 27 vs. “You do not need an ID to shop.” — Mayor Mamdani, Monday More From…

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