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AAPL
$333.69
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MSFT
$517.84
▲ 0.98%
GOOGL
$343.53
▲ 1.56%
AMZN
$251.35
▲ 1.26%
TSLA
$370.65
▲ 4.67%
META
$728.34
▲ 0.33%
NVDA
$233.96
▲ 1.34%
JPM
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SEC Preps Plan to Widen Investor Access to Private Markets
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is eyeing a plan to expand access for retail investors to private markets and allow investment advisers to charge performance fees to a wider set of clients.
business  Sep 1, 2026
The Guardian
Ed Miliband promises ‘comprehensive reset’ of UK policy toward Israel
Foreign secretary tells MPs he will try to stop illegal settlements carving up the West BankEd Miliband has promised to “reset” Britain’s policy on Israel, saying he will try to stop British companies helping build settlements in the West Bank.Speaking to the Commons for the first time as foreign secretary, Miliband said he would set out measures to prevent UK involvement in projects such as the illegal E1 plan, which critics say would split the West Bank in half. Continue reading...
general  Sep 1, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Trump Iran Messaging 'Extremely Reckless,' Says Rep. Madeleine Dean
Pennsylvania Democrat Madeleine Dean, who sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said the US and its Middle Eastern allies 'are all less safe as a result of this war in Iran' and called the president's messaging around the war 'extremely reckless.' The congresswoman also weighed in on the potential for increased sanctions against Russia, saying that she does not think that the bill will come to a vote this week and that she is wary of the increased tariff authority it would give President
business  Sep 1, 2026
The Guardian
House passes funding bill to avoid shutdown before midterms
Continuing resolution to approve government spending until 11 December passes 370-48 and will now go to Trump The US House of Representatives on Tuesday approved legislation to prevent a government shutdown through the midterms, as both parties opted to defuse a volatile dispute ahead of the November elections that will decide the balance of power in Congress for the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency.A continuing resolution (CR) authorizing government spending until 11 December passed
general  Sep 1, 2026

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