Today: A look at how trillions in corporate bonds for AI data center construction could impact interest rates.
Nvidia started out as a developer of graphics chips focused on the gaming market. Now, the world’s most valuable company is looking to get back into the consumer market.
These corporate bonds could end up competing for the same money that might otherwise go into U.S. Treasuries. That could drive interest rates higher.
Last night, President Donald Trump strongly defended his unpopular tariffs in his State of the Union address.
The average mortgage rate is substantially lower than it was a year ago. Will it bring buyers back to the housing market?
On today’s show, a meeting of Germany and China’s leaders and a new fee for international visitors to the U.K.
As teenagers decide whether to go college, and where, more of them are turning to artificial intelligence to help make that decision. According to a survey out today from the education company EAB, ...
Atlana Fed president Raphael Bostic says it’s a tough time to be a central banker. Plus: Meta’s chipmaking deal and the ...
The Winter Paralympics kick off in Milan next week. On today’s show, three-time Paralympic gold medalist Declan Farmer joins Kimberly to break down the basics of para ice hockey and how more eyes on ...
Meta and chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices, or AMD, have announced a deal worth $100 billion. The social media company pledged to buy millions of AI chips from the Nvidia competito ...
There are still tariffs on goods from China, but they have come down, said Oliver Melton, a director at Rhodium Group.
Bostic, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, is retiring from his position at the end of the month.
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