South Korea’s New ETFs Are So Risky Investors Have to Take a Test. Can You Pass It?
The South Korean government requires would-be investors in leveraged, single-firm ETFs, to take an eight-question exam. Source link
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CEOs Are Pulling In Record Pay. Here Are Some Big Numbers.
These figures put corporate bosses’ ever-bigger paychecks into context. Source link
Free summer holiday sport sessions offered around Sheffield
Free sport sessions are set to be offered in Sheffield to “get families active” during the school summer holidays. More
FIFA Told Stadium Sponsors to Get Lost. They Spun It Into Marketing Gold.
Levi’s, Gillette, Lumen and others had to go into hiding during the World Cup—and wound up getting more exposure. Source
Josh D’Amaro Is 100 Days Into His Mission to Make Disney Faster and Fiercer
Defending against the FCC and reorienting the company around its namesake streaming service are priorities. Source link
Why One of Tech’s Biggest Gamblers Is Betting Against Elon Musk’s AI Vision
SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son thinks the math doesn’t support space-based data centers. Source link
When Did Having Fun Get So Expensive? The Summer When ‘Funflation’ Went Wild
From World Cup matches to concert tickets, live entertainment is testing household budgets. Fans are dipping into savings and taking
Three unusual things about the King’s tax bill
Another thing not detailed in the report is what proportion of the Privy Purse income has been spent by the
U.S. Strikes Iran After Its Attack on Ship in Strait of Hormuz
Plus, OpenAI limits access to its new model, and JD Vance says he feels like Nixon 2.0. Source link