Megadonors pour ‘obscene’ sums into Trump’s midterms race
Spending on this midterm elections is set to hit $15.7 billion, driven by technology titans, hedge fund investors and a few party stalwarts. It may not work.
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Spending on this midterm elections is set to hit $15.7 billion, driven by technology titans, hedge fund investors and a few party stalwarts. It may not work.
The Sydney private credit firm alleges David Verschoor engaged in speculative trades and hedges with company money. He’s contesting the allegations in court.
Instead of focusing on voter issues such as fuel prices, Trump dedicated a large part of his speech to his Washington makeover and reflecting pool renovations.
Nathalia Filgueiras received her pilot’s licence at 17 and had logged more than 1300 hours of flight time before Monday’s fatal crash.
The US president has offered to pre-emptively pardon Elon Musk, who has lavished more than $US500 million on Republicans in the midterm elections. Follow live updates.
There’s no respite for the Craig Scroggie-led company as an upcoming vote on a generous remuneration structure for executives is set to go down to the wire.
Kalshi and Polymarket are developing a reputation as a place where Americans go to lose money. But they have also created an opening for a few sharps.
The department store continues to seek the closure of loss-making stores including five in Westfield malls owned by Scentre Group.
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The monument needs more to be spent to finish it than has already been spent. The one piece of good news is that policymakers can resist the sunk-cost fallacy.
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The monument needs more to be spent to finish it than has already been spent. The one piece of good news is that policymakers can resist the sunk-cost fallacy.
The streaming service plans to charge users up to $US5 a month to use a feature that some artists are completely opposed to.
The pro-migration hotel lobby group has looked past its own viral ad campaign to break bread with the One Nation leader.