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The Trump administration wants to control how data centers connect to the power grid
By Scott Patterson
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 27, 2025
Record gold and silver prices got all the publicity, but metals across the board, from uranium to copper to cobalt, took off this year and look likely to climb next year, too. Here’s why.
By Jack Hough
Barron`s, Dec. 26, 2025
Veteran U.S. investors say Putin’s Russia will remain a treacherous business environment
By Marcus Walker and Georgi Kantchev
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 26, 2025
Investment in Lobito Corridor comes as bloc channels development assistance towards energy, metals and migration
By Alice Hancock, Laura Dubois and Henry Foy in Brussels
Financial Times, Dec. 24, 2025
Self-sufficiency push has made China a tougher competitor to the U.S., but it comes with enormous waste
By Brian Spegele
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
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Supply chain shortages drive developers to use smaller and less efficient power sources to fuel AI power demand
By Martha Muir in London
Financial Times, Dec. 27, 2025
Dealmakers are setting up trusts in the state to avoid paying taxes on carried interest
By Miriam Gottfried
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 26, 2025
Wealthy families are launching offices to manage their money at a record clip and are getting a seat at the table in significant deals
By Gunjan Banerji
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 26, 2025
Creative financing helps insulate Big Tech while binding Wall Street to a future boom or bust
By TabKinder in New York
Financial Times, Dec. 24, 2025
Funds called BDCs that make corporate loans have had a rough 2025, just as the private-credit industry looks to ‘democratize’ their offerings
By Matt Wirz and Heather Gillers
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 21, 2025
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Highest-ever number of megadeals lifts total value of M&A by 50% in 2025
By Ivan Levingston in London and Oliver Barnes in New York
Financial Times, Dec. 26, 2025
Elon Musk stays on top as Nvidia’s Jensen Huang powers up the rankings on an AI-fuelled surge in fortunes
By Rafe Rosner-Uddin in San Francisco
Financial Times, Dec. 26, 2025
A K-shaped economy, driven by higher-income consumers and AI-related investment, accounted for nearly 70% of total growth.
By Nicole Goodkind
Barron`s, Dec. 24, 2025
Many on Wall Street recommend having at least a small portion of your portfolio in the metal
By Amrith Ramkumar | Photos Bing Guan for WSJ
The Wall Street Journal, Dec. 23, 2025
An intolerable burden is being placed on future generations that will result in financial crises and political instability
By John Plender
Financial Times, Dec. 20, 2025
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