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Apollo Global Management is winding down parts of Eliant Trade Finance, including products focused on mid-market accounts receivable and supply-chain finance. The retrenchment follows a difficult year for the inventory-financing market.
8:09 PMPYMNTS
US wage growth has slowed and is struggling to keep pace with inflation, prompting greater scrutiny of artificial intelligence’s potential effect on workers. Evidence linking AI to the wage pressure remains incomplete.
9:52 AMCNBC
Robert Rivani invested $100 million in a Miami Beach office redevelopment despite the broader collapse in office demand. He says the property was 90% leased before opening, offering luxury amenities designed to attract wealthy tenants and businesses relocating from New York and Los Angeles.
3:43 AMFortune
The number of Amazon workers receiving food assistance has tripled even as the company posts record revenue. The trend points to employees working substantial hours while still struggling to cover basic expenses.
3:00 AMFortune
Larry Ellison has abandoned a plan to sell as many as 50 million Oracle shares, and none were sold under the arrangement. The decision follows stronger-than-expected quarterly results, even as Oracle's stock remains pressured by concerns over rising capital spending and weak near-term cash flow.
12:09 AMEconomic TimesSummary
Apollo Global Management is winding down parts of Eliant Trade Finance, including products focused on mid-market accounts receivable and supply-chain finance. The retrenchment follows a difficult year for the inventory-financing market.
Apollo is reducing its exposure to a once-expanding corner of private credit rather than continuing
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A pullback by a major private-capital owner could make short-term financing harder to secure for mid-market businesses and suppliers.
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US wage growth has slowed and is struggling to keep pace with inflation, prompting greater scrutiny of artificial intelligence’s potential effect on workers. Evidence linking AI to the wage pressure remains incomplete.
Slower real wage growth raises the stakes of the AI debate, but current data do
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The issue is shifting from whether AI changes jobs to whether its economic gains reach workers through higher wages.
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Robert Rivani invested $100 million in a Miami Beach office redevelopment despite the broader collapse in office demand. He says the property was 90% leased before opening, offering luxury amenities designed to attract wealthy tenants and businesses relocating from New York and Los Angeles.
The project suggests that Miami's office market is splitting from the national one, with demand
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Office demand is not recovering evenly, and capital is chasing high-income tenants instead of rebuilding the broader commercial market.
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The number of Amazon workers receiving food assistance has tripled even as the company posts record revenue. The trend points to employees working substantial hours while still struggling to cover basic expenses.
The widening gap between Amazon's financial growth and workers' reliance on public assistance shows how
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Amazon's labor model illustrates how headline corporate growth can coexist with worsening economic security for workers.
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Larry Ellison has abandoned a plan to sell as many as 50 million Oracle shares, and none were sold under the arrangement. The decision follows stronger-than-expected quarterly results, even as Oracle's stock remains pressured by concerns over rising capital spending and weak near-term cash flow.
The immediate shift removes a potential source of selling pressure but does not resolve investors'
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Oracle avoids an insider-sale overhang, while investors still face the harder question of when its spending will translate into stronger cash generation.
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