Finance news on July 25, 2026

1. 0118:30 UTC

   Coverage recordpanow.com: “Alberta premier says she wont retaliate Trump latest threats with alcohol ban”

   4 outlets · first: panow.com Regulation

   Reports ran between 18:30 and 20:00 UTC on Jul 25.

   The outlets that reported this event are listed with links to their reports; no summary of ours passed our automated checks for it, which says nothing about the event (how they work).

   Reported by panow.com, Winnipeg Free Press, Cp24 and niagarafallsreview.ca.

2. 0200:15 UTC

   Think tank says spending pledges cut fiscal headroom

   3 outlets · first: bournemouthecho.co.uk Economy

   Machine summary The Resolution Foundation has estimated that support packages announced this week will cost more than £2 billion in 2029/30 and that fiscal headroom has fallen to £8 billion, according to reports.

   1. The Resolution Foundation's estimate of fiscal headroom has fallen to £8 billion, down from £23.6 billion in early March, according to reports.

   Reported by bournemouthecho.co.uk, Slough Observer and kentonline.co.uk.

   • Resolution Foundation

3. 0321:34 UTC

   Nebius reports 8 quarters of revenue growth; Strategy: flat revenue, 77% stock decline

   2 outlets · first: nasdaq.com Earnings

   Machine summary Nebius reported eight quarters of revenue growth. Strategy reported flat revenue and a 77% stock decline.

   1. Nebius has posted continuous quarter-over-quarter revenue expansion across the most recent eight quarters, while Strategy’s revenue remained essentially flat.
   2. For the quarter that ended March 31, 2026, Nebius reported a gross margin of 21%, and in July 2026 it launched a new model for on-premises infrastructure deployment.
   3. Strategy held more than 818,000 Bitcoin at the end of Q1 2026, approximately 4% of global supply.
   4. Strategy’s stock price collapsed 77% over the trailing twelve months through July 24, 2026, mirroring Bitcoin’s decline.

   Reported by nasdaq.com and fool.com.

   • Bitcoin
   • Strategy
   • Nebius

4. 0405:00 UTC

   Trump defends new tariffs, says they will strengthen US economy

   2 outlets · first: Prokerala Economy

   Machine summary Mangalorean.com reported that US President Donald Trump defended his administration’s new tariffs, saying they would strengthen the US economy and survive legal challenges, and that he credited the duties with bringing trillions in investment to the United States. Trump said his trade agenda was producing economic gains and that the administration had used different legal authorities after a Supreme Court ruling. He also argued tariffs had bolstered the economy and encouraged businesses to increase production at home.

   1. Trump said the tariffs 'have been up for a long time' and 'approved for years, thousands of cases they've been approved.'
   2. Trump said he thought the Supreme Court's decision 'was not a good one' and that the administration followed the court's guidance to use other legal authorities.

   Reported by mangalorean.com and Prokerala.

   • Donald Trump

5. 0501:51 UTC

   Bank of America raises quarterly dividend 14%

   1 outlet · first: fool.com Banking

   Machine summary Bank of America raised its quarterly dividend 14%, to $0.32 per share, payable Sept. 25 to shareholders of record as of Sept. 4, according to a report. The report said the bank's board authorized $40 billion for share repurchases in August and that the company spent $13.2 billion on buybacks in the first half of the year.

   1. Bank of America raised its quarterly dividend 14%, to $0.32 per share, according to a report.
   2. The dividend, the report said, is scheduled for payment on Sept. 25 to investors who are of record as of Sept. 4.
   3. CEO Brian Moynihan said the increase "reflects the strength of our earnings, the power of our franchise and our confidence in Bank of America's ability to drive long-term growth and create value for shareholders."
   4. The report said the bank's board approved $40 billion for share repurchases last August.
   5. The report said the company spent $13.2 billion on buybacks in the first half of the year.

   Reported by fool.com.

   • Bank of America

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