Finance news on July 28, 2026

1. 0111:45 UTC

   Economists use 380 trillion AI tokens to study market effects

   4 outlets · first: kansaspublicradio.org Markets

   Machine summary A working paper by economists Nicola Borri, Aleh Tsyvinski and Yukun Liu uses data from 380 trillion AI tokens to examine how growth in AI usage is reshaping financial markets, according to source reports. The reports say the economists ask which companies' stock prices tend to rise and which tend to fall as overall AI consumption changes.

   1. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said earlier this year, "We see a future where intelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter," according to the reports.
   2. According to the reports, AI firms are progressively billing businesses and developers according to how many tokens they consume, but they generally continue to give ordinary consumers flat-fee subscriptions.
   3. The reports say businesses, among them Uber and Amazon, have been installing safeguards for AI usage and cutting their token expenses.
   4. According to the reports, economists Nicola Borri, Aleh Tsyvinski and Yukun Liu use data from 380 trillion AI tokens in a new working paper.
   5. The reports say the economists ask which companies' stock prices tend to rise and which tend to fall as overall AI consumption changes over time.

   Reported by kansaspublicradio.org, capeandislands.org, klcc.org and news.wjct.org.

   • OpenAI
   • Amazon
   • Sam Altman
   • Uber
   • AI tokens

2. 0222:18 UTC

   Reports compare AMD and Arista Networks in data centers and AI infrastructure.

   3 outlets · first: nasdaq.com Markets

   Machine summary Reports compare Advanced Micro Devices and Arista Networks, describing their roles in data centers and AI infrastructure. The reports state AMD designs high-performance computing products and Arista Networks provides high-speed networking infrastructure and software.

   1. Per the reports, Advanced Micro Devices creates and markets high-performance computing offerings, such as processors, graphics, and adaptive computing platforms.
   2. Arista Networks provides networking infrastructure, high-speed switching, and software for AI and cloud environments, according to the reports.
   3. The reports state AMD recently secured deals with Anthropic and OpenAI to deploy its MI450 Series hardware.
   4. According to the reports, AMD keeps long-term semi-custom pacts with Microsoft and Sony concerning gaming consoles.
   5. The reports state AMD's 2025 revenue reached nearly $35 billion, with net income of roughly $4.2 billion.

   Reported by nasdaq.com, fool.com and finance.yahoo.com.

   • OpenAI
   • Anthropic
   • Microsoft
   • AMD
   • Arista Networks
   • Sony

3. 0312:30 UTC

   Endeavor Bancorp reported Q2 2026 net income of $1.89M, or $0.40 per diluted share

   2 outlets · first: globenewswire.com Earnings Mostly press releases

   Machine summary The company said net interest margin was 4.41% for the quarter.

   Reported by globenewswire.com and The Manila Times.

   • Endeavor Bancorp

4. 0412:30 UTC

   Medical outpatient building M&A falls 26% in Q2, LevinPro HC data show

   2 outlets · first: globenewswire.com Real estate Mostly press releases

   Reported by globenewswire.com and The Manila Times.

   • LevinPro HC

5. 0509:45 UTC

   S&P revises Bangladesh outlook to negative

   2 outlets · first: timesofoman.com Economy

   Reported by timesofoman.com and The Daily Star.

   • Bangladesh

6. 0618:15 UTC

   FIFA plans commercial subsidiary and minority stake sale

   2 outlets · first: dw.com Markets

   Machine summary UEFA criticised the plan, saying it "crosses a line that football's governing institutions should never cross."

   1. On Tuesday, FIFA announced it intends to establish a new $20 billion commercial subsidiary and to sell investors minority stakes with no control.
   2. FIFA said the subsidiary, to be called FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), would consolidate FIFA's commercial and event operations and aim to raise up to $4.2 billion this year.
   3. FIFA said all net benefits of FFE would be reinvested back into football worldwide.
   4. UEFA said the plan "crosses a line that football's governing institutions should never cross."

   Reported by dw.com and timesofoman.com.

   • FIFA
   • UEFA
   • FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE)

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