Just months ago, First Brands’ debt was marked at full value by private credit funds; some even marked it above 100 cents on the dollar. Tricolor’s AAA-rated securities were trading at full value before the bankruptcy.
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The Accounting Club at Seton Hall University is a student organization open to all business majors and offers the chance to connect with different professionals and firms, explore diverse career paths, and gain valuable insights into key certifications such as the CPA exam.
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The government shutdown has lasted a total of 17 days- and as the rest of the country watches legislators continue to air their latest grievances within the senate, the days only continue to tick higher.
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In the NBA, the offseason is oftentimes as chaotic as the season itself. 2025 was no exception, and the preseason has only proven that. The regular season start is imminent, and a lot has changed.
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Gold and silver are stealing the spotlight this week, climbing to record highs as investors brace for more economic turbulence. The rally comes at a time of global unease—an ongoing U.S. government shutdown, renewed trade tensions with China, and expectations of upcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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The United States government shutdown September 30th, 2025. It was caused by the failure to pass a bill extending government services.
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On Friday, October 10, the crypto market had its largest single-day liquidation event ever, bigger than FTX, COVID, or Luna. Almost $20 billion was wiped out, and 1.6 million traders got liquidated. Over 1,000 traders lost over $100,000, 200 lost more than $1 million, and 358 lost everything.
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America. Charlie Kirk’s assassination has become a nuclear detonation after a decade of verbal warfare. And the fallout is more than mourning; it’s sorting through the radiation embedded in our political culture.
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This week, we’re firmly at the top of
the ride. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index soared to a new all-time high, fueled by
optimism that the Federal Reserve may soon ease interest rates. What’s fueling this surge, and
is this a sign of sustained growth or simply a fleeting moment of market euphoria?
While the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! has ended as he has returned to his usual programming, concerns over free speech have surfaced. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has received the most criticism for his history of action against media outlets and indirect threats towards ABC before Kimmel was suspended.
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