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31.01.2026 18:00
Exxon, Chevron Cautious on Venezuela as Trump Urges Oil Growth Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. are treading carefully as they weigh President Donald Trump’s call to invest $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry against the disciplined spending model that’s sent their stocks soaring on Wall Street.

31.01.2026 18:14
Wall Street Week | Trump Picks Warsh, US State Capitalism, SNAP Cuts, Business of Youth Sports This week, President Trump announces he intends to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next Fed Chair. Then, how government ownership is changing competition, capital allocation, and the future of US markets. Plus, will cutting SNAP destabilize the grocery, farming, and food-bank economies? Later, how big money is transforming youth sports, driving up costs and changing how families chase athletic dreams. (Source: Bloomberg)

31.01.2026 18:26
31.01.2026 19:30
Private Credit Worries Bedevil Shares of Biggest Buyout Shops Dealmaking is rebounding, client payouts are up and annual profits are expected to rise — but shares of Wall Street’s alternative-investing giants are off to their worst January in a decade over a slurry of mounting investor anxieties.

31.01.2026 20:03
Who Wins When Washington Plays Favorites? The Trump administration is taking direct ownership stakes in private sector companies, from chipmaker Intel to rare earths producer MP Materials, reshaping the relationship between government and markets. Steven Rattner of Willett Advisors and Sarah Bauerle Danzman of the Atlantic Council weigh the merits of national security to justify the government picking winners and losers, and what it means for competition, innovation, and trust in free markets. (Source: Bloomberg)


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