Investors
Coverage of Investors in the Nexus archive.
- Hiltzik: Trump wants to let companies make fewer disclosures, thus keeping investors in the dark
Trump's SEC is considering eliminating the mandate for quarterly corporate financial reports, but even big investors call it a lousy idea.
- Aberdeen-backed internet provider seeks buyer after steep losses
Airband, an internet provider backed by Aberdeen, is seeking a new owner after experiencing steep losses, which could put £200mn of investors’ money at risk.
- Pemex Has All but Stopped Looking for New Oil, and That Should Worry Investors
Pemex's exploratory drilling in early 2026 reached a 29-year low, with only one exploratory well completed in the first quarter compared to 24 development wells. This decline in exploration raises concerns for investors as it may impact future oil reserves.
- Syria's 'security challenges' main obstacle to attracting investors
Explosions in Damascus disrupted a meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and Syrian President to sign reconstruction contracts. Syrian authorities aim to overcome security challenges to attract investors.
- The brutal logic of housing London’s homeless
England’s councils struggle to source temporary accommodation, enabling some investors to profit. The issue highlights challenges in housing London’s homeless population.
- US judge rejects Elon Musk’s bid to set aside Twitter fraud verdict
A US judge rejected Elon Musk's attempt to set aside a Twitter fraud verdict, denied his motion to decertify the class of investors, and approved the investors' request for prejudgment interest.
- You want a portfolio that matches your morals. But that could sink your retirement plans.
More investors are seeking portfolios aligned with their moral values, but this approach may risk retirement savings due to complex realities. The article highlights the growing trend of value-driven investing while cautioning about potential financial trade-offs.
- Rio’s Big Tech Week Returns in August With Nobel Names
Rio Innovation Week returns to Rio's port in August 2026 as a major tech conference featuring Nobel laureates, startups, and investors. The event is highlighted as a significant gathering in The Rio Times.
- Almost 90 new unicorns have been minted so far this year — here they are
Almost 90 new unicorns have been created this year as AI-driven investor frenzy boosts startup valuations monthly.
- French President Macron to visit Syria, Syrian presidency says
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to visit Syria to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and mutual interests, according to the Syrian presidency. The visit will include a roundtable with President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Syrian delegations, accompanied by a French delegation of investors and company representatives.
- Investors Looking for Shelter From AI Storm Are Turning to India
Investors are seeking refuge from the AI storm by turning to India. The article highlights India as a destination for investment amid AI-related uncertainties.
- Nearly a Million Investors Lost a Total of $3.8 Billion on Trump Crypto Coin
Nearly a million investors lost a total of $3.8 billion on a cryptocurrency token associated with Donald Trump. The event was linked to a private dinner at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., in May.
- It is investors vs gamers as Sony ditches discs
Sony is transitioning away from physical discs, positioning the decision as a response to cultural trends rather than profit-driven motives. The move has sparked a conflict between investors and gamers.
- WA skilled workforce will help build the state’s future in climate tech
Washington's skilled workforce is being leveraged to advance the state's future in climate technology. Investors backing projects in Washington are also hiring highly skilled workers.
- Investors Warm to Burnham But Say Long-End Gilts Are ‘Unloved’
Investors are showing interest in Andy Burnham, but long-end gilts remain unpopular according to the article.
- Gold prices set for first weekly rise in a month as investors scale back Fed rate hike bets
Gold prices are expected to rise for the first week in a month as investors reduce their expectations of an upcoming Federal Reserve rate hike. The metal's increase is linked to scaled-back bets on a looming rate hike.
- The Unprecedented Profiteering Revealed by Donald Trump’s Financial Disclosure
President Donald Trump generated billions of dollars last year through the sale of crypto tokens, while his investors faced negative outcomes. The financial disclosure revealed significant profiteering linked to his office.
- Autonomous drone startup Quantum Systems raises $1.2 billion as investors pile into defense
Autonomous drone startup Quantum Systems has raised $1.2 billion as investors increase funding in defense technology. Defense tech startups are securing record amounts on both sides of the Atlantic amid heightened investment in the sector.
- Meta pops 10% as company makes cloud push to sell excess AI compute power capacity
Meta's stock rose 10% as the company announced a cloud initiative to sell excess AI compute power capacity. The new business is seen as a positive development for investors who had concerns about Meta's infrastructure spending plans.
- The Dow falls 184 points. The same stocks that drove it up all year are now pulling it down
The Dow fell 184 points as semiconductor shares declined following an 82% gain for the sector in the first six months of 2026. Investors took profits in the sector, contributing to the market downturn.
- Warsh warns investors not to expect hints at future Fed interest-rate moves
New Federal Reserve chief Kevin Warsh provided no indication about potential July interest-rate hikes and reiterated his opposition to forward guidance for signaling future Fed actions to investors.
- Trump's crypto businesses took in about $1.2B US last year, federal filing shows
U.S. President Donald Trump's crypto businesses generated approximately $1.2 billion in revenue last year, according to a federal filing. The filing indicates profits were secured even as investors experienced losses.
- Europe’s defense boom faces a new test: Can it actually deliver weapons?
Europe’s defense boom is undergoing a test as investors assess whether increased budgets and backlogs can result in actual weapons, factories, and financial returns. The focus is on whether the current defense initiatives can translate into tangible outcomes.
- Hollywood actress helped fugitive boyfriend evade authorities after he scammed investors out of $20 million
A Hollywood actress assisted her fugitive boyfriend in evading authorities after he defrauded investors of $20 million.
- Why the AI future won’t be decided by algorithms and chatbots
The article argues that the most consequential battle in the AI age may not be over algorithms or chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini, but rather over the underlying machines. It highlights that governments and investors are focusing on AI strategies and funding, yet the critical competition lies in the hardware and infrastructure supporting AI systems.
- Magnificent 7 stocks have shed $2.3 trillion in June as AI spending worries mount
The Magnificent 7 stocks lost $2.3 trillion in June as investors express concerns over returns on AI infrastructure spending. The tech group has declined 10% this month due to growing impatience with delayed profitability from AI investments.
- An IRA playbook to build wealth
The article discusses how Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) require evolving strategies over time to effectively build wealth for investors. It highlights the importance of adapting IRA management as individuals progress through different life stages.
- This number helps explain why many Americans are down on the economy
American workers' share of the nation's income is at its lowest point in almost 80 years, as more of the economy's gains flow to corporations and investors.
- SpaceX's bond boom is giving investors a portfolio headache, analysts warn
SpaceX's issuance of $25 billion in bonds is leading investors holding both equity and bonds to take on a concentrated risk, as warned by analysts. The new bonds may not diversify risk for those with existing SpaceX equity positions.
- Treasury yields little changed as investors look ahead to key jobs data
U.S. Treasury yields remained largely unchanged as investors anticipated key jobs data and observed a fragile pause in hostilities between the U.S. and Iran.
- Poilievre asks Parliament to probe B.C. 'condo bailout,' says it's blocking 'a price correction'
Poilievre has asked Parliament to investigate a British Columbia program that may finance the purchase of 2,200 vacant condos, which he calls a 'condo bailout' for developers, bankers, and investors. The program is accused of preventing a price correction in the real estate market.
- Odesa Will Be Rebuilt, and the First Cranes May Turn on the Lower Danube
Rebuilding Odesa is highlighted as a European priority, with a significant portion of capital, contractors, and materials for reconstruction being staged through the Odesa-Constanța-Galați triangle before entering Ukraine. Investors are advised to monitor this corridor for opportunities in the upcoming European reconstruction efforts.
- The AI bubble has further to run despite the looming crash
Tech firms are generating significant profits while investors fear missing out, delaying the inevitable reckoning in the AI sector. OpenAI postponed an AI model release following a White House request, as concerns about a potential market crash persist despite continued growth.
- AI’s Energy Crunch Has Investors Searching for Next IPO Winners
The article discusses the energy challenges in AI development and how investors are seeking opportunities in AI-related IPOs. It mentions an AI data center display at Computex in Taipei.
- Q&A: What the Isa shake-up means for first-time buyers and investors
A series of rule changes will impact tax-free savings and investment products, affecting first-time buyers and investors. The changes target popular financial instruments designed for tax-efficient saving and investing.
- Investors still seek a human touch even with AI tools at hand: HSBC
Investors continue to rely on professional advisers for their final investment decisions despite using AI tools, according to a HSBC survey.
- Blackstone says withdrawal limits are a ‘feature and not a flaw’ designed to ‘protect investors from themselves’
Blackstone states that withdrawal limits are a 'feature and not a flaw' of their structure. Dan Oneglia, a liquid-credit strategist, described the capping mechanism as designed to 'protect investors from themselves.'
- Nature has a funding gap
A $942 billion biodiversity financing gap is forcing investors and governments to rethink how ecosystems are valued, funded, and accounted for.
- 20 financial red flags that make investors walk away from a deal
The article outlines 20 financial red flags that experienced investors identify in business financials, which can indicate underlying issues hidden by polished presentations.
- Nexus to showcase student innovators, startup founders at upcoming event
Nexus Louisiana will host a two-part innovation showcase on July 2 in Baton Rouge, featuring student builders, startup founders, investors, educators, policymakers, and ecosystem partners. The event aims to connect innovators and stakeholders in the local ecosystem.