New York, US
Coverage of New York, US in the Nexus archive.
- Columbia Risks Losing Top Credit Rating as Trump Slams Colleges
The Trump Administration has announced the cancellation of $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University, citing civil rights complaints from Jewish students. This action risks Columbia losing its top credit rating.
- ‘He Has the Market in a Chokehold’: Stocks Swing as Trump Posts
Stocks fell as renewed oil price spikes and resilient labor market data reduced expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. The New York Stock Exchange reported the decline on March 5, 2026, amid rising Treasury yields.
- Tech Bulls Are Taking Charge of the Stock Market
Weakness in tech stocks dragged down broader US indexes at the start of 2026 as investors adopted a cautious stance. Intel Corp.'s signage at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York highlighted the sector's struggles.
- Housing REIT National Healthcare’s US IPO Raises $462 Million
Janus Living Inc., a seniors-focused real estate investment trust, raised $840 million in its initial public offering by increasing the deal size and pricing shares at the top of the marketed range. The IPO was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
- Wall Street’s Crypto Ambitions Dealt a Setback by Latest Hack
Janus Living Inc., a seniors-focused real estate investment trust, raised $840 million in its initial public offering after increasing the deal size and pricing shares at the top of the marketed range. The IPO was conducted on the New York Stock Exchange.
- Traders Ready to Put War Behind Them Dial Up Risk
Traders at the New York Stock Exchange are showing increased risk appetite as Aevex Corp., a military drone manufacturer, saw its shares rise 15% following a $320 million IPO. The article highlights market optimism amid efforts to move past geopolitical tensions.
- Strong Earnings Results Can’t Save Stocks from Dimming Forecasts
Aevex Corp. shares rose 15% after the military drone maker raised $320 million in a US initial public offering. However, broader stock market forecasts remain dim despite strong earnings results.
- Madison Air Jumps 19% After Biggest US Industrial IPO Since 1999
Madison Air Solutions Corp. surged 19% after its $2.23 billion IPO, marking the largest US industrial company listing in nearly three decades. The IPO took place at the New York Stock Exchange on April 16, 2026.
- Apollo’s Cornell, Client Coverage Head, Leaves After Four Years
John Cornell, Apollo Global Management's Client Coverage Head, has left the company after four years. Apollo's CEO highlighted challenges for active managers in public markets and emphasized opportunities for alpha in private markets.