Tim Kiladze

McChickens have been too expensive for far too long

Barry Ritholtz @Ritholtz

Soft data (sentiment) turning into hard data (sales) "McDonald’s has posted the biggest drop in US sales since the height of the Covid-19 pandemic five years ago as uncertainty caused by Donald Trump’s tariffs weighs heavily on consumer sentiment."

And they’re major rulings, which makes it all the more 🤯

Squawk Box @SquawkCNBC

“It’s hard to keep track of these legal antitrust rulings and proceedings right now because we’re in the midst of so many in Washington,” says The Information founder @Jessicalessin. https://t.co/yWWbNRLwgq

Yes. And that premium is a big reason why the U.S. has been a giant sucking hole for capital over the last 15 years

Sonali Basak @sonalibasak

APOLLO: If the US loses its premium, “the consequences will be measured not in basis points, but in trillions of dollars in lost enterprise value,” he wrote. “It could mean substantial cuts in jobs tied to innovation and loss of long-term investment.” Investor letter obtained by

TD’s co-head of global markets departs, and that follows a shakeup in January that saw the bank's head of fixed-income leave for an asset manager https://t.co/xAQyODzwIb

All the focus is on Carney, of course. But imagine Chrystia Freeland never wrote that public letter That was the real shift

York Regional Police have arrested someone in connection to a 2024 shooting at a Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP) industrial lot in Vaughan, Ont. GIP is the sister company to Canadian waste giant GFL https://t.co/6sKdLoY3eL

Is this real life? Pay-for-play, out in the open, and no one cares https://t.co/MWVyWX5fNp