Zero Hedge

Zero Hedge

Zero Hedge is a financial blog that compiles news and shares editorial viewpoints from both original content and external sources. The site focuses on topics related to economics, Wall Street, and the broader financial industry. It gained recognition in 2009 for highlighting the contentious practice of flash trading, claiming that Goldman Sachs' privilege to access flash order data enabled it to earn unfair profits. The news articles on the platform are authored by a team of editors who collectively use the alias "Tyler Durden," inspired by a character from the novel and film Fight Club, as well as "Robert Meyers."

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  • 3 days ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

    Today, public companies based in Dallas-Fort Worth hold a combined $1.5 trillion in value—a figure doubling in the past five years. Owing to its pro-business policies and lower cost of living, Texas is attracting scores of corporate headquarters, particularly from California. As a result, states are losing billions in tax revenues as the corporate landscape shifts south.

  • 3 days ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

    Authored by Debra Heine via American Greatness,The results of a chromosome test on Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif at the World Boxing Championships in March 2023 confirm the Algerian boxer is, as many have suspected, a biological male.

  • 3 days ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

    Authored by Dana Anderson via Redfin News,There’s a total of $698 billion worth of homes for sale in the U.S., up 20.3% from a year ago and the highest dollar amount ever. This is based on an analysis of listings on Redfin.com going back through 2012. For the total dollar value of all inventory on the market, we sum up the list price of all active U.S. listings as of the last day of each month; April 2025 is the most recent month for which data is available.

  • 4 days ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

    The world’s $12.5 trillion informal economy covers nearly every corner of the world, seeing the highest concentration in emerging economies. Yet in absolute terms, China, the U.S. and India are home to the largest black markets—covering everything from street vendors to illegal activities that evade governmental oversight. Overall, this generates lower tax revenue and poorer working conditions given the absence of worker protections, leaving millions exposed to poor working conditions.

  • 4 days ago | zerohedge.com | Tyler Durden

    The hawkish Washington DC-based think tank, The Institute for Study or War (ISW), had just prior to Ukraine's Sunday shock drone operation which reportedly took out some 40 military aircraft deep inside Russian territory issued a report saying President Vladimir Putin is prepared for war with NATO if things escalate to that point.