Javier E. David

Big Oil isn’t throttling the public on energy prices, but the Hormuz crisis sure is.

State Street’s bet on the Texas Stock Exchange is the latest sign Wall Street’s heaviest hitters are taking Y’all Street seriously. Issuers are noticing, too.

The powerhouse Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex economy gets a lot of its impetus from the real estate sector. Are higher rates a growing risk?

Too many services, too many shows, too much money. The streaming wars need fewer combatants.

Signs of The Great Repricing are starting to emerge everywhere.

In Greenwich, everyone agreed on the diagnosis. The cure is the part nobody wants to swallow.

“Volume is a number you can dismiss. A listings pipeline is a trend.”

Anthropic’s leaked prospectus puts a $2 trillion price tag on AI’s biggest promise — and slaps a warning label on it at the same time.

The force-majeure notice on Project Jupiter is what the AI buildout looks like when physics sends the bill — and Texas has already seen this movie.

The bond market just sent America a bill that’s getting more expensive with each passing hour.

The governor once saw a ‘gold rush’ emerging from Texas data centers. Election-year populism now threatens to dry it up.

No, the TXSE probably won’t topple New York’s entrenched lead in finance. But here’s why it doesn’t need to.

A “cruel summer” of high prices is threatening to encroach on the fall and beyond. It also heightens the risk of a Fed policy mistake.

What if hyperscalers spend trillions on a product the public is too scared to buy?

“Who the hell are the buyers of all this debt?”

"They know the facts: the story has yet to be told."