The NY Journals: World News, Business and Entertainment
How a sovereign credit rating shapes borrowing costs
Moody's, S&P and Fitch grade governments on their ability and willingness to repay. A look at how the grades are set, when they move, and how a change reaches bonds and banks.
How Cameron Winter’s Carnegie Hall concert became an album and a 35mm film
Two tankers struck near Oman and Hormuz as Brent stands at $106.80 on 12 October
Rome film festival opens 13 October with Genovese’s Il rumore delle cose nuove
Sorrentino to present Javier Bardem’s Lifetime Achievement Award at Rome festival
Money & Markets
Microsoft unveils Maia 300 AI chip with 40% more tokens per megawatt claim
Microsoft unveiled its third-generation Maia 300 AI chip on October 12, 2026, claiming 40% more inference tokens per megawatt and planning a gigawatt-scale rollout from 2027.
Why New York’s Minimum Wage Won’t Rise in 2027
New York's minimum wage stays tied to inflation from 2027, but three statutory conditions can pause a yearly increase, and the state says one applies.
Why Hormel Is Paying $1.055 Billion for Chicken Processor Brakebush
Hormel's $1.055 billion acquisition of Wisconsin-based Brakebush Brothers signals consolidation in the protein sector and reflects stronger demand for value-added chicken in foodservice.
What South Korea Disputes in Trump’s $200 Billion Energy Investment Claim
Seoul said the president overstated commitments to energy projects, raising questions about a $350 billion trade deal meant to ease tensions over tariffs.
What Leaving Before a Stock Option Cliff Date Costs an Employee
The waiting period before you can exercise options encourages employees to stay put. What happens when you leave before the process is complete.
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