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Meta's Political Shield Cracks: Why a Top Trump Ally's Abrupt Board Exit Matters
A high-profile Trump ally's sudden resignation from Meta's board signals a major shift in the tech giant's political strategy ahead of the election.
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Delaware's $56 Billion Bet: Musk's Pay Victory Isn't About the Money—It's About Control
The Delaware Supreme Court restored Elon Musk's $56B pay. PRISM analyzes why this landmark ruling is a power play that redefines corporate governance and founder control.
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The Trump Fusion Paradox: Why a Meme Stock Just Merged With a Nuclear Moonshot
Trump Media's merger with a nuclear fusion firm isn't a business pivot; it's a new frontier in financial engineering. PRISM analyzes the high-stakes gamble.
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The Pharma Paradox: Why Big Pharma's $171B Patent Cliff Leads Straight to China
Big Pharma faces a $171B revenue cliff. Their solution? Chinese biotech. Our analysis unpacks the high-stakes clash between economic need and geopolitical risk.
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The Great Chinese Luxury Reset: How the $30B Resale Boom Is Rewriting the Rules for Brands
China's $30B luxury resale boom is more than a trend; it's a deep economic reset. Our analysis breaks down the impact on LVMH, Kering, and investors.
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Musk’s $56B Pay Victory Isn't About the Money. It’s a New Playbook for Corporate Power.
Elon Musk's reinstated $56B Tesla pay package is a landmark ruling on CEO pay, corporate law, and the battle between Delaware and Texas for business.
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Crypto's Key Senate Ally Is Out: The End of an Era Creates a Perilous DC Vacuum
Sen. Cynthia Lummis, crypto's top ally in the U.S. Senate, is retiring. Our analysis explores the leadership vacuum and what it means for regulation.
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Delaware's Retreat: Musk Wins $56B Pay Battle, But The War For Corporate Power Has Just Begun
Delaware's Supreme Court restored Elon Musk's $56B Tesla pay package. Our analysis reveals why this isn't just a legal win, but a seismic shift in corporate governance.
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The FTX Epilogue: SEC's Final Judgment Signals a New Era of Liability for Crypto's Coder Class
The SEC's final judgment against FTX executives signals a new era of liability, holding crypto engineers and coders directly accountable for fraud.
EconomyEN
The Fed's Trojan Horse: How 'Skinny' Accounts Could Remake U.S. Banking
The Fed is exploring new 'payment accounts' for crypto and fintech. Our analysis reveals why this is a strategic move to reshape finance, not a minor tweak.
EconomyEN
EigenLayer's Economic Reboot: A Desperate Pivot from Hype to Utility
EigenLayer proposes a radical economic overhaul for its EIGEN token after a 91% crash. PRISM analyzes the critical pivot from hype to a sustainable, fee-based model.
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Bitcoin's Civil War: U.S. Profit-Takers Battle Global Bulls at the $90K Wall
Bitcoin is stuck below $90,000, revealing a clash between U.S. sellers and international buyers. Our analysis explains why this pattern matters for the future of crypto.