Trump Says Saudi Nuclear Deal Requires Riyadh to Enter Abraham Accords

Campbell's CEO Serves Up Warning For Restaurants As "Resilient" At-Home Cooking Trend Gains Steam There is not much to get excited about in canned-soup maker Campbell's third-quarter results, with sales slumping and softness in its snack unit weighing on performance. But one revealing detail from management's earnings call earlier on Monday offers a broader read-through on the consumer: households may be spending much more time cooking at home and pulling back from restaurants in the second half of the year.  The canned-soup maker reaffirmed its full-year outlook, but Wall Street analysts...

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday denied claims from President Trump that Tehran is seeking negotiations and a ceasefire with the US and said that Iran is ready to fight for as long as needed. “No, we never asked for a ceasefire, and we have never asked even for negotiation,” Araghchi told CBS News […]

Could The Government Use Tax Dollars To Bail Out Bitcoin?  Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance There was a time when Bitcoin’s biggest selling point was that it existed outside the financial system. No governments. No central banks. No bailouts. No “too big to fail.” It was supposed to be the antidote to everything that happened in 2008. In fact, I once argued that another 2008 is what could standardize bitcoin. Fast forward fifteen years, and we’ve somehow reached the point where I’m asking myself whether the last remaining bailout for crypto might actually be...the U.S. government....