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Headlines about the things this site covers — dividends, cash and policy rates, bonds and credit, REITs and property, preferred stock, income funds, royalties and private credit. Every item is a link to the publisher who reported it, and only a fixed list of named publishers can appear here at all.

Sources last checked Aug 25, 2026 at 22:05 UTC · newest headline 2 hours ago. Showing the 60 most recent of 1507 stored.

What this page is, and what it is not
Every headline here is a link to the original publisher's page, and it opens there rather than on this site. We do not write the news and we do not rewrite it: the line under a headline is the publisher's own description of their article, shown as theirs. Items are selected by source and subject, not by whether we agree with them, and appearing in this list is not an endorsement of the publisher, the article or anything named in it.

How a headline gets here: two market-data vendors send a large feed several times a day, every item is tested against a fixed list of named publishers, anything from a press-release wire, an aggregator, a stock-promotion site or a law-firm solicitation is dropped, and what survives has to match one of the income topics above or it is dropped too. Most of what the vendors send never reaches this page. Nothing here is written, rewritten or summarised by us — the headline, the description and the timestamp are the publisher's, and the link goes to their page. That also means the feed is a filtered sample rather than the day's news: a story absent from this page has not been judged unimportant, it simply came from somewhere that cannot appear here.

Today

Apple Upgrades Macs for the AI Era

Bloomberg WireDividends · 8 hours ago

Bloomberg's own descriptionApple is upgrading its Mac mini and Mac Studio as demand grows for desktop computers capable of running AI applications locally. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman breaks it all down and explains why…

AAPL

What Nvidia Needs to Prove to Investors

Bloomberg WireDividends · 8 hours ago

Bloomberg's own descriptionNvidia is expected to deliver another quarter of extraordinary growth, but Franklin Templeton Portfolio Manager Sara Araghi says the numbers alone may not be enough to change investor…

NVDA

Instagram head Adam Mosseri to testify at Meta trial

Reuters WireDividends · 11 hours ago

Reuters's own descriptionInstagram head Adam ​Mosseri is ‌expected to take the ​witness ​stand on Tuesday ⁠in the ​trial of ​a lawsuit by 29 U.S. ​states ​against Instagram parent Meta ‌Platforms , ⁠the office of…

META

Which publishers can appear here

The allowlist is the whole editorial position of this tab. It is published here so you can check it rather than take it on trust.

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Only 72 named publishers can appear in this feed — wire services, mainstream business press, and specialist market titles. Press-release distribution wires, law-firm class-action solicitations, stock-promotion copy and syndication portals are blocked outright, including when they arrive under an allowed byline. Anything matching none of the income topics below is dropped rather than filed under a catch-all.

Wire service — 17 publishers

News agencies whose copy other outlets license and reprint. The original report, before anyone else's headline is put on it.

  • Agence France-Presse
  • Bank for International Settlements
  • Bank of England
  • Bloomberg
  • Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • Dow Jones Newswires
  • European Central Bank
  • FDIC
  • Federal Reserve
  • Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
  • International Monetary Fund
  • Nikkei Asia
  • Reuters
  • The Associated Press
  • TreasuryDirect
  • US Securities and Exchange Commission
  • US Treasury
Major business press — 23 publishers

General and business newspapers and broadcasters with staff reporters and a published corrections policy.

  • Axios
  • BBC News
  • Business Insider
  • CNBC
  • CNN Business
  • Financial Times
  • Fortune
  • Fox Business
  • Handelsblatt
  • Le Monde
  • NPR
  • PBS NewsHour
  • Politico
  • Sky News
  • The Australian Financial Review
  • The Economist
  • The Globe and Mail
  • The Guardian
  • The New York Times
  • The Telegraph
  • The Times of London
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • The Washington Post
Specialist market press — 32 publishers

Trade titles, rating agencies and research publishers that cover one corner of the income market in depth.

  • American Banker
  • Argus Media
  • Banking Dive
  • Barron's
  • Billboard
  • Bisnow
  • Citywire
  • Commercial Observer
  • Crain's
  • ETF.com
  • Financial Planning
  • Fitch Ratings
  • GlobeSt
  • Ignites
  • Institutional Investor
  • Investment News
  • Investment Week
  • Investopedia
  • Investor's Business Daily
  • Kiplinger
  • MarketWatch
  • Moody's
  • Morningstar
  • Music Business Worldwide
  • Nareit
  • Oil & Gas Journal
  • Pensions & Investments
  • PitchBook
  • Private Debt Investor
  • S&P Global
  • The Bond Buyer
  • Utility Dive

Three categories are excluded whatever they are about. Press-release distribution wires carry text an issuer wrote and paid to distribute — a primary document, not reporting, and the largest single source of filler in any commercial news feed. Aggregators republish other outlets' work under their own banner, which would put the wrong name next to a headline. Contributor networks and stock-picking publishers produce recommendation copy at volume, which has no place on a site that publishes no recommendations of its own.

One more class is blocked before the allowlist is even consulted: law-firm class-action solicitations. They are advertisements for legal services written in the shape of market news, and they routinely reach a feed under a reputable byline, so the headline itself is tested rather than only the sender.

If a headline here matters to you, read it at the publisher's site rather than through us. We show the title, the outlet, the time and the publisher's own one-line description, and then get out of the way. Nothing on this page tells you what to do about what you read.

Frequently asked

Where do these headlines come from?
From two market-data vendors, Financial Modeling Prep and Tiingo, which carry feeds from many publishers. Everything they return is filtered against a fixed allowlist of outlets before it is stored, so what you see is a subset of what the vendors sent, not the whole feed.
Why are there no articles from some well-known finance sites?
Three categories are excluded on purpose. Press-release distribution wires carry text the issuer wrote and paid to distribute, which is a primary document rather than reporting. Aggregators republish other outlets' work under their own name, so the byline would credit the wrong publisher. Contributor networks and stock-picking sites publish recommendation copy at volume, which has no place on a research-only site.
Do you write or summarise these articles?
No. The headline is the publisher's headline and the description is the publisher's own text as supplied in the feed, stored so that the item can be attributed. Nothing on this page is our writing about someone else's reporting, and no item is generated.
Does an article appearing here mean you agree with it?
No. Selection is by source and subject. A story can appear here and be wrong, or be an opinion column at a reputable outlet. This site publishes no recommendations of its own and treats none of these as advice.
How often does the list update?
It updates when the ingest job runs on the server, and every page carries the timestamp of the most recent successful fetch. Articles older than 30 days are not taken in, and rows are removed after 90 days, so this is a current feed rather than an archive.
Why is an article filed under one topic when it touches several?
Each item is filed under exactly one topic, chosen by how strongly its headline and description match that topic's terms, with the narrower topic winning a tie. An article matching none of them is dropped rather than placed in a general bucket, which is where filler usually hides.
About these headlines
Headlines are supplied by third-party news feeds and can be incomplete, delayed or wrong, and a publisher can update or withdraw a story after we have stored the link. Timestamps are the publisher's own, normalised to UTC, so a time can differ by a few minutes from what the outlet displays in its local zone. Nothing in this feed has been verified by us, and nothing in it is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything.

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