September 2026
All columns and Brief analyses.
10 results
491,246 observations do not replace 73,321 participants
The social-behaviour study takes repeated measures seriously and puts context into the model. That is its methodological gain; the discovery ancestry and small variance explained still bound generalization.
70 per cent keep tariff refunds in cash; 12.7 per cent selected staff bonuses
An Atlanta Fed survey puts access to tariff refunds and their distribution in the same table. Public companies' stronger access and the preference for holding cash limit the portion reaching customers or workers.
A diesel export ban sends the bill across borders
With US diesel near 6.45 dollars per gallon, calls for an export ban are growing as Washington presses for a halt to strikes on Russian refineries. Both moves determine where scarce supply remains.
A retrograde orbit leaves no single suspect for the planet’s past
GJ 3090 b’s 136-degree obliquity narrows the case for quiet aligned migration, while companion limits create a measurable distinction between scattering and a tilted disk.
Above -2350 m Jezero stays dry; below it, 3 fluid episodes
SuperCam splits the Margin unit into an olivine-rich rock without significant water exposure above -2350 m and 3 episodes that left carbonate, silica and Ca-sulfate below.
AI's invisible work was left on the employee's desk
While 80 percent of executives say validation and error correction are growing, 42 percent of employees experience the added or unrecognized work. Any productivity account must include who performs it.
Binance takes Circle equity with a promise to hold for 2 years
A 100 million dollar stake makes the exchange that promotes USDC a partner in the issuer. The no-transfer promise runs 2 years; the release states no reserve claim.
Flavio carries the Bolsonaro name back to the ballot
The court removed Jair Bolsonaro from the ballot; family succession gave his political bloc a familiar name. The October 4 vote is the measure of how much the surname carries.
Long yields eased as short rates stayed high at Nasdaq's all-time high
The Nasdaq rose 2.26 per cent to an all-time closing high. The ten-year yield fell while the two-year yield stayed high, pointing to a narrower semiconductor-led repricing rather than broad rate relief.