We split the S&P 500 into two groups: one group of companies that give more to Democrats and the other with companies that give more to Republicans. Then we calculated which group had better overall returns over the thirty days after Trump was re-elected.
Elon Musk, CEO of multiple companies receiving billions in federal aid, openly bought himself direct access to, and arguably ownership over, the White House.
We’re top 50 in the App Store worldwide! Canceling Republican companies is quickly becoming the next big movement. And Goods Unite Us is at its center.
JD Vance and Mr. Moreno both claim to be from “main street.” But based on the contributions received to date, they’re the candidates of Wall Street.
3 major indicators signaling a potential shift in the politics of the Tech sector, traditionally one of the most Democratic-leaning in the entire economy.
This week, I dug into News Corp. Who have they been bankrolling?
Who supported the former California Senator the first time she ran for President?
Which, if any, party benefits the most from this year’s Super Bowl?
Of all the companies that placed bets on McCarthy being the most powerful Congressman, which had the worst ROI when he lost the speakership?
The Inflation Reduction Act is the largest investment ever made by the U.S. government to counter climate change. Who wanted it DOA and how was FTX involved?