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The FTX bankruptcy was looking like a hedge-fund trade for the ages, set to make hundreds of millions of dollars for intrepid vulture investors. Then things got messy. My latest with alexander saeedy and Jiyoung Sohn bit.ly/3RGQFxA

On today's front page: Our story about the fights that have broken out between hedge funds and crypto traders over FTX claims. Read more here: bit.ly/3RGQFxA

The next big power play on Wall Street? Power. Major hedge funds are piling into electricity trading, drawn by price volatility that’s expected to get even more extreme from AI-driven demand and more renewables on grids. Story w/ Caitlin McCabe wsj.com/finance/commod…

🧵On March 29, 2023, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia for doing his job. He was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to 16 years in a Russian prison today. We’re offering resources for those who want to show their support for him.

Two WSJ front pages. Left: The March 29 blank page commemorating the one year anniversary of Evan Gershkovich’s arrest Right: Tonight’s page, commemorating his release

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris reacts as she meets Evan Gershkovic, who was released from detention in Russia, upon his arrival at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, U.S., August 1, 2024. REUTERS/Nathan Howard

Update: Kremlin spox Dmitry Peskov says Putin ready to “consider pardoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich’s request for an interview.” Which really tells you everything about the sham spying trial, doesn’t it… tass.com/politics/18245…

The race to become president appears to be as close as ever, but that isn't stopping some big hedge funds and asset managers from getting behind trades that could pay out if Trump wins. ICYMI, my latest for The Wall Street Journal this week: bit.ly/3UnKmk6

Scoop: My story w/ Ben Dummett about how billionaire Leon Black, the former chief of Apollo, is in talks to become the anchor investor behind the purchase of the Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper. Story here: bit.ly/4gI1Vof

Hedge funds are having a moment. Will it last? wsj.com/finance/invest… via Caitlin McCabe The Wall Street Journal #HedgeFunds

buff.ly/gjD3on2 Caitlin McCabe European defense stocks, long term treasuries, and maybe Bitcoin are the only true Trump trades left.

Trump calls his latest tariffs reciprocal. They aren’t. In most cases, Washington is now charging other countries more than what they charge the U.S. wsj.com/economy/trade/…

The The Wall Street Journal reporting on Elon Musk is in a league of its own… wsj.com/politics/elon-…

Corporate Giants Shred Outlooks Over Tariff Uncertainty CEOs warn big-ticket items will cost more, as travel becomes early trade-war casualty From Lynn Cook , Alison Sider and Caitlin McCabe wsj.com/business/compa…

John Paulson is among the biggest winners from surging gold prices. He's boosting his gold bet--and making it riskier. via Caitlin McCabe and Joe Wallace wsj.com/finance/invest…

Paul Marshall and Ian Wace have almost nothing in common—except a $70 billion fund with a top-secret algorithm. on.wsj.com/3FoOSKX

Paul Marshall and Ian Wace have almost nothing in common—except a $70 billion hedge-fund firm with a top-secret algorithm. Says Wace: ‘I don’t think I have really ever agreed with anything that Paul has ever said.’ My latest for The Wall Street Journal: wsj.com/finance/invest…

No disclosure on exactly what was agreed to as part of the return-to-Geneva framework. The lack of details may suggest the US side will need Trump’s approval to undo some of the export controls Beijing asked for. w/Max Colchester Caitlin McCabe wsj.com/economy/trade/… via The Wall Street Journal