Thomas Shelter

Thomas Shelter has been a keen follower of US politics for over two decades. His reporting for Congress.net primarily focuses on legislation, party politics, and business news.

Bank Of America Identifies Top Assets To Buy If A U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Is Reached

Investors are closely watching negotiations between the United States and Iran as traders begin pricing in the possibility of a significant geopolitical breakthrough. Bank of America Securities has outlined two key scenarios for markets, with a peace deal and full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz representing the bank’s baseline outcome. Under that baseline scenario,…

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Justin Trudeau Buys $3.1 Million Montreal Mansion With Katy Perry’s Future Visits In Mind

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has purchased a $3.1 million Montreal mansion, with sources claiming he hopes singer Katy Perry will move in part-time. Trudeau, 54, closed on the nearly century-old stone property in the upscale Outremont neighborhood after securing a mortgage through the Bank of Montreal. He purchased the home in mid-January for…

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SpaceX IPO Draws $250 Billion In Global Demand But Dollar Rally Remains Muted

Foreign investors are pouring into the SpaceX IPO at a historic pace, with total demand surpassing $250 billion across global markets. The offering is running three-and-a-half to four times oversubscribed, signaling extraordinary appetite for one of the most anticipated listings in years. International participation is especially notable, with European buyers from Germany and France among…

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Dreame Technology Scandal Exposes Deep Flaws In China’s State-Backed Tech Funding Model

China’s rush of capital into its tech startup ecosystem has hit a significant speed bump, revealing structural weaknesses in how Beijing finances its ambitions to rival U.S. technological dominance. Within hours of each other last Friday, a Chinese city government ordered companies to disclose their financial ties to robot vacuum maker Dreame Technology, and China’s…

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