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Student Loan Overhaul Shifts Risk to Servicers and Private Lenders
The end of the SAVE plan and Grad PLUS loans for new borrowers is reshaping student credit, pushing risks to servicers and opportunities to private lenders.
Cal-Maine Settlement Overshadowed by $1.4 Billion Price Surge
Cal-Maine Foods' $1.5M cash settlement and 30M egg donation represent less than 0.2% of fiscal 2025 sales, overshadowed by $1.4B in price-driven revenue growth.
FAA Order on 747-8F Reflects Tight Freighter Market, Not Just Inspection Costs
FAA order on 11 Boeing 747-8F freighters underscores tight freighter market; direct inspection costs total $344,080 but downtime could be costlier.
FCC Sets 800 MHz Test Timeline as T-Mobile, AST SpaceMobile Spectrum Swap Advances
FCC approves T-Mobile's $2.9B spectrum swap with Grain Management, setting tight deadlines for 800 MHz satellite partnerships. AST SpaceMobile faces pressure to secure a deal.
Ohio Heatwave Eases FirstEnergy Outages as Lakewood Scrutiny Persists
FirstEnergy outages in Cuyahoga County dropped 53% by evening, but Lakewood officials continue to criticize the utility amid a heat wave.
Court Blocks Trump PSLF Rule, Private Lender Tailwinds Fade as Grad PLUS Ends
Two federal judges blocked a Trump-era PSLF rule, while the Education Department's stopgap list expands professional degree programs, reducing private lender tailwinds.
Hub Group Class Action Deadline Precedes Restatement Filing
Hub Group faces a securities class action with an Aug. 28 lead plaintiff deadline, before its Sept. 14 Nasdaq compliance date for restated financials.
Swiss Carrier Air Mountain Declares Bankruptcy, Wipes Out Over 30 Weekly Flights
Air Mountain has been declared bankrupt by the Sion court, grounding its two Beechcraft King Air B200s and eliminating over 30 weekly flights from Switzerland.
Snap Faces Potential Australian Fine Equivalent to 24% of Q1 Free Cash Flow
Snap (SNAP) could be fined up to A$99 million by Australian regulators, a penalty that would consume nearly a quarter of its Q1 free cash flow.