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Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, breaks down a choppy week as the S&P 500 slips modestly while underlying market breadth remains firm. Ongoing Iran headlines continued to drive intraday volatility, though reactions appeared more muted as investors priced in a path toward de-escalation. Tech came under pressure, with notable weakness across semis, software, and mega-caps fueling a broader rotation into Financials, Healthcare, and small caps. Economic data, including a closely watched CPI report, kept yields elevated and added to the shifting sector dynamics. Focus now shifts to the Fed's upcoming meeting, key economic releases, and continued positioning ahead of major IPO activity.

Adam Schenck, Principal and Managing Director at Milliman, joins Bilal Little on ETF Central to discuss how the firm is applying its actuarial expertise to tackle rising healthcare costs through new ETF offerings. Schenck explains how Milliman's Healthcare Inflation Guard and Healthcare Inflation Plus ETFs are designed to track or exceed healthcare inflation using data-driven, multi-asset strategies. He highlights how the firm's deep experience in health analytics and risk management informs portfolio construction and ongoing adjustments.

Link Logistics CEO Luke Petherbridge goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the resilience and evolution of industrial real estate in a rapidly changing economy. He highlights the rise of last-mile logistics and e-commerce demand as key drivers shaping the sector's growth. Petherbridge explains how Link leverages scale, data, and customer service to support tenants ranging from global enterprises to small businesses. He also outlines how AI and technology are enhancing operations, insights, and tenant experiences across the portfolio.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a dynamic week as tech strength and AI momentum continued to lead markets higher. Iran headlines remained volatile, with shifting ceasefire expectations driving swings in oil and Treasury yields. Economic data broadly surprised to the upside, though mixed labor signals kept attention on the upcoming jobs report. Crypto faced renewed pressure, with steep declines and ETF outflows contrasting sharply with strong equity performance. Focus now shifts to labor data, inflation, and evolving geopolitical risks as investors assess sustainability of the rally.

In May Inside the ICE House aired nine new episodes. Inside the ICE House x Las Vegas: Former Acting U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Peter O'Rourke Inside the ICE House x Las Vegas: SHRM Chief Brand and Marketing Officer Tina Beaty Inside the ICE House x Las Vegas: Former NFL Executive & Founder of the 33rd Team Mike Tannenbaum Inside the ICE House x Las Vegas: C-Suite Network Co-Founder & Chairman Jeffrey Hayzlett Episode 530: Viking CEO Tor Hagen on Brand Clarity, Destination Travel and Defining Luxury Episode 531: AllianceBernstein's Noel Archard on ETF Growth, Marketing and Client Solutions Episode 532: TGR Haas F1 Team Principal ayao Komatsu on Toyota Partnership and F1 Growth Episode 533: Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster on The Power of Investing and Expanding Access Episode 534: Apex CEO Ian Cinnamon on the Space Race, Satellite Buses, and Orbital Platforms

Fundrise CEO Ben Miller goes Inside the ICE House to discuss democratizing access to private markets and venture capital. He explains how staying private longer has concentrated wealth and why opening these markets to everyday investors is critical. Miller outlines Fundrise's push into venture through its Innovation Fund and its index-like approach to VC investing. He also explores how AI is reshaping investor education, decision-making, and the broader financial system.

Otter AI CEO Sam Liang goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the company's evolution from an AI note taker into a conversational knowledge engine. He explains how capturing and connecting millions of meetings creates a system of record for conversational data across organizations. Liang outlines the shift from passive transcription to enabling real-time knowledge sharing and AI-driven workflows. He also highlights the power of longitudinal data to improve productivity and provide context for both humans and AI agents. Liang emphasizes enterprise adoption, trust and security, and Otter's vision to scale globally as AI reshapes how work gets done.

Markel Insurance CEO Simon Wilson goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the company's century-long evolution from insuring jitney buses to becoming a global specialty insurer. He explains Markel's model and its long-term approach to underwriting, investing, and compounding value. Wilson outlines his vision to refocus the business on customer obsession, deep expertise, operational speed, and trust. He also shares how AI is transforming underwriting, operations, and the broader specialty insurance landscape.

Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, recaps a strong week as the S&P 500 extends its winning streak and climbs toward fresh record highs. Markets responded to a steady stream of conflicting Iran ceasefire headlines, ultimately pricing in progress toward a near-term resolution. Tech led the way, with semiconductors and AI-linked names driving outsized gains alongside strength in higher-risk sectors. Falling oil prices and lower yields supported equity performance, while Energy and Financials lagged amid shifting macro dynamics. Attention now turns to labor market data, upcoming earnings, and month-end flows as investors assess the durability of the rally.

The line between public and private markets has never been blurrier — and Scott Voss, Managing Director at HarbourVest Partners, has a view on both sides. In this episode of Inside the ICE House, Voss joins NYSE Vice Chair Michael Harris to map the forces reshaping capital markets in 2026: record buyouts, the rise of the secondary market as a mainstream liquidity path, and a handful of AI companies that could collectively raise as much equity as the entire global IPO market did last year. They cover what AI disruption really means for software valuations and private credit, why infrastructure and defense have become the new growth trade, and how the push for national self-sufficiency is redrawing the global investment playbook. Voss also previews HarbourVest's latest research on the redefinition of sovereignty — from geographic borders to data, compute, and the "pseudo sovereigns" who control them. The conversation closes with a warning: in a world of dispersion and consensus risk traps, the fundamentals have never mattered more. HarbourVest Partners, LLC (“HarbourVest”) is a registered investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. This material is solely for informational purposes; the information should not be viewed as a current or past recommendation or an offer to sell or the solicitation to buy securities or adopt any investment strategy. In addition, the information contained in this document (i) may not be relied upon by any current or prospective investor and (ii) has not been prepared for marketing purposes. In all cases, interested parties should conduct their own investigation and analysis of any information set forth herein and consult with their own advisors. HarbourVest has not acted in any investment advisory, brokerage or similar capacity by virtue of supplying this information. The opinions expressed herein represent the current, good faith views of the author(s) at the time of publication, are not definitive investment advice, and should not be relied upon as such. This material has been developed internally and/or obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, HarbourVest does not guarantee the accuracy, adequacy or completeness of such information. The information is subject to change without notice and HarbourVest has no obligation to update you. There is no assurance that any events or projections will occur, and outcomes may be significantly different than the opinions shown here. This information, including any projections concerning financial market performance, is based on current market conditions, which will fluctuate and may be superseded by subsequent market events or for other reasons. The information contained herein must be kept strictly confidential and may not be reproduced or redistributed in any format without the express written approval of HarbourVest.

Brian Moran, Founder and CEO of FLX Networks, joins Bilal Little on ETF Central to discuss how his platform is modernizing the connection between asset managers and wealth managers through digitization and workflow automation. Moran explains how FLX has evolved into a two-sided network that helps both sides operate more efficiently in an increasingly complex, fiduciary-driven environment. He highlights how technology, partnerships, and AI are reshaping distribution, client engagement, and growth strategies across the industry.

Apex CEO Ian Cinnamon goes Inside the ICE House to discuss how he identified a critical bottleneck in satellite production and built Apex to solve it. He explains the company's focus on productizing satellite buses to enable faster, scalable access to space. Cinnamon outlines Apex's strategy of partnering with legacy defense and aerospace players rather than competing with them. He also highlights Project Shadow and the role Apex aims to play in advancing space-based defense and national security.

Phil Rosen goes Inside The ICE House to explain how the Kevin Warsh era as Fed Chair is beginning to take shape and what it signals for monetary policy and market expectations. He breaks down how investors are parsing early cues on rates, inflation, and credibility as a new leadership tone emerges at the central bank. Rosen also explores the market's evolving response to the AI trade, including where enthusiasm remains strong and where skepticism is creeping in.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a volatile week as rising yields and shifting Iran headlines pressured markets. Despite late-week weakness, the S&P 500 remains near highs, with its winning streak still in question. Mega-cap tech leadership showed cracks, even as strong earnings—particularly from Nvidia—highlight continued AI-driven growth. Retail results were solid overall, though companies flagged pressure on lower-income consumers from inflation and higher gas prices. Focus now shifts to geopolitical developments, yields, and upcoming inflation data as markets head into the holiday weekend.

Brooke McManus, BNY's archivist, and Jordan Romanoff, senior managing counsel, go Inside the ICE House to explore how the firm's Revolutionary-era founding still shapes its role in global finance today. They explain how BNY helped stabilize early American markets and build trust during times of crisis. The conversation connects those origins to BNY's modern role powering global markets through custody, payments, and infrastructure. They also highlight how AI, blockchain, and digital assets are extending that legacy through greater efficiency, transparency, and connectivity.

Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the firm's mission to expand access to investing and promote financial literacy. He highlights the importance of National Investing Day and the role early education and compounding play in building long-term wealth. Wurster also emphasizes disciplined, long-term investing over emotional decision-making in volatile markets. He underscores Schwab's client-first philosophy, focusing on accessibility, low costs, and strong service. Ultimately, he explains how innovation and trust continue to guide Schwab's strategy and growth.

TGR Haas F1 Team Principal Ayao Komatsu goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the team's growing partnership with Toyota and its impact on performance. He explains how a shared commitment to collaboration and developing people has strengthened both organizations. Komatsu also reflects on Formula 1's global growth, driven by new media and broader fan appeal. He emphasizes the importance of preparation, trust, and decisive leadership under pressure. Ultimately, he highlights that long-term success depends on culture, learning, and empowered teams.

Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, recaps a strong week as the S&P 500 pushed to new highs, led by mega-cap tech and semiconductor stocks tied to AI momentum. Geopolitical tensions remained contained, shifting focus to U.S.–China talks and trade implications. Inflation data skewed hotter on the producer side, driving a sharp repricing of Fed hike expectations alongside a leadership transition. Despite headline gains, market breadth weakened, with equal-weight indices and smaller caps lagging. Looking ahead, investors focus on Nvidia earnings, retail reports, and key economic data to assess whether the rally can broaden.

AllianceBernstein's Noel Archard goes Inside the ICE House to discuss how the firm is building its ETF platform while maintaining a client-first, solutions-driven approach. He explains how AB combines research, active risk management, and global insights to solve real client needs. Archard also highlights the importance of marketing, education, and customization in reaching new audiences. He emphasizes that delivering tailored solutions and building trusted client relationships will drive the firm's future success.

Chris Sullivan, president of Craft & Capital, joins Bilal Little on ETF Central to discuss how media strategy in the ETF industry has evolved from product-focused messaging to personality-driven storytelling in an increasingly fragmented and digital landscape. Sullivan explains how firms can modernize their communications by integrating earned and owned media, leveraging AI tools, and prioritizing authenticity to better engage both institutional and rapidly growing retail investor audiences.

Carey Lohrenz goes Inside the ICE House to share how her experience as a Navy F-14 pilot informs leadership under pressure. She explains how overplanning can mask fear and why clarity and decisive action are critical in uncertain environments. Lohrenz highlights the importance of focus, trust, and creating a culture where teams feel safe to speak up. Ultimately, she emphasizes that strong leaders build confidence through transparency, consistency, and the ability to adapt quickly.

Viking CEO Tor Hagen goes Inside the ICE House to discuss how he built the company from a small river cruise startup into a global, publicly traded brand. He explains Viking's focus on destination-driven travel and a disciplined approach to growth rooted in consistency and long-term thinking. Hagen also highlights how clear brand boundaries, transparently detailing what Viking does and does not offer, set it apart in a crowded market. Ultimately, he emphasizes that trust, customer focus, and culture remain central to Viking's continued success.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a volatile week as Iran headlines drove swings in oil and markets. Despite the uncertainty, the S&P 500 pushed to fresh all‑time highs on a strong earnings backdrop. Results have broadly exceeded expectations, led by powerful growth in AI‑driven sectors like semiconductors. Economic data continues to signal resilience, supporting the rally. Focus now turns to upcoming jobs and inflation data alongside ongoing geopolitical developments.

From Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, C-Suite Network Chairman Jeffrey Hayzlett goes Inside the ICE House to discuss why businesses must operate like media companies in today's attention economy. He explains how brands can build authentic connections through targeted storytelling, community engagement, and a focus on customer needs. Hayzlett also highlights the importance of listening, strong distribution, and meaningful conversations as podcasting and digital media continue to grow. Ultimately, he emphasizes that trust, consistency, and solving real problems are what drive lasting impact.

From Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, former NFL executive Mike Tannenbaum goes Inside the ICE House to unpack how the business and football sides of the league must operate in lockstep to drive both wins and long-term growth. He discusses the NFL's international expansion, evolving revenue model, and how macro business trends ultimately shape roster decisions and salary cap strategy. Tannenbaum also shares lessons from building The 33rd Team, emphasizing data-driven insight, insider perspective, and disciplined leadership as the league and its media ecosystem continue to evolve.

In April Inside the ICE House aired nine new episodes. Episode 522: Visa CMO Frank Cooper on the B2AI Study & Visa's Approach to Commerce's Next Era Episode 523: ITT CEO Luca Savi on the SPX Flow Acquisition and ITT's Next Chapter of Growth Episode 524: US Antimony CEO Gary Evans on Rebuilding U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain Episode 525: Vinson & Elkins Chair Keith Fullenweider on Energy, Evolution & Texas' Rise Markets in Focus: Headline Driven Volatility, AI Impact, Long-Term Signals Episode 526: Global X ETFs Pedro Palandrani on the Global X NYSE 100 ETF & NYSE 100 Index Episode 527: Pfizer CFO Dave Denton on Oncology, Obesity, and Pfizer's Next Growth Cycle Episode 528: BNY's Emily Portney on Asset Servicing, AI, and the Future of Markets Episode 529: OceanaGold CEO Gerard Bond on NYSE Listing, Strong Growth, & Responsible Mining

From Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, SHRM Chief Marketing Officer Tina Beaty goes Inside the ICE House to explain why every company must operate like a media company to cut through today's constant noise. She shares how owning a clear point of view, humanizing brands through leadership voices, and engaging employees as ambassadors are essential to authentic storytelling. Beaty also discusses using AI as a tool for efficiency—not a replacement for human insight—and how SHRM has embedded content strategy directly into its business strategy to drive long-term relevance and impact.

From Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, former acting U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Peter O'Rourke goes Inside the ICE House to share how his military roots shaped a leadership style focused on responsibility and results. He reflects on rising through government by seizing opportunities, driving accountability, and helping advance reforms like the bipartisan VA MISSION Act. O'Rourke also offers perspective on navigating geopolitical uncertainty and adapting large institutions to better serve veterans in the future.

Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, recaps a choppy but resilient week as markets balanced Iran headlines, a Fed hold, and a flood of earnings. Mega‑cap tech and semiconductors delivered strong results tied to AI growth, though elevated capital spending sparked mixed stock reactions. The Fed kept rates unchanged amid rising internal dissent, while April closed as the S&P 500's strongest month since 2020 despite inflation concerns. Looking ahead, investors focus on more earnings, key labor data, and global central bank decisions. 

OceanaGold CEO Gerard Bond goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the company's NYSE listing and what it signals about its growth, scale, and global strategy. He explains how strong financial performance, a debt-free balance sheet, and cornerstone assets like the Haile gold mine are driving long-term value, while investments fuel future expansion. Bond also emphasizes how a culture rooted in community, safety, and responsible mining underpins OceanaGold's next chapter as an NYSE-listed company.

Ian Dunlap joins Bilal Little on ETF Central to discuss his journey from starting in the markets during the 2008 financial crisis to becoming a leading voice in retail investing. Dunlap shares how long-term thinking, a foundation in index funds, and high‑conviction technology investing shaped his philosophy, while platforms like Market Mondays helped him build trust and scale financial education for a broad audience.

BNY's Emily Portney goes Inside the ICE House to explain how asset servicing quietly powers global markets and why it has moved from the background to the center of financial innovation. She details how the convergence of ETFs, alternatives, and private markets is reshaping fund operations, investor experiences, and the scale and expertise required of leading asset servicers. Portney also discusses how digital assets, tokenization, and AI—along with a culture of innovation and human leadership—are redefining the future of asset servicing at BNY.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a tumultuous week as shifting Middle East headlines fueled volatility in oil and intraday trading. Despite escalating tensions, the S&P 500 largely consolidated near record highs, underscoring resilience after a historic rally. Strong earnings—especially in AI‑linked sectors like semiconductors—have helped anchor markets, even as cautious guidance pressures parts of software and services. With yields moving higher, attention now turns to central bank decisions and a busy slate of mega‑cap tech earnings in the week ahead.

Pfizer CFO Dave Denton goes Inside the ICE House to discuss how the company is navigating its post‑COVID transition and positioning itself for a return to sustainable growth later this decade. He details Pfizer's major strategic investments in oncology and metabolic health, including the Seagen and Metsera deals, and explains how proven platforms, global scale, and financial discipline are central to those moves. Denton also shares how execution, patient‑centric innovation, and emerging technologies like AI are shaping the next chapter of Pfizer's growth story.

Global X ETFs' Pedro Palandrani goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the launch of the Global X NYSE 100 ETF and how it redefines innovation investing. He explains how the fund expands beyond traditional tech classifications to capture tech-enabled leaders across multiple sectors and exchanges using a rules-based, multi-factor approach. Palandrani shares why growing demand for targeted, low-cost exposure made now the right time for NYSX and how it fits into the broader mission of delivering accessible innovation to investors.

Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, recaps a sharp V‑shaped rally as markets rebounded from late‑March lows to push the S&P 500 to new record highs despite recent Middle East tensions. Falling oil prices, easing volatility, and renewed strength across mega‑cap tech, software, and higher‑risk thematic stocks reinforced investors' “buy the dip” mindset, while early bank earnings pointed to a resilient economic backdrop. Looking ahead, attention shifts to a busy earnings calendar, key economic data, and lingering geopolitical and AI‑driven uncertainties.

Holly Framsted, Head of Product at Capital Group, joins Bilal Little to discuss her unexpected journey into investing and her role leading product strategy at one of the world's largest active asset managers. Framsted explains how Capital Group has expanded from zero to a large, fast-growing ETF franchise by bringing active management, tax efficiency, and advisor-focused education into the ETF wrapper. The conversation highlights Capital Group's long-term, research-driven investment philosophy, its multi-portfolio-manager approach, and how advisors are increasingly using ETFs, models, and diversified strategies to build resilient portfolios.

Phil Rosen goes Inside The ICE House to explain how Middle East tensions are driving short-term volatility and testing investor confidence. He outlines why history suggests geopolitical shocks and oil price swings are typically temporary, often rewarding investors who stay the course. Rosen argues that selling on fear has historically underperformed holding through uncertainty, even as markets rotate beneath the surface. He closes by examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market, widening the gap between experienced workers and younger job seekers entering the workforce.

Vinson & Elkins Chair Keith Fullenweider joins Inside the ICE House to break down the forces reshaping business, finance, and the legal industry. He discusses the rise of new financial hubs, the growing impact of AI on infrastructure and dealmaking, and why power and data centers are now critical to economic growth. Fullenweider also shares how Vinson & Elkins has evolved beyond its energy roots while preserving a collaborative culture and long-term growth mindset.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a volatile week as Middle East headlines and deadline-driven diplomacy fueled sharp market swings. Hopes for de‑escalation and a surprise ceasefire helped the S&P 500 rally more than 3% for a second straight week, pulling equities back near flat for the year as energy prices eased from recent highs. A mixed U.S. jobs report kept inflation concerns in focus ahead of CPI, while leadership broadened across consumer, travel, and AI infrastructure stocks. Looking ahead, investors remain focused on ceasefire negotiations, inflation data, and the start of earnings season.

US Antimony chairman and CEO Gary Evans joins Inside the ICE House to discuss why antimony has become a strategically critical mineral for U.S. defense, manufacturing, and technology. Evans explains how global supply concentration has created vulnerabilities and how US Antimony is rebuilding domestic mining and processing capacity while expanding into other critical minerals like tungsten. The conversation also explores government collaboration, supply‑chain resilience, and how new technologies, including AI, could shape the future of critical minerals production.

ITT CEO Luca Savi goes Inside the ICE House to discuss the company's acquisition of SPX Flow and how it advances ITT's strategy to focus on higher‑growth, higher‑margin businesses moving forward. Savi explains why the deal was years in the making, how it strengthens ITT's flow portfolio and customer offering, and what disciplined execution and integration mean for the company's next phase of growth.

Eric Criscuolo, NYSE Market Strategist, recaps a volatile week as shifting headlines around Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and potential U.S. exit scenarios drove sharp market swings. Quarter‑end positioning and de‑escalation hopes fueled a strong rally, lifting the S&P 500 3% and snapping a five‑week losing streak. Tech regained leadership with broad gains across mega‑caps, semiconductors, and software, while energy lagged despite higher oil and easing global yields. Looking ahead, investors brace for key economic data, a critical Iran deadline, and the calm before earnings season ramps up.

Visa CMO Frank Cooper joins Inside the ICE House to discuss the company's B2AI study, which examines the rise of AI agents as a new customer segment and highlights trust, control, and security as the key barriers to AI‑driven commerce. Cooper explains how Visa is using the findings to build trusted infrastructure that enables AI transactions while keeping humans at the center. The conversation also explores Visa's evolving approach to sports and events marketing, from long‑standing global partnerships like the Olympics and World Cup to a broader shift from traditional sponsorship to fan‑focused, creator‑led experiences.

Sheena Gray, CEO of the Association of African American Financial Advisors (Quad‑A), joins Bilal Little to discuss the evolving role of Black advisors and the organization's 25‑year legacy. Gray shares her career journey and explains how Quad‑A supports Black financial professionals—from HBCU students to veteran advisors—through advocacy, access, and community. The conversation explores shifts toward independence, the changing face of wealth, and the need for greater representation in advisory leadership.

In March Inside the ICE House aired eight new episodes. Episode 515: PR Newswire President Matt Brown on Reinventing Reach and the NYSE Partnership Episode 516: Radian CEO Rick Thornberry and Inigo's Richard Watson on a Defining Insurance Acquisition Episode 517: Martha Stewart on Business Success, Snoop Dogg's Style, and ScottsMiracle-Gro Markets in Focus: Geopolitical Risk, Oil Price Signals, Energy's Structural Boom Episode 518: Cyera CEO Yotam Segev on Securing Enterprise Data in the Expanding AI Era Episode 519: Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer on Saving Bars, Guiding Owners, and Driving Season 10 Episode 520: ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt on Fighting Antisemitism and Impact of the TOV ETF Episode 521: AEM CEO Megan Tanel on How ConExpo/Con-Agg Powers Construction's Growth and Future

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers is shaping the future of construction and manufacturing at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026. AEM President and CEO Megan Tanel goes Inside the ICE House from Las Vegas to discuss how the once‑every‑three‑years event drives billions in economic activity while spotlighting technology, workforce, and sustainability trends across the industry.

Michael Reinking, NYSE Senior Market Strategist, recaps a tumultuous week driven by escalating Middle East tensions and rapid swings in geopolitical rhetoric. Record-setting triple witching volume underscored investor uncertainty as the S&P 500 struggled to regain its 200‑day moving average despite sharp intraday reversals. Markets reacted violently to shifting headlines around Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and evolving U.S. deadlines, fueling both equity whipsaws and extreme moves in oil. Leadership rotated defensively, with energy and materials outperforming while mega‑cap tech and software felt renewed pressure.

Long before today's transit systems became everyday routines, New York's growth was propelled by ambitious railroads that stitched the region together through public investment and engineering daring. Historian Justin Rivers joins Anna Melo and NYSE archivist Dave D'Onofrio Inside the ICE House to trace how the New York Central, the High Line, and the Pennsylvania Railroad shaped the city's architecture, commerce, and identity through bold expansions and dramatic transformations.

ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt goes Inside the ICE House to explore how the ADL is tackling the rising and rapidly shifting threat of antisemitism. He reflects on how hatred has evolved from fringe extremism to viral online campaigns that challenge traditional defenses. Jonathan also breaks down the thinking behind the launch of the TOV ETF and its effort to spotlight companies that uphold democratic values.

Eric Criscuolo breaks down a week where markets were dominated by escalating conflict in the Middle East as strikes on major energy infrastructure drove fresh uncertainty and pushed oil and natural gas prices sharply higher. The Federal Reserve held rates steady, but hawkish projections and Chair Powell's repeated emphasis on uncertainty fueled expectations that policy may remain restrictive longer than previously thought. Yields surged and equities softened, even as certain pockets of the market showed relative resilience amid broader volatility. Looking ahead, investors are watching a heavy slate of data, earnings, and central bank commentary as geopolitical tensions and inflation risks continue to shape market sentiment.