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Benzinga

U.S. business/financial media, no strong partisan lean

Benzinga is a Detroit-founded financial media and data company majority-owned by private equity firm Beringer Capital, with founder Jason Raznick still involved as CEO. It focuses on markets, stocks, and business news rather than politics, and its coverage of the Trump administration is largely limited to market-moving policy news (tariffs, Fed decisions, regulation) reported in a fairly neutral, trader-focused tone rather than ideological framing.

Owned byPrivately held; majority stake acquired by private equity firm Beringer Capital in 2018, with founder Jason Raznick retaining a stake and staying on as CEO

LeaningU.S. business/financial media, no strong partisan lean

On the administrationmostly neutral

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4.3average bias score across 41 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

5 Binance Reports $4.7 Billion in Net Withdrawals After Reopening Following $6.3 Billion Hack the FBI Attributes to North Korea
4 OpenAI Cuts Funding Target to About $20 Billion at $1.25 Trillion Valuation, FT Reports; Nasdaq Falls 2.86% Friday
4 U.S. Stock Futures Rise and Brent Falls About 2% as Trump Says No Iran Strike 'Today' and Mediators Travel to Tehran, Ahead of Wednesday Fed Decision
2 10-Year Treasury Yield Falls Below 5% for First Time Since September as AI Stocks Slide; Brent Oil Settles at $113.17
6 Iran's Revolutionary Guard Cites Seven Undersea Cables Under the Strait of Hormuz, Says 'New Targets' Will Be Unveiled
4 U.S. Stock Futures Rise as AI Shares Rebound From Biggest Weekly Drop Since Late June; Brent Falls to About $107 and 10-Year Yield to 5.085%
4 Nasdaq Falls 2.1% Friday and 4.5% for the Week, Its Worst Week Since June; Chip Index Ends Week Down 11.4%
4 Accenture Stock Closes Up 15.6% After Quarterly Earnings of $3.29 a Share Top Analyst Forecasts
3 Onsemi and Synaptics Switch to a $123-a-Share All-Cash Deal After Rival Bid; Stated Value Is $5.7 Billion, vs. $7 Billion in June
5 MGM Resorts Discusses a Bid for Barry Diller's People Inc., WSJ Reports, a Day After People Dropped Its $48.30-a-Share Offer for MGM
2 Alphabet, Oracle and Amazon Shares Fall on Sept. 23 as 10-Year Treasury Yield Reaches Highest Level Since 2007
6 AMD Closes Above $1 Trillion in Market Value for the First Time as Chip Stocks Rally on Sept. 21
4 Nscale Files S-1 for NYSE Listing, Reporting $1.02 Billion First-Half Loss on $140.6 Million in Revenue
5 Generac Grants Amazon Warrants for Up to 1.69 Million Shares in Data Center Generator Supply Deal; Stock Jumps
3 North Carolina and 11 Local Governments Reach $455 Million PFAS Settlement With Chemours, DuPont and Corteva, Plus a $135 Million Reserve Fund