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Bugatti May Be Building A Tourbillon-Bolide Mashup For One Very Lucky Buyer

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By Ben Walsh Verified
| motors.mega.mu
Bugatti reportedly plans a bespoke Tourbillon-Bolide mashup as part of Programme Solitaire. The model is likely to be a one-off, and a reveal is expected within two months. Programme Solitaire produces no more than two unique, coachbuilt Bugattis each year. The Bugatti Tourbillon was revealed in 2024, and now that customer deliveries have begun in 2026, the Molsheim-based automaker is preparing its next big thing, an even more extreme version of the V16 hypercar.
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Stocks rise as risk-on traders are hopeful for a peace deal

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By Ben Walsh Verified
| Sherwood News
Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls hangs on the rim (Jeff Haynes/Getty Images) This past weekend's failed talks did little to dampen optimism. Stocks surged as the market took a definitively risk-on stance, driving the each of the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, and the Russell 2000 higher as Iran appeared not to escalate after President Trump's blockade order and US and Iran could reportedly resume peace talks as early as this week.
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Stocks gain after Trump orders Hormuz blockade, says Iran wants to make a deal

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By Ben Walsh Verified
| Sherwood News
(Melissa Tamez/Getty Images) Stocks shrugged off the weekend's failed peace talks. The S&P 500, the Nasdaq, and the Russell 2000 managed a positive start to week, shaking off a surge in the price of oil that was prompted by President Trump’s order to blockade the Strait of Hormuz after peace talks between the US and Iran over the weekend failed to deliver a deal.
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