What you need to know on Wall Street right now

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The election of Donald Trump has brought bond market vigilantes out of the woodwork. Bond markets everywhere are getting destroyed.

Elsewhere in Trump headlines:

• There's a simple reason for Clinton's shocking loss to Trump
• BERENBERG: Politics right now "evokes memories of the dreadful 1930s"
• One brutal chart from the biggest hedge fund in the world explains everything
• One of Trump's major economic polices could lead to a "global recession"
• Trump is considering an oil billionaire for energy secretary
• Wall Street is getting ahead of itself on the biggest bet it's placing on Trump
• I'm a Muslim immigrant and I'm choosing to stay in Trump's America
• Goodbye, globalization

In deal news:

• A hedge fund just asked Kate Spade to sell itself - and shares are soaring
• America's newest stock exchange has made a big Wall Street hire
• Samsung is buying connected car company Harman for $8 billion
• Siemens is buying a software company for about $4 billion
• The boutique bank Perella Weinberg is buying an energy-focused rival
• Tesla is finally addressing its single biggest problem as a company

In other news, Business Insider's Richard Feloni learned the meditation technique taking over Wall Street - here's what he discovered.

And lastly, these photos show how drastically Manhattan's Financial District has evolved since the '70s.

Here are the top Wall Street headlines at midday

An 18-month recession at the biggest businesses in America just ended - America's largest companies had some good news this quarter.

Lloyd Blankfein explains Goldman Sachs' push into retail banking - Goldman Sachs last month launched an online consumer lending platform - an unusual move for the global investment bank - and many people are wondering why.

Citi is reportedly planning to move 900 jobs from London to Dublin - US bank Citi is preparing to move up to 900 jobs from London to Dublinas part of its contingency plans for Britain's exit from the European Union

A senior Morgan Stanley dealmaker is reportedly leaving to launch a boutique firm - The veteran Morgan Stanley banker Lars Andersson is reportedly leaving the firm to strike out on his own.

There's been a dramatic shift in why the world drinks coffee - and it's a boon for companies - Coffee is just like wine.

NAPIER: Investors have been 'royally gamed by the financial system' - Financial repression is coming to Europe and the people that can't see that don't have a strong understanding of financial history and the lengths that politicians will go to get re-elected.

Checkout Gulfstream's next generation $45 million G500 private jet - Over the years, Gulfstream's line of long-range private jets have become synonymous with the pinnacle of luxury air travel.