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Elon Musk Said to Put $1 Billion Into Debt-Laden Skydance
Musk is reportedly investing $1B in Skydance as the David Ellison-led studio wrestles with significant debt from its Paramount and WBD mergers.
Disney's Super Bowl Simulcast Strategy Draws Affiliate Backlash
Disney is broadcasting the Super Bowl across six platforms, a move that has frustrated ABC's local station affiliates who fear audience fragmentation.
Dune Launches Real-Time Data Feeds for 200 Onchain Trading Venues
Dune's new service pipes live onchain trading data into institutional systems as tokenized stock markets grow and draw regulatory attention.
How Much Apple Stock Does New CEO John Ternus Own?
John Ternus became Apple's CEO in September 2026 and stands to gain significant equity through performance-based awards.
Amex Travel Now Lets Members Book Airbnb and Earn Points
American Express has integrated over 1 million Airbnb listings into its Amex Travel platform, enabling cardholders to earn Membership Rewards points on prepaid stays.
Disney's Super Bowl Multiplatform Strategy Draws Affiliate Backlash
Disney is broadcasting the Super Bowl across six platforms, angering ABC affiliates who see their local exclusivity eroded.
Bitcoin Slides to $81K as Risk-Off Mood Grips Markets
Bitcoin drops nearly $3,000 in a single session, mirroring sharp losses in equities as investors shed risk across asset classes.
Nasdaq Drops 2.6% as AI Fears Rattle Tech; Yields Tumble
AI spending anxiety hammered chip stocks Thursday while Treasury yields shed up to 19 basis points, sending mixed signals across markets.
Should You Buy a Wedding Band From Budget Retailer Quince?
A consumer weighs buying a wedding band from Quince at a third the cost of a local jeweler, raising questions about value and trust.
US Plans to Release One-Third of Heating Oil Reserve to Cool Prices
The Biden administration is considering loaning roughly a third of the Northeast Heating Oil Reserve to soften fuel prices heading into winter.
Houthis Deny Drone Strike Aimed at Saudi Arabia's Medina
Yemen's Houthi movement rejected claims it launched drones toward the holy city of Medina, deepening uncertainty over the incident.
Israel Election Unlikely to Shift Hard Line on Iran Policy
Analysts say whoever wins Israel's next election will face the same strategic pressures that have long defined its confrontational posture toward Iran.
Gulf Stock Markets Slip as Iran-US Nuclear Talks Stall
Regional equities retreated across most Gulf exchanges as stalled diplomacy between Iran and the US injected fresh geopolitical uncertainty into the market.
Trump Wants Data Centers to Self-Power, But States Hold the Cards
Trump called for data centers to generate their own electricity, but legal experts say that authority rests with state governments, not the White House.
BlackRock's Rieder Calls High-Quality Bonds a Historic Opportunity
BlackRock's fixed income chief Rick Rieder sees rare value in high-quality bonds heading into Q4, offering a strategic case for the asset class.
Apple Adds U.S. Titanium Supplier Amid Tight iPhone Supply
Apple is diversifying its titanium supply chain by adding a domestic supplier for the iPhone Duo as component shortages persist.
Albania Files Formal Corruption Charges Against Former Deputy PM
Albanian authorities have formalized corruption charges against ex-Deputy Prime Minister Balluku, escalating a high-profile legal case.
United Airlines Cuts 2026 Profit Outlook as Fuel Costs Rise
United Airlines has lowered its annual profit forecast due to climbing fuel prices, even as passenger demand and bookings remain resilient.
Tesla Shares Climb on Musk's SpaceX Merger Signals
Elon Musk hinted at a possible Tesla-SpaceX combination, sending Tesla stock higher as both companies form special committees to assess a merger.
Walmart Launches Membership Bundle Targeting Amazon and Costco
Walmart's new membership program takes direct aim at rival subscription services, but analysts are skeptical about its real-world value.
S&P 500 Earnings Season May Determine Bull Market's Fate
Investors are turning to corporate earnings to stabilize markets, with a critical S&P 500 level signaling whether deeper losses lie ahead.
Tech Selloff Drags Down Both Software and Chip Stocks on Friday
AI uncertainty and interest-rate anxiety erased sector divisions Friday, pulling software and semiconductor stocks down together.
Why a Democratic Midterm Sweep Could Deepen the Tech Selloff
AI stocks are already sliding, but a Democratic wave in November could transform a correction into a full-blown crash.
Meta Shares Climb Again as New AI Model Family Wins Wall Street
Meta stock extended its rally for a second consecutive day after the company's latest AI model family drew positive market reaction.
Saudi Arabia's FII Conference to Go Hybrid After Security Concerns
Riyadh plans a hybrid format for its flagship investment summit following recent attacks, sources tell Reuters.
Johnson & Johnson Eyes Spinoff of Hip and Knee Implant Division
J&J is reportedly leaning toward separating its orthopedic implant business, a move that could reshape its medtech portfolio.
Six Flags Stock Slides Toward 17-Year Low After Fatal Ride Accident
A deadly roller coaster incident at Six Flags sent the company's shares sharply lower, reviving investor concerns about liability and park safety.
Kimberly Guilfoyle Steps Down as Greece Ambassador at White House Request
Guilfoyle's resignation follows a direct request from the White House, confirmed publicly by new press secretary Katie Zacharia in her debut briefing.
Bank of America Hit With $1.2B Fine for Money-Laundering Failures
The Treasury Department penalized Bank of America just hours before the bank was set to report quarterly earnings.
Veritext Legal Solutions Acquires Advantage Reporting Services
Generational Group advised Advantage Reporting Services in its sale to Veritext Legal Solutions, expanding the legal services giant's footprint.
Fed's Hammack Warns Higher Rates May Be Needed to Curb Inflation Mindset
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack says tighter monetary policy may be required to prevent an entrenched inflationary psychology from taking hold.
Microsoft Bets on In-House AI Chips to Cut Nvidia Reliance
Microsoft is accelerating its shift toward homegrown AI silicon, a move that could widen margins and strengthen its broader artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Evernorth Shares Climb 5% on Nasdaq in XRP Treasury Debut
Evernorth launched as the first pure-play XRP digital asset treasury on Nasdaq, with shares rising 5% at opening.
IonQ Buys Cybersecurity Firm Elisity in $1.3B All-Stock Deal
Quantum computing company IonQ is acquiring cybersecurity firm Elisity in an all-stock transaction valued at up to $1.3 billion.
Bitcoin Holds Above $84,000 Despite ETF Outflows and Oil Slide
Bitcoin's resilience above $84K amid ETF outflows and falling oil prices signals a decoupling from traditional risk indicators.
NY AG Wins $35M Settlement and Crypto Ban Against Celsius Founder
Alex Mashinsky faces a lifetime ban from crypto and up to $35M in penalties after a settlement with New York's attorney general.
Regulatory Disclosure Filed on Pollen Street Group Limited
A Form 8.3 regulatory disclosure has been filed concerning Pollen Street Group Limited, signaling notable market interest in the firm.
Skydance CEO Ellison Touts Vertical Integration Strategy
Skydance Media's leadership is betting on a cross-vertical approach to dominate entertainment. Here's what that ambition means for the industry.
Is a 30-Year Treasury Bond the Right Home for Your Nest Egg?
Long-term Treasurys look safe but carry hidden risks. Here's what retirees and savers need to understand before committing.
When a Generous Friend Becomes Unbearable: The Hidden Cost of Being Treated
A reader's wealthy friend foots every bill on group trips, but the dynamic is straining — not strengthening — their friendship.