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Corporate personality tests don’t measure what they claim to measure — even as the corporate appetite for them remains voracious
Wall Street eyes a Fed rate cut with the next job number revisions as workers clings to jobs amid cratering confidence
As job growth stalls and prices rise, stagflation looms, leaving the Federal Reserve in a tricky position
Big tech companies are richer than ever and Wall Street is happy. But they're still laying off thousands of workers
Salesforce posted a solid quarter, but Wall Street remains hooked on megacap growth stories for tech stocks
The Oracle of Omaha, who turns 95 today, mastered superfan selling strategies decades before TikTok, Instagram, or Patreon
The president has axed dozens of officials with vague emails. His letter to Fed Governor Lisa Cook reads more like a legal brief
Gold surged as investors sought shelter. Treasury yields climbed as bond investors grew jittery about the Fed's independence, while the dollar fell
Will easier money become fuel for another leg of Big Tech’s historic surge? Or is it the signal that tech has peaked?
An AI "office spouse" won't spread gossip or misremember a conversation, and it will never file an HR complaint. Here's why managers should care
Walmart, Target, and Home Depot report earnings this week, offering a look at how Trump’s trade wars are affecting prices and shoppers
All eyes on inflation data this week, plus a few major company reports to keep headlines popping
For countries with a trade deficit against the U.S., a baseline 15% tariff is now in force. The average tariff will hit 18%, the highest since 1933
The world’s biggest automaker took a $2.9 billion hit last quarter and slashed its full-year forecast. The trade war may just be getting started
Protein is saturating diets and American life, becoming at once a marketing pitch, a moral good, and a multibillion-dollar industry
A 53% jump in free cash flow, billion‑dollar box office hits, and blockbuster sports deals in its earnings report put the Magic Kingdom on offense
Experts warn that Trump's firing of a top economic data official undermines trust in U.S. markets and could hurt long-term investment
Disney, McDonald’s, Palantir, and a wave of pharmaceutical giants are set to report earnings — all against the backdrop of ever-volatile geopolitics
With $2.7 trillion in gross dollar volume and double-digit transaction growth, the payments giant proves the move away from cash is far from over
No rate cut is expected today, but tariffs, inflation risks, and political pressure are clouding the path ahead
UPS is ditching low-profit Amazon deliveries, closing 73 facilities, and axing thousands of jobs — all in a bid to keep profits aloft
Boeing narrowed losses and boosted deliveries in the second quarter. But heavy debt, thin margins, and lingering safety baggage show the climb isn’t...
The relatively muted moves suggest markets may have already priced in much of the upside. The most action came in currency markets
The earnings stampede becomes a full-blown deluge this week, with hundreds of companies set to report, including dozens of heavyweights
AI startups promise sky-high margins. But a 160-year-old concept known as the Jevons Paradox may be dragging them back to Earth
Toymakers are stripping out batteries, accessories, and features as Trump’s trade war drives up costs ahead of the holiday season
The forecast suggests cracks could be forming in the consumer travel boom that has buoyed other airlines in recent months
New earnings by Hasbro and GM show that tariffs aren't just political abstractions anymore. They're reshaping the businesses of legacy consumer brands
The automaker expects the impact of tariffs to become more pronounced in the next quarter — totaling $4 to $5 billion for the full calendar year
European officials are drafting retaliation plans that go beyond tit-for-tat tariffs, including new digital service taxes and procurement restrictions
Hundreds of companies are set to report earnings, including Google parent Alphabet, Tesla, GM, Intel, and Coca-Cola
The AI era means the internet is splitting in two: one for people, another for the bots
The president's trial balloon about firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell sent bond traders scrambling and prompted warnings from big bank CEOs
The unpredictability of Trump-era trade policy has created a kind of dream environment for trading desks
Wall Street trading desks have benefitted from the market volatility that followed Trump’s sweeping tariffs announcement, and the threats and...
The asset manager reported rising revenue and record assets under management, but one massive withdrawal is too big to ignore
Markets are humming and upper-income consumers feel safe. But JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says we're not out of the woods
If Trump’s goal was to isolate and weaken China, the latest export numbers suggest the opposite may be happening
Big banks kick off the second quarter with a slew of earnings reports and market commentary from CEOs. Netflix and Pepsi will also announce results
From “best year ever” to cautious clarity, Delta becomes one of the first major companies to bring back earnings guidance. Will others follow?
The tone of big bank earnings calls will likely reveal more about the economy than any single earnings number
Cuts in federal funding and upheaval at the FDA under Trump have funders keeping their wallets closed — and executives "sounding the alarm"
The White House promised 90 trade agreements by July 9. So far: two partial deals, 14 letters, and a new deadline Trump claims “has not changed.”
Why the first wave of new tariff letters targets a mix of allies, low-volume trade partners, and BRICS-adjacent economies
Trump escalates tariff rhetoric again, but the economy is flashing warning signs — and the promised deals remain almost entirely undelivered.
Some businesses were wiped out by a quiet change in the tax code that helped fuel mass layoffs. A fix from Washington is coming too late
Understanding the Trump-era tax tweak that quietly turned research and development into a liability — and rewrote the economics of tech employment
Here's what to watch in a week freighted with political and market news, from the trade deadline to Delta results
A modest gain beat Wall Street expectations. But flatlining demand for white-collar workers and more troublesome signs come as Trump attacks Fed Chair...
From students using ChatGPT to write their essays and professors using it to grade them, the line between using tools and dishonesty is blurring