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The Iran war may end, but global instability is here to stay. Business leaders who plan for volatility will have the edge.
Hollywood will still roll out the red carpet on Sunday night, but the cameras, crews, and cash are moving elsewhere—exposing how far the...
"The sunny version of Detroit": Inside the slow-motion disintegration of America’s most famous industry cluster.
In the eyes of investors, Netflix, Paramount, and WBD all won this Hollywood bidding war.
Why companies like Walmart, JPMorgan Chase, and Progressive are still investing in growth when uncertainty is highest.
History suggests that voters' anxiety can outweigh good economic numbers at the polls. Just ask George Bush and Bill Clinton.
The going rate just for the airtime was $8 million to $10 million for 30 seconds, and Brody, a two-time Oscar winner, presumably doesn’t work for...
A veteran succession saga, a handpicked protégé, and a vague new “senior advisor” title are stoking fresh questions about how clean Disney’s...
Is corporate caution amid ICE tensions prudent business—or a moral failure?
President Trump's unorthodox dealmaking style has left the business community scrambling to adapt.
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Buffett's rules to invest by are pretty simple--which doesn't mean they're easy to follow.
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Emerald AI, which launched in July, is trying to solve the problem of powering the data centers that all AI companies need.
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Even if Fed chairs see a market that's overvalued, that doesn't mean a crash is near.
Oracle investors might like to know, especially now—who’s really running the show?
Welch's course "Becoming You" has become a phenomenon for students seeking meaning in their lives and careers.
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The great question now is whether OpenAI can possibly maintain its wide lead.
It's CEO is under fire. It has lost its edge. And it's still the only U.S. company with the know-how to make leading-edge chips in America.
The U.S. is a key market for the pharmaceutical industry. AstraZeneca expects 50 percent of its revenue to come from the U.S. by 2030.
In less than a month, this corporate giant had lost more than half its value.
Looking at the big picture, some experts say Cook might remain CEO for years—and that might be the best course for Apple.
Apple’s most worrisome weaknesses are on display, from a lackluster AI strategy to a string of executive departures.
Shareholders will soon get to vote on that unconventional pay plan. Institutional Shareholder Services advises they vote No.
A rough earnings report raised troubling questions about UHG’s future, and so did the resignation of CEO Andrew Witty.
The Berkshire Hathaway guru's willingness to adapt helped him earn billions from Apple and donate billions to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Nissan reported a $4.5 billion loss for the financial year. Renault, which owns almost 36% of Nissan, now expects a $2.4 billion hit in Q1.
The moves follows Brian Thompson's murder, sharp public criticism, and a major blow to the insurer's stock price.
Using data-driven insights, a tech-industry-derived focus on return on investment, and public-facing advocacy, the Gates Foundation has nudged school...
Also: Auto tariffs on hold, maybe., Zuck will testify again today in FTC breakup case.
Also: New tech tariffs are coming. Again. But polls show the public isn’t happy over expected higher prices.
“Almost every client I talk to has a war room,” says Mary Rollman, KPMG’s U.S. supply chain leader.
Also: Stocks suffered their biggest one-day drop since 2020, JPMorgan says “There will be blood.”
DeepSeek’s achievement is a big step forward in the world-changing advances of technology, regardless of who wins or loses.
“I think if we try for $2 trillion, we’ve got a good shot at getting 1 [trillion],” Musk said in a January interview.
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