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Broadcom to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion to lease its chips, filing says

Chip maker Broadcom has agreed to lend artificial intelligence lab Anthropic up to $42 billion to finance infrastructure spending, according to regulatory disclosures in Anthropic’s initial public offering prospectus. Th…

Dow futures hit three-month low as yields surge, Micron earnings offer suppor

Dow Jones Industrial Average futures and global equity benchmarks slumped to multi-month lows as Treasury yields surged amid an ongoing bond market rout. However, strong quarterly financial results and upbeat guidance fr…

Wegovy Pill Outperforms Shots in Weight Loss

A recent real‑world study presented at a medical meeting showed that patients who switched from Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy injections to the daily oral pill continued to lose weight, and in some cases lost more than those who…

France's Sanofi to pay US Partner Regeneron $1 billion upfront in expanded immunology deal

French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi announced an agreement on Thursday to pay its United States partner Regeneron Pharmaceuticals one billion dollars upfront alongside up to seven billion dollars in potential milestone pa…

Dollar gets lift from higher yields

The United States dollar maintained a strong position near a recent peak during early Thursday trading sessions. This currency resilience stems directly from an extended upward trajectory in domestic Treasury yields, par…

South Korea ordered to pay Elliott $48.49 million in Samsung merger case

A remand tribunal has ordered South Korea to pay U.S. hedge fund Elliott Investment Management forty-eight million four hundred ninety thousand dollars plus interest following a long-running investor-state dispute over t…

South Korea September exports rise 83.5% y/y to monthly record

South Korea reported an unprecedented 83.5% year-on-year surge in September exports, achieving a historic monthly record and marking sixteen consecutive months of expansion. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy ann…

The 15 worst-performing S&P 500 stocks during a dismal September

The S&P 500 finished September relatively flat overall, but market breadth revealed widespread underlying weakness as more than three-quarters of component stocks experienced pullbacks. Sector rotation heavily impacted a…

Nubank Rejects Monzo Acquisition Rumors, Shifting Core Focus To Strategic US Market Expansion

Digital banking giant Nubank has officially dismissed circulating market rumors regarding a potential multi-billion-dollar acquisition of UK-based fintech startup Monzo. During a recent investor earnings call, executives…

AI infra firm Accelevation's shares fall in tepid Nasdaq debut

Data center infrastructure firm Accelevation fell two and a half percent in its Nasdaq debut on Wednesday after pricing its initial public offering below expectations. The tepid market entry highlights growing investor c…

US inflation rises below expectations in August, gives the Fed breathing space

United States inflation increased less than anticipated in August as price pressures moderated from prior months, according to Commerce Department data released on Wednesday. The Personal Consumption Expenditures price i…

SEC clears Tesla-crafted auto-vote plan for wide use, worrying activists

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a Tesla-developed framework allowing corporations to offer investors automated proxy voting options aligned with board management recommendations. Announc…

Musk’s SpaceXAI Considers Overhaul of Pricing for Grok, X Users

SpaceXAI is evaluating a comprehensive pricing restructuring for its Grok artificial intelligence assistant, introducing tiered subscription options ranging from free access to heavy-duty enterprise plans. The proposed u…

Why are workers feeling so stressed? Maybe because labor’s share of the economy is at a record low

Federal Reserve metrics and Bureau of Labor Statistics data reveal that labor share of gross domestic income has dropped to historic lows unseen since the post World War II era. While worker productivity and efficiency i…

Online Shoppers Don’t Trust Website Reviews

Online shoppers are growing increasingly skeptical of digital feedback due to the prevalence of fake, paid, and AI-generated content. A majority of consumers now distrust reviews hosted directly on brand websites, where …

‘I’m never selling’: I’m 47 and buy bitcoin with every dollar I earn. Am I crazy?

A forty-seven-year-old investor has allocated all discretionary income toward accumulating two point five bitcoin across volatile price ranges between fifty-eight thousand and one hundred four thousand dollars. Directing…

‘I’m afraid of human stupidity’: Why this top economist prefers U.S. tech and gold over bonds

Economist Daniel Lacalle warns that global investors should prioritize US technology equities and physical gold over traditional government bonds due to expanding sovereign debt and fiscal deficits. Speaking on market st…

Major car rivals are teaming up to solve the biggest EV roadblock: Reliable charging

Major automotive manufacturers have established the landmark joint venture IONNA to address widespread electric vehicle charging fragmentation, unreliability, and infrastructure gaps across the United States. Announced t…

German Inflation Jumps to Highest in Almost Three Years

Germany recorded an annual inflation rate of 3.3% in September 2026, driven primarily by a surge in energy prices. Preliminary data released by the Federal Statistical Office showed energy inflation accelerating to 14.9%…

Carnegie Mellon nets $3 billion gift, most ever given to a university

Carnegie Mellon University has secured a landmark three billion dollar donation from Citadel founder and chief executive Ken Griffin, marking the largest individual philanthropic gift in higher education history. The fun…

A ‘freaked out’ US food industry is hitting back at Maha – with social media influencers

The United States food and beverage industry has increasingly engaged social media influencers to counter the Make America Healthy Again movement. Confronted by mounting public scrutiny over ultra-processed foods, artifi…

US trade court to weigh challenge to Trump's forced labor tariffs

The US Court of International Trade heard oral arguments regarding a legal challenge against President Donald Trump’s forced labor tariffs. Brought by twenty-five Democratic-led states and four small businesses, the laws…

BMW Targets Margin Recovery to 5% by 2028 via German Job Cuts and China Scaling to Deflect US Tariff Pressures

German luxury automaker BMW has outlined a comprehensive financial recovery plan targeting an automotive division operating margin of 3% to 5% by 2028. According to research notes from Bernstein analysts following capita…

Smart ring maker Oura puts off initial public offering due to market ‘uncertainty’

Wearable technology company Oura Inc. has postponed its planned initial public offering, citing ongoing market uncertainty despite experiencing strong investor demand. The announcement follows a third-quarter slowdown in…

Walmart, Apple share losses lead Dow's 130-point fall

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 130 points, or 0.3 percent, driven primarily by share losses in major blue-chip components Walmart and Apple. Walmart shares fell by $2.47, representing a 2.3 percent decrease, wh…

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