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Woodward Board Approves $1.8 Billion Three-Year Buyback

Fort Collins, Colorado — Woodward Inc. announced on Thursday that its board approved a new $1.8 billion, three‑year share repurchase authorization to return capital to shareholders. The company completed a prior $600 mil…

Impetus Names Nachiket Deshpande as Chief Executive Officer

Los Gatos, United States. Impetus Technologies appointed Nachiket Deshpande as chief executive officer on November 20, 2025, to lead global expansion and development of Agentic AI solutions. Deshpande previously served a…

Arizona Sonoran Files PFS Showing US$2.3B NPV8

Casa Grande, Ariz., Arizona Sonoran Copper Company filed a NI 43-101 pre-feasibility study this week outlining the Cactus Project, an open‑pit heap-leach SX-EW operation on private Arizona land. The PFS reports an after-…

Netherlands returns Nexperia control to Chinese parent

The Dutch government returned control of chipmaker Nexperia to Chinese parent Wingtech, seeking to ease tensions over electronics supply chains. Minister Vincent Karremans said the decision followed consultations with Eu…

Blue Owl ends fund merger after investor angst

Blue Owl scrapped plans to fold its smaller, non-traded Blue Owl Capital Corporation II into the larger, publicly traded Blue Owl Capital Corporation after investor angst and volatility. The proposed deal had frozen rede…

Porsche unveils Cayenne Electric with inductive charging

Porsche officially unveiled the Cayenne Electric, adding an all-electric option to its Cayenne lineup amid steep recent losses. The SUV arrives in two trims: Cayenne Electric ($111,350) and Cayenne Turbo Electric ($165,3…

TJX tops estimates as holiday guidance lags

TJX Companies said the holiday season is off to a strong start after posting a third quarter that topped forecasts. The discounter behind TJ Maxx, Home Goods and Marshalls reported EPS of $1.28 on $15.12 billion in sales…

Judge rules Meta not a monopoly

Meta averted a breakup after a federal judge ruled the company is not a social networking monopoly, rejecting an FTC case that could have forced a spinoff of Instagram and WhatsApp. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg sai…

Honda recalls Accord Hybrid for software flaw

Honda is recalling 256,603 Accord Hybrid vehicles from model years 2023 to 2025 after federal regulators flagged a software flaw that can reset while driving and cut power, raising crash risk. The National Highway Traffi…

Loan revives Three Mile Island for Microsoft

The Energy Department said Tuesday it will provide a $1 billion loan to restart Three Mile Island Unit 1 in Pennsylvania, a project intended to supply power for Microsoft’s data centers. Unit 1 shut in 2019; the site’s o…

Lowes raises sales outlook lowers profit guidance

Lowe’s reported third quarter results and nudged up full-year sales guidance to $86 billion after closing its Foundation Building Materials deal, while trimming profit expectations amid a tougher economy. Adjusted EPS of…

China accelerates shift to electric heavy trucks

China is pivoting to electric heavy trucks faster than expected, reshaping fuel demand. Battery-powered models reached 22% of new heavy truck sales in early 2025, up from 9.2% a year earlier, with forecasts of 46% this y…

Intuit integrates finance apps with ChatGPT via OpenAI

Intuit signed a multi-year deal worth more than $100 million with OpenAI to bring TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp into ChatGPT and expand its use of OpenAI models. With user permission, the apps can tap …

Suisun City proposal to annex agricultural land

Suisun City, a town of 30,000 in a neglected corner of the Bay Area, is facing another reinvention attempt: a proposal to annex 22,873 acres of agricultural land owned by California Forever, a developer backed by Silicon…

Navy secretary urges higher shipyard wages to compete

At a defense summit in Fort Wayne, Navy Secretary John Phelan said the shipbuilding industry must raise wages to attract and keep skilled workers, noting it is hard to lure people into welding in tight spaces when pay ma…

Early Black Friday deal lowers Sony WH CH520

Amazon has dropped Sony’s WH-CH520 wireless headphones to $38, down from $69, in an early Black Friday deal marking an all-time low. The budget model promises up to 50 hours of battery life, quick charging via USB-C, and…

Panera plots rebound with menu and service overhaul

After shrinking portions and skimping on salads, Panera Bread lost traffic and sales; now it’s reversing course. CEO Paul Carbone unveiled Panera RISE, a push to restore food quality, add value options, improve service a…

Scripps pushes back as Sinclair builds stake

Sinclair disclosed an 8.2% stake in E.W. Scripps and said it wants to own the company, sending Scripps shares up 40%. Scripps pushed back, saying its board will take all appropriate steps to protect the company from oppo…

AidData Finds Secret Chinese Lending In US

A sweeping AidData report says China’s state banks secretly funneled about $200 billion into U.S. companies over 25 years, often routed through shell firms in the Cayman Islands, Bermuda and Delaware. Many loans aided Ch…

Ford and Amazon launch certified used sales

Ford Motor is teaming up with Amazon to let dealers list certified used Fords on Amazon Autos, letting shoppers browse local inventory, arrange financing, and finish most paperwork online before picking up the vehicle in…

Disney deal hints YouTube TV genre packages

After a two-week blackout, Disney’s channels returned to YouTube TV under a new deal that hints at the service’s next move: genre-specific packages. In a bullet point, Disney said select networks will be included in vari…

CoreWeave growth faces debt and Nvidia dependence

CoreWeave’s blistering AI-fueled growth hides mounting peril, the article argues. The newly public data center operator posted $1.4 billion in Q3 revenue and marquee deals with Microsoft, OpenAI and Meta, yet it’s laden …

Media startups sidestep Google with direct audiences

As Google-driven traffic dwindles, a new wave of media startups is thriving by courting readers directly through newsletters, events, podcasts, and YouTube. The Bulwark says search ranks “at the very, very bottom” of its…

Emirates orders Boeing jets at Dubai show

The Dubai Air Show opened with Emirates ordering 65 Boeing 777-9 jets, a $38 billion list-price deal with GE engines that lifts its 777-9 backlog to 270 despite delays. Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum hopes de…

Thiel Macro exits Nvidia backs Apple Microsoft Tesla

Peter Thiel’s Thiel Macro LLC sold its entire Nvidia stake in the third quarter, unloading 537,742 shares worth about $100 million at Sept. 30’s close, according to a 13F filing. The move marks another retreat from the l…

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