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All the latest news stories about the business world: mergers, IPOs, trends, personalities, and more
Is the U.S. Job Market Losing Steam? Inside the “Stall Speed” Economy
With paid job posts down 13%, LinkedIn’s Kory Kantenga explains what the latest labor data signals for workers and employers.
How Insomnia Cookies Turned Late-Night Cravings into a Global Business
What started in a college dorm is now a cookie empire. Insomnia Cookies CEO Seth Berkowitz talks scale, strategy, and staying sweet.
'Returnuary' Exposed: The Tech Company Saving Millions of Returned Products
Billions of pounds of returns go to waste each year. REBEL CEO, Emily Hosie, on the company working to turn that waste into resale opportunity.
Rebuilding Wall Street on the Blockchain: Inside NANT Global Finance
NANT Global Finance CEO Mark Elenowitz shares how blockchain is transforming capital markets with integrated brokerage, exchange, and transfer services.
Aldi Accelerates U.S. Expansion by Opening 180 New Stores
Aldi plans to open more than 180 new U.S. stores this year as consumers across income levels cut grocery spending and seek lower prices.
Paramount Skydance Sues WBD in Escalating Takeover Battle
Paramount Skydance is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and CEO David Zaslav in Delaware as part of its hostile bid to acquire the company.
Alphabet Joins $4 Trillion Club After Apple Taps Gemini
Alphabet became the fourth company to reach a $4 trillion market capitalization after its shares rose on news that Apple selected Google’s Gemini for AI.
Gold Soars to Record as Safe-Haven Demand Spikes
Gold hit an all-time high above $4,600 per ounce on Monday as investors rushed into safe-haven assets amid growing market uncertainty.
Big Business This Week: The $180 Billion gamble on Venezuela’s oil
Experts are finding it hard to see how the plan to exploit Venezuela’s oil makes business sense.
Meet the Company Powering America’s Autonomous Deliveries
Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, explains how 2,000 AI-powered robots are transforming last-mile delivery across major U.S. cities.
Trailers don’t provide the viral marketing the studios believe they do
Trailers are turning into huge productions by themselves.
Are Parents Ready for Skyrocketing Childcare in 2026?
Taylor Bowley, Economist at Bank of America, details why childcare costs outpacing inflation may force tough financial trade-offs for U.S. families.
How Venezuela’s Oil Comeback Could Rewrite U.S. Energy Independence
Jay Hatfield, CEO/CIO of Infrastructure Capital Advisors, weighs in on how heavy crude may reshape U.S. refineries and energy equities.
How Retail Investors May Be Rewriting the Rules of the Market
As markets hit record highs amid volatility, eToro U.S. Head Andrew McCormick breaks down how retail investor behavior is rapidly evolving.
Inside Novo Nordisk’s Boldest Move Yet: A Weight-Loss Pill for the Masses
Daniel Gilbert, Business of Medicine Reporter at The Washington Post, breaks down Novo’s first GLP-1 weight-loss pill and why it matters.
American Airlines Keeps Elite Bar Steady
American Airlines said it will keep its spending requirements to earn elite frequent-flyer status unchanged in 2027 for the third year in a row.
Alaska Goes All-In: A Jet-sized Bet on Boeing’s Comeback
Alaska Airlines announced its largest aircraft order ever, committing to more than 100 Boeing jets to secure coveted delivery slots and fuel growth.
