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Private equity deployment surged 57% to $905 billion in 2025 as private credit funds displaced banks to finance 80% of all leveraged buyouts, creating the most significant structural shift in corporate finance since the 2008 financial crisis.
Saudi Arabia's PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners are taking Electronic Arts private in the largest leveraged buyout in history, and the deal just cleared its biggest regulatory obstacles.
Airbus guided just 870 aircraft deliveries for 2026, missing Wall Street's 896 estimate, as Pratt & Whitney engine shortages force the world's largest planemaker into a rare moment of vulnerability.
Reddit stock has fallen from above $300 to around $140, losing 39% of its value in 2026. User growth has decelerated for six consecutive quarters. Here is what the post-IPO reckoning means.
May wheat futures climbed above $5.70 per bushel for the first time since June 2025 as USDA cuts acreage forecasts and climate risks mount. Here is what is driving the rally.
Renaissance Capital estimates 200-230 IPOs raising $40-60 billion in 2026. With Stripe, Databricks, and potentially OpenAI in the pipeline, this could be the biggest IPO year since 2021.
Amazon plans to spend $200 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, surpassing every other company in history. Here is why the bet is so large and what it means for investors.
Caterpillar's stock has surged 120% and driven 81% of the Dow's 2026 gains. Here is how a 100-year-old earthmoving company became Wall Street's favorite AI infrastructure play.
Chewy stock hit a 52-week low after losing 80% of its value since 2021. Here is what the pet economy's post-pandemic hangover means for the $150 billion industry and investors.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is building an everything exchange combining crypto, stocks, commodities, and prediction markets. Here is why the strategy could reshape retail finance.
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk once looked like twin winners in the obesity drug race. Now their paths are diverging sharply, and the gap tells investors everything about where this market is headed.
SoftBank's $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB's robotics division signals a massive shift in AI investment from software to the physical world. Here is what it means for investors.