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Nestlé will eliminate 16,000 jobs worldwide over two years, including 12,000 white-collar positions, as new CEO Philipp Navratil races to cut costs through automation and shared services.
U.S. factory orders jumped 2.7% in November to $621.6 billion, beating expectations of 1.5% growth. Transportation equipment led the surge with a 14.7% increase.
After a brutal 2025 that saw Chipotle fall 40% and Starbucks struggle under new leadership, analysts see a 'spicy revival story' as both chains implement aggressive turnaround strategies.
Despite crude oil prices falling below $55 per barrel, refining margins remain robust at $8-12 as the ability to turn raw crude into usable fuels becomes the market's primary bottleneck.
Amazon announces 16,000 job cuts, Meta slashes Reality Labs by 10%, and Pinterest restructures 15% of workforce as tech giants pivot resources toward AI development.
Pinterest shares surge after Q4 revenue tops estimates and international markets drive explosive growth, positioning the visual discovery platform as social media's top performer.
Intel shares crash 14% despite Q4 earnings beat as zero-cent EPS guidance for Q1 2026 sends investors fleeing. Supply constraints and foundry challenges weigh on the struggling chipmaker.
Bitcoin falls to its lowest level since November, breaking below key support as $1.75 billion in leveraged crypto positions are liquidated amid broader market turmoil.
The US dollar index climbs as Kevin Warsh's Fed Chair nomination signals credible monetary policy and reduced fears of dollar debasement.
Senator Thom Tillis announces opposition to Kevin Warsh's Fed Chair nomination until the DOJ's criminal investigation into Jerome Powell is resolved, creating unexpected confirmation hurdles.
Lyft announces Nashville expansion with Waymo and unveils partnerships with multiple AV companies, signaling its strategy to become the dominant platform for autonomous rideshare.
Spotify paid the music industry more than $11 billion in 2025, the largest annual payout in history. The streaming giant now targets 289 million premium subscribers in Q4 2025.