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Dish Network's antitrust countersuit alleges Disney is cornering the sports streaming market through forced ESPN bundling and the Fubo acquisition. The case could reshape streaming economics.
With the Apple Card transfer to JPMorgan finalized, Goldman Sachs has substantially completed its retreat from consumer banking—a $4 billion lesson in strategic focus.
Goldman Sachs forecasts global M&A activity could reach $3.9 trillion in 2026 as private equity deploys $2.2 trillion in dry powder and rate stability unlocks megadeals.
President Trump will lead the largest U.S. delegation ever to Davos, with Treasury Secretary Bessent and Commerce Secretary Lutnick signaling a new era of American economic diplomacy.
Lululemon faces its toughest year with CEO Calvin McDonald departing, Elliott Investment building a $1B stake, and tariffs adding $240 million in costs. What's next for the athleisure giant?
AMD unveiled Helios, calling it the 'world's best AI rack' in a direct challenge to Nvidia's dominance. With Oracle and OpenAI as early customers, the AI chip war is heating up.
Netflix's $82.7 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery faces a hostile challenge from Paramount. The deal would reshape streaming, but antitrust concerns loom large.
Waymo is expanding to 11 new cities, Tesla is launching Cybercab production, and Uber plans robotaxi service in 10 markets. How the autonomous vehicle race is reshaping transportation.
Major bank earnings kick off Tuesday with JPMorgan, followed by Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Citigroup. After Wells Fargo's asset cap removal, here's what investors should watch.
Silver plunged 8% in a single session as the CME raised margin requirements 47% and index rebalancing triggered selling. After rallying 140% in 2025, the precious metal faces its first real test of 2026.
TikTok's sale to an Oracle-led consortium is set to close January 22, ending the app's ownership saga. The $14 billion deal creates TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC with majority American ownership.
JPMorgan's annual Business Leaders Outlook survey reveals 73% of midsize companies expect revenue growth in 2026, though concerns about tariffs, labor costs, and economic uncertainty persist.