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All the latest news stories about the business world: mergers, IPOs, trends, personalities, and more
Wall Street Embraces New “Nacho” Trade Amid Hormuz Crisis
A new Wall Street phrase is rapidly spreading through financial markets as traders react to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
U.S. Job Market Defies Expectations with Strong April Hiring
The U.S. economy added 115,000 jobs in April, beating forecasts and signaling continued resilience in the labor market.
The Future of Krispy Kreme May Depend on More Than Doughnuts
Krispy Kreme bets on grocery, retail, and global expansion to fuel growth as investors watch whether its turnaround strategy is finally working.
Big Business This Week: SpaceX’s $2 trillion IPO: Should we be bullish or bearish?
We spoke with bulls and bears.
The Company Positioning Itself at The Center of the New Space Economy
Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor discusses the booming commercial space race, NASA partnerships, defense tech, and building the future beyond Earth.
Habitat For Humanity Celebrates 50 Years With Huge Atlanta Build Project
Jonathan Scott and Habitat for Humanity celebrate 50 years with a major Atlanta project building 24 homes in just five days honoring Jimmy Carter.
Amazon Expands into Diabetes Care with Same-Day Ozempic Delivery
Amazon is making a major push deeper into healthcare, announcing it will now offer the pill version of Ozempic with same-day delivery in thousands.
Big Tech Teams Up with U.S. Government as A.I. Security Fears Grow
Major technology companies including Google, Microsoft and xAI are now sharing unreleased artificial intelligence models with the U.S. government.
Delta Will Cut Food and Drink Service on Shorter Flights
Delta Airlines is scaling back onboard food and beverage service on shorter flights as airlines continue looking for ways to control rising operating costs.
Jet Fuel Spike Rocks Airlines as Middle East Conflict Drives Costs Higher
U.S. airlines saw jet fuel costs surge more than 56% in March following escalating conflict involving Iran, creating major financial pressure,
The AI Reality Check: Why Hundreds of Projects May Never Survive
Up to 40% of AI projects may be abandoned as companies face rising pressure to prove ROI. Boomi CEO Steve Lucas joins us ahead of Boomi World 2026.
High Rates, Higher Prices: The Squeeze That Could Stall Growth
Inflation is outrunning growth, squeezing consumers and raising fear of a summer slowdown as high rates and sticky prices test spending and markets today now.
Intel Surges to Record High Amid Apple Talks and A.I. Boom
Shares of Intel soared 14% to an all-time high following reports that Apple is exploring U.S.-based chip production partnerships.
Musk, SEC Reach Settlement Over Twitter Disclosure Case
The Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement with Elon Musk over allegations he violated securities laws ahead of his purchase of Twitter.
Traders Doubt GameStop's Bid to Acquire eBay
Prediction market traders are skeptical that GameStop can successfully acquire eBay, assigning the deal low odds of completion.
What It Takes to Shape the Future: Inside TIME’s 100 Most Influential Companies
TIME's editorial director Emma Barker unpacks the 2026 100 Most Influential Companies list, spotlighting trends, AI impact, surprises, and leadership shifts.
eBay Attracts Buyout Interest Amid Consolidation Waves
eBay is emerging as a potential acquisition candidate as companies look to expand their digital commerce footprint.
