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Net income, adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow all turned sharply higher as Snap's cost discipline and new ad technology started paying off.
One Rock Capital Partners buys the Maxwell House, Gevalia and Tassimo brands as Kraft Heinz sheds a low-margin, shrinking category.
A strong quarter and a $5 billion data-center target weren't enough to offset a guidance miss tied to rising memory costs.
The reversal of a 2024 decision splits off roughly 9,000 retail pharmacies from the insurer and pharmacy-benefits business, even as investors sent shares down 12%.
A week after the Federal Reserve's hawkish hold, bond yields and the dollar are climbing while gold retreats from its recent highs — a reversal from the rate-cutting path markets had expected most of the year.
The payments giant's stock rallied after it raised its cost-savings target to $1 billion, overshadowing a massive goodwill impairment and a steep GAAP loss.
Supermicro's fiscal first-quarter sales blew past the company's own month-old guidance, the latest sign that demand for AI server hardware shows no sign of slowing.
Advanced Micro Devices posted a 45% revenue jump and raised its fourth-quarter outlook, sending shares sharply higher after hours and easing some of Wall Street's AI-spending jitters.
The cloud-security startup turned down an acquisition offer from Datadog at the same valuation, betting instead that investors will pay up to keep it independent.
With the year-old truce set to lapse November 10, importers are racing to lock in sourcing decisions without knowing whether tariffs snap back, hold steady, or give way to a new deal.
The tech-led selloff deepened Monday as Oracle moved to fund its data-center buildout with fresh borrowing, even as the Dow rotated into old-economy names and hit a fresh high.
The all-stock deal pairs Marvell's chip and interconnect business with Lumentum's optical components, creating a bigger rival to Broadcom in AI data-center infrastructure — even as both stocks fell on the news.
Two Fed governors dissented in favor of a rate hike, not a cut, an unusual twist that landed just as stocks were drifting near all-time highs on the heels of the Dow's first close above 50,000.
The broadband and mobile group is planning redundancies among its 16,000 staff as it fights a BT-TalkTalk tie-up and a wave of cheaper fiber rivals.
A $1 billion round led by Sequoia Capital and Wellington Management comes as Kalshi fights state regulators over whether its contracts are legal at all.
Europe's largest budget airline says fuel prices tied to the war between the US, Israel and Iran could stay elevated well into 2027, squeezing a carrier built on thin margins.
Withdrawals surged the moment Binance resumed transactions following a $6.3 billion theft the FBI blames on North Korea, even as the exchange says it has now covered 95 percent of the losses.
Returning favorites like Peppermint Mocha and Caramel Brulée Latte are joined by a new Tiramisu Velvet drink as the chain kicks off its seasonal push.
The $3.535 billion all-cash deal extends LSEG's push into private and distressed-credit data, one of the hottest corners of financial information.
The corporate-card startup's valuation has more than doubled since June, underscoring investors' continued appetite for fast-growing fintech challengers to the banks.
Attacks on tankers and Saudi infrastructure are keeping a floor under prices even as the eight-month Iran war periodically looks close to cooling.
Fed Governor Lisa Cook joined a hawkish Cleveland Fed in dissent, the most divided vote of Kevin Warsh's chairmanship, as markets quickly priced in a December hike.
The National Retail Federation projects Americans spent a record $13.5 billion on Halloween in 2026, even as shoppers say affordability is weighing on their choices.
The deal is the CRM giant's latest move to expand Missionforce, its military and national-security software unit, which has grown 80% year over year on a new $5.6 billion Army contract.
The chipmaker is in talks to cosign financing for a West Virginia AI campus underpinning a $44.6 billion Anthropic contract, deepening its financial ties to a neocloud under growing investor scrutiny.
Both oil majors leaned on downstream refining margins to cushion a third quarter marked by softer upstream prices, with Chevron also booking a legal reserve and an impairment.
A second straight day of tech-stock losses pushed the Nasdaq to its worst month since March 2025, as investors punished signs that AI's costs are outrunning its payoff.
A pricier bag of Halloween treats is the latest cost-of-living flashpoint, as manufacturers pass along cocoa contracts locked in during last year's record-high prices.
The deal, DoorDash's biggest ever, would combine the delivery giant's restaurant network with Instacart's grocery expertise as both companies look beyond a maturing takeout market.
Greenpeace says it is tracking seven vessels carrying 288,000 tonnes of Russian diesel toward American ports, though it remains unclear whether they will be allowed to unload.
Third-quarter profit rose to $8.46 billion from $2.2 billion a year ago, with BP crediting disrupted Gulf and Russian refineries for pushing diesel margins to record highs.
Alphabet's stock tumbled 13% after AI search summaries ate into ad revenue, as Amazon and Microsoft earnings fed a broader reckoning over how much the AI race is costing.
The AI lab has told investors it could price shares before Thanksgiving at a valuation of up to $2 trillion, a listing that would top SpaceX's record-setting debut.
Google's parent company posted a steep profit decline and committed to more AI infrastructure spending, a combination investors punished hours after rewarding Microsoft for the same strategy.
John Healey's first Budget pairs a one-off energy payment with a higher bank-profits tax, as Britain's growth forecast is downgraded and oil prices stay elevated.
Microsoft posted a $36.6 billion quarterly profit on surging cloud revenue, even as Alphabet's results disappointed investors worried about the cost of the AI buildout.
The Fathom, Ford's answer to a wave of cheap Chinese EVs, builds its home-power inverter directly into the truck rather than the wallbox — and arrives just as a bare-bones rival undercuts it by $5,000.
Shanghai's STAR 50 tech index has plunged 40% since June even as Beijing pours state money into AI and robotics, with analysts pointing to thin profit margins, soft consumer demand and the threat of further US tech restrictions.
Roughly 60,000 employees across the US, India, Canada and the UK are eligible for the voluntary exit package, the company's second workforce reduction effort this year as it manages costs amid heavy AI infrastructure spending.
The Claude chatbot maker disclosed $16.3 billion in first-half revenue against losses topping $80.7 billion, and told investors sufficiently advanced AI could pose "catastrophic or existential risks to humanity" if deployed without adequate safeguards.
A new 'Founder Alignment Agreement' gives Zuckerberg more Meta shares, more often, after he warned the board he was weighing a move out of California.
The carrier added 406,000 postpaid phone customers last quarter even as investors fretted over SpaceX's expanding wireless ambitions.
The all-cash deal adds roughly 266,000 net acres in the oil-rich Montney formation, deepening Ovintiv's bet on one of North America's most active unconventional plays.
The Federal Reserve's rate call and earnings from Microsoft and Alphabet both land Wednesday, with Amazon following a day later — a compressed window investors say will set the market's tone into year-end.
Oil has stayed above $100 a barrel for weeks as the conflict involving Iran keeps shipping through the Strait of Hormuz under threat, with Goldman Sachs warning prices could stay elevated through year-end.
Nvidia and Micron are leading a group of ten companies that make up roughly two-thirds of the profit growth driving this year's stock rally, a concentration some strategists call unprecedented.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both slipped Monday as investors weighed a concentrated AI-driven earnings season against political surprises from Brasília to Belgrade.
With Tesla valued near $1.5 trillion and SpaceX near $2 trillion, a combination would dwarf any merger on record — and hand Musk, already the world's first trillionaire, even tighter control of both.
AT&T shares fell again this week after a Bernstein downgrade, as Wall Street increasingly treats SpaceX's spectrum-buying spree as a credible long-term threat to the traditional wireless carriers.
Brent crude touched $112 a barrel after strikes on a Saudi airport and oilfield and reported mine hits near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting the U.S. to begin withdrawing some diplomats' families from the region.
Nvidia, Meta and CoreWeave led a renewed selloff in AI-linked shares even as several companies posted stronger-than-expected earnings, while crude climbed on fears over the war with Iran.
The Claude developer is expected to publicly file its IPO paperwork within days, setting up a potential listing before Thanksgiving that Wall Street is treating as a referendum on the AI boom itself.
A combination of the two companies, worth a combined $3.5 trillion, would be the largest corporate merger in history — if shareholders ever agree to it.
Analysts say a chip shortage driven by AI data-centre demand, plus earlier stockpiling, drove the sharpest quarterly decline in years.
The bank says artificial intelligence is the 'icing on the cake' of a modernisation drive that will eliminate about 5% of its global workforce by year's end.
A New Mexico jury found Meta violated state law more than 40 million times; the judge called the company's deception 'willful' and said it spanned more than a decade.
The earnings slide came even as deliveries beat Wall Street's expectations, with investor attention increasingly drawn to Musk's comments about combining Tesla with his rocket company.
Oil climbed roughly 3% as traders weighed the risk of a sustained disruption to Saudi exports following fresh Houthi strikes and Washington's order for some diplomats to leave the kingdom.
Operating income rose 37% and margins widened sharply in the third quarter, even as the streamer's own guidance flagged a hit from recently announced headcount reductions.
A Santa Fe jury found Meta violated state consumer-protection law more than 43 million times; the judge called the penalty a message-sending moment even as Meta vowed to appeal.
The commitment, made as the AI lab reportedly weighs a November IPO, could grow further as the company's valuation climbs.
The telecom and digital arm of Mukesh Ambani's conglomerate is targeting roughly ₹30,000 crore as public bidding opens, with listing expected within the week.
Semiconductor and electronics shipments drove third-quarter growth past most economists' estimates, even as property investment keeps sliding.
Ten-year yields near their highest level since 2002 and a fiscal 2027 budget fight are forcing investors to treat French debt less like Germany's and more like Italy's.
The airline's chief executive says a prolonged run of elevated jet-fuel prices would push ticket costs higher across Europe, though Ryanair itself is largely hedged through March.
Two of the stock market's steadiest performers report before Tuesday's opening bell, kicking off a week of results investors will use to judge whether Monday's AI-stock rebound has real legs.
A tally that has circulated widely this month shows U.S. startups chasing the power and computing limits of the AI boom have already raised nearly double what they did in all of 2025, with the bank warning that raising cash is the easy part.
Brent eased from a high not seen since May after an executive order loosened sanctions tied to Russian energy exports, but tanker attacks near the Strait of Hormuz are keeping a floor under the market.
A single stock did most of the lifting Monday, as chipmakers clawed back only part of their worst stretch in 16 years and traders grew choosier about which AI winners to buy.
The AI company said Sunday the commitment brings roughly a fifth of its shares toward charitable and public-good purposes as it prepares for a possible listing as soon as November.
Intel, AMD, Micron and SanDisk rose in early trading as investors positioned ahead of a heavy earnings week, even as AI-financing worries that drove last week's selloff lingered.
Jakarta shares extended last week's record plunge Monday as index provider MSCI considers skipping frontier status entirely and reclassifying Indonesia as a standalone market.
Third-quarter growth hit 4.5% as high-tech exports surged, even as a prolonged property downturn and cautious consumers continue to weigh on domestic demand.
An executive order shelving fresh penalties just before a congressionally mandated deadline sent oil prices down and left Asian equities split between relief and renewed AI-bubble jitters.
Six alpacas now wander between the tables at a countryside cafe near Belgrade, part of a small but growing wave of animal-themed attractions aimed at turning drivers into day-trippers.
Andreessen Horowitz led a round valuing the machine-native AI startup at $7.5 billion, just weeks after it left stealth.
The group left targets unchanged for a third straight month, deferring a capacity review that will shape 2027 quotas.
Spot prices are running more than 20% below January's spike as a hawkish Federal Reserve reshapes bets on how high bullion climbs this year.
The Singapore-based data-center builder's filing is emerging as a key test of how much more capital Wall Street will commit to the AI infrastructure boom.
The gadget maker's first-ever countdown calendar launched quietly in Germany, with no word yet on a wider release.
The direct-sales veteran who built a $2 billion jewelry business is betting that brands need an AI co-pilot for marketing calendars more than another analytics dashboard.
The Commerce Department's headline beat masked a narrower story: strip out the pump, and spending rose just 0.2% as inflation outpaced many shoppers' paychecks.
Brent crude touched $110 a barrel for the first time since May as insurers retreat from the Strait of Hormuz and Kyiv widens its campaign against Russia's fuel supply.
A $50 billion debt load at the AI cloud company became Wall Street's biggest worry this week, dragging the Nasdaq to its steepest weekly loss since June even as the Dow held its ground.
A Guardian investigation ties nickel in automakers' battery supply chains to the loss of indigenous rainforest in Sulawesi, underscoring the industry's struggle to source 'clean' materials responsibly.
UK Maritime Trade Operations data shows 12 vessels struck in a single week, even as regional oil exports slow and Brent crude holds above $100 a barrel.
Revenue jumped 50% to a record $46.7 billion in the third quarter, marking a sixth straight quarter of record profit as advanced chips for Nvidia, Apple and other AI customers sell out.
Bankers have told prospective investors the AI company's offering could raise more than $100 billion, valuing it near $2 trillion — a test of a wobbly market for mega stock listings.
Backed by BlackRock, Schwab, Citadel Securities and other Wall Street heavyweights, the Dallas-based upstart says real competition for corporate listings is here to stay.
The firm added a record $232 billion in new wealth-management assets in the third quarter, even as overall profit slipped from the prior quarter amid a mixed start to bank earnings season.
Precious metals suffered their sharpest selloff in weeks after hotter-than-expected inflation data revived talk of an October rate increase, even as some banks call the pullback a buying opportunity.
A surprise jump in consumer prices sent gold and global chip stocks tumbling and the dollar higher, as traders priced in new odds of a Federal Reserve rate increase this month.
The grocery chain says Kroger broke its promise to do whatever it took to win antitrust approval for their $24.6 billion tie-up, as the companies head to a Delaware trial this month.
Treasury regulators handed BofA the third-largest anti-money-laundering fine on record for failing to flag over $5 billion in suspicious transactions, a one-time charge that will dent third-quarter earnings.
Dutch benchmark futures have climbed to their highest since early 2023 as Persian Gulf LNG exports stay crippled, and Goldman Sachs warns prices may need to spike further to ration limited supply.
The Dutch lithography giant posted record sales and margins, but warned customers now want to lock in machines for 2029 and 2030 as capacity additions fall short of AI-driven demand.
AMD's all-stock deal to acquire Fei-Fei Li's World Labs, announced in late September, remains pending regulatory clearance — and stands as one of the clearest signs yet that chipmakers are paying up for AI research talent, not just products.
Worldwide startup funding fell 25% from the second quarter to $159 billion, Crunchbase data show, even as a record 27 companies raised billion-dollar rounds and AI startups captured nearly two-thirds of all venture capital.
JPMorgan leads a run of third-quarter bank reports this week, the first test of Wall Street balance sheets since the Federal Reserve's September rate hike and the oil-driven surge in bond yields.
Brent has held above $100 a barrel for weeks as tanker attacks near the Strait of Hormuz continue, pushing Treasury yields to 24-year highs and testing the Federal Reserve's new, more hawkish stance.
Sequoia, Benchmark and Coatue backed a $1 billion round for the viral personal-assistant app, intensifying a race with Meta's rival agent, Muse.
Third-quarter revenue topped Wall Street forecasts on strong international growth, even as PepsiCo lowered its core earnings guidance for the year.
Spot rates on trans-Pacific lanes are still running more than four times pre-crisis levels, but freight analytics firm Xeneta says the surge has topped out and a gradual cooldown — not a collapse — is coming.
The 30-year fixed rate rose to 7.40% this week, extending a seventh straight weekly increase as the Treasury selloff that sent long-bond yields to 24-year highs ripples into home finance.
A long-overlooked 1951 painting by Chicago surrealist Gertrude Abercrombie set a new auction record for the artist after a picker found it in a Michigan hallway.
The Austin-based audio and power-management chipmaker has quietly closed its acquisition of a Pavia-based semiconductor design house, adding engineering talent and intellectual property on undisclosed terms.
Crunchbase counted a record 27 billion-dollar funding rounds last quarter, led by matching $5 billion raises for Databricks and Safe Superintelligence, even as funding outside AI stayed comparatively muted.
Brent crude has stayed above the century mark for weeks as Washington reinforces its naval presence near the Strait of Hormuz and fresh tanker incidents keep traders on edge.
The S&P 500 is sitting just below its all-time peak even as the 30-year Treasury yield pushes toward levels last seen in 2001, a split forcing investors to square record stock prices with a deepening bond-market selloff.
A new industry survey finds Halloween spending climbing again this year, driven partly by a surge in costumes for dogs and cats — most of them, naturally, pumpkins.
Seven OPEC+ members kept November production at September's level, extending a pause after six months of increases as supply risk from the Middle East keeps crude elevated.
A year-long waiver on Zambia's 10% concentrate export tax lapsed just as a flagship smelter restarted after a maintenance outage that ran six weeks over schedule.
Minutes from the September meeting show policymakers raised rates a quarter point and signaled they aren't done, even as they acknowledged inflation hasn't cooled as much as hoped.
The AI company is finalizing a $15 billion credit line as bankers prepare investor meetings for what could be one of the largest public offerings ever.
Coatue and Blackstone are leading a round that could value the Nvidia-backed cloud provider at $14.5 billion, as a single $35 billion commitment from Anthropic fuels its push toward a 2027 listing.
Trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič heads to Beijing for two days of talks aimed at curbing a tenfold surge in Chinese hybrid-car exports, as Germany and France push the EU toward tougher trade defenses.
European and US borrowing costs climbed in tandem Wednesday as Brent crude's push back above $101 a barrel revived fears that central banks will stay restrictive for longer.
Kristalina Georgieva says record public debt, a renewed energy shock and an unproven AI investment boom could combine into what she calls a 'far-reaching shock' for the world economy, as IMF and World Bank meetings open next week in Bangkok.
A single Pokemon promo card, one of only 100 ever printed, became the second-most expensive in the game's history at a Fanatics auction.
Manufacturers and defense contractors are securing supply of the critical mineral ahead of a Nov. 27 deadline, when Beijing's year-long suspension of export controls is set to expire.