The FAA met with major airlines to discuss reducing summer flight schedules at Chicago O’Hare, aiming to ease congestion and improve reliability during peak travel season.
Airlines say passengers who refuse to use headphones after crew instructions may be removed from flights under existing conduct policies.
The White House has nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, with Senate confirmation hearings expected in the coming weeks.
Global stocks slipped into losses as oil prices advanced amid geopolitical concerns, prompting investors to reassess risks and adopt a cautious tone across financial markets.
Oil prices rose as the widening Iran conflict increased concerns about potential supply disruptions in key Middle Eastern shipping routes.
Broadcom beat quarterly earnings estimates, driven by strong demand for AI-related semiconductors and networking products, highlighting the sector’s ongoing growth momentum.
Asian markets rebounded sharply, with South Korea’s KOSPI surging over 10% as investors responded to easing fears and positive global cues amid Iran tensions.
Netflix has walked away from a Warner Bros. deal but emphasized its $2.8 billion in liquidity, giving the company flexibility to pursue strategic content investments and growth opportunities.
President Trump and major tech firms signed a voluntary pledge aimed at preventing AI data center energy demand from raising household electricity costs.
A 13-second McDonald’s promotional video sparked playful responses from Burger King, renewing their long-running rivalry across social media.
Broadcom’s CEO projects AI chip sales could exceed $100 billion by 2027, driven by strong demand for custom semiconductors and expanding AI infrastructure.
Elon Musk defended past social media posts in a shareholder lawsuit tied to his Twitter acquisition, raising questions about executive speech and market impact.
Amazon has cut at least 100 jobs in its robotics division as part of broader corporate restructuring while continuing to refine its automation strategy.
A senior Federal Reserve official supports holding interest rates steady for longer, citing persistent inflation and economic uncertainty.
TerraPower has received approval to begin construction of its first advanced nuclear plant in the U.S., marking a milestone for next-generation nuclear energy development.
Global stock markets remain volatile and oil prices elevated as investors respond to fears that the conflict involving Iran and other countries may continue, fueling concerns over supply disruptions and inflation.
Reckitt, maker of Lysol, reported revenue growth led by strong demand in emerging markets, offsetting slower sales in mature economies and highlighting the strength of its global strategy.
Amazon has cut more than 100 jobs in its robotics division as part of broader restructuring. The move reflects shifting priorities in automation projects while robotics remains central to the company’s logistics strategy.
A sharp sell-off in South Korea’s KOSPI may have pushed investors toward cryptocurrencies, with rising crypto trading volumes suggesting capital rotation during market uncertainty.
A shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt oil, gas, and fertilizer flows, pushing energy prices higher, raising food costs, and slowing global economic growth.
RFK Jr.’s criticism of sugary drinks from Dunkin’ and Starbucks sparked backlash in New England, where residents and leaders defended the iconic coffee chain as part of regional culture.
South Korea’s stocks led gains across Asian markets as investors regained cautious optimism, while the U.S. dollar strengthened amid expectations that interest rates may stay elevated.
China has set a 2026 GDP growth target of 4.5–5%, the lowest since 1991, signaling a shift from rapid expansion toward slower but more sustainable economic development.
U.S. stocks rose as the Dow jumped more than 300 points and the S&P 500 turned positive for the week, with investors cautiously looking beyond Middle East tensions.