U.S. stock futures rose for a second day after President Trump called off Greenland-related tariffs, easing investor concerns and helping markets regain footing.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon offered a rare public critique of Donald Trump’s immigration policy, saying he is uneasy with its direction and signaling growing business concern.
A public hearing on a proposed data center in Lisle was postponed after large crowds exceeded venue capacity, underscoring strong local interest and concern over the project.
Snap has settled a lawsuit alleging its platform contributed to social media addiction, ending the case before trial and leaving broader questions about platform responsibility unresolved.
At Davos, a surprise appearance by Elon Musk, renewed U.S. political clashes, and post-Trump reflections shaped a forum marked by uncertainty, recalibration, and unresolved global tensions.
Gold prices steadied after retreating from recent record highs as geopolitical tensions around Greenland eased, reducing immediate safe-haven buying in markets
Global natural gas prices have surged as severe winter weather boosts heating demand across major markets, tightening supply and highlighting the energy system’s sensitivity to cold.
Berkshire Hathaway is signaling a shift in real estate as higher interest rates reshape pricing, demand, and deal activity, pointing toward a slower, more deliberate property market.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the AI boom will create six-figure jobs for workers building and operating chip factories, highlighting AI’s growing industrial and labor impact.
Ford is recalling about 119,000 vehicles over a potential fire risk, according to U.S. safety regulators, prompting inspections and repairs to prevent overheating-related hazards.
Recalled canned tuna linked to botulism risk was mistakenly shipped to stores in nine states, underscoring how distribution lapses can undermine food safety warnings.
Google DeepMind’s CEO says Gemini has no plans for ads, expressing surprise that ChatGPT added them early, highlighting a strategic pause on monetizing conversational AI.
A U.S. market structure reform bill is facing weeks of delay as lawmakers shift focus to housing affordability, sidelining complex Wall Street changes for more voter-driven priorities.
Elizabeth Holmes has asked Donald Trump for early release from prison, reviving debate over accountability, clemency, and the legacy of the Theranos fraud case.
Société Générale plans to cut 1,800 jobs in France as CEO Slawomir Krupa pursues cost reductions amid broader efforts to streamline the bank’s operations.
OpenAI is renewing its focus on robotics, aiming to bring advanced AI out of screens and into the physical world through careful, general-purpose machine intelligence.
Trump is pushing for lower interest rates and limits on investor home purchases, aiming to ease housing costs amid growing concerns over affordability.
Ryanair’s CEO dismissed Elon Musk’s suggestion of buying the airline, turning speculation into a public exchange that highlights contrasting approaches to power and disruption.
A lawsuit against AI firm Eightfold alleges its hiring tools enabled employers to secretly score job applicants, raising questions about transparency and consent in AI-driven recruitment.
Volvo’s EX60, expected in 2027, emphasizes long range, fast charging, and Tesla-compatible ports, signaling a calmer, more practical phase of electric adoption.
Proposals to cap credit card rates aim to protect borrowers, but may restrict access and shift costs, with unintended consequences for working households.
Blue Origin has announced plans for a satellite network that would compete with Starlink, signaling rising competition and congestion in low Earth orbit.
Netflix’s earnings miss has heightened investor anxiety as a potential Warner Bros. bidding war revives fears of rising costs and fading discipline in the streaming industry.
A Supreme Court case involving the Federal Reserve may prompt conservative justices to more clearly define limits on presidential conduct and institutional independence.