Netflix’s recent stock pullback and strategic ambitions have investors watching closely ahead of Q4 earnings, with analysts split between cautious optimism and restraint.
A mall-based women’s retailer has entered liquidation and will close all stores, marking the end of its physical retail presence after years of financial pressure and shifting shopping habits.
Tesla says it is reviving its Dojo AI supercomputer project as progress on in-house chips renews plans for large-scale AI training and deeper control over its technology stack.
Chinese stocks rose modestly as investors assessed new economic data, signaling cautious optimism while markets continue to balance recovery hopes with ongoing uncertainty.
As homeowners choose to stay put amid high costs, backyards are shrinking to make room for additions, reflecting a broader shift in housing, space, and attachment to place.
A month without drinking can seem straightforward, but the experience often brings unexpected emotional and social consequences, revealing how deeply alcohol shapes routine, rest, and connection.
Markets this week balance President Trump’s appearance at Davos with earnings from Netflix and Intel, alongside new economic data, as investors look for signals on policy, growth and momentum.
A United Airlines flight from Chicago experienced a landing gear issue upon arrival in Orlando, briefly halting airport operations. All passengers and crew were safely evacuated.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned that America’s rising national debt and interest costs threaten long-term economic flexibility, calling attention to risks that build quietly over time.
Regional sports apparel retailer HatStop filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure debt and renegotiate leases while continuing operations amid shifting retail conditions.
Alphabet is appealing a U.S. ruling that found Google held an illegal search monopoly, while also challenging court-ordered data-sharing measures intended to boost competition.
President Trump says he plans to sue JPMorgan Chase within two weeks, alleging the bank “debanked” him after Jan. 6, while denying reports he offered its CEO the Fed chair role.
China’s trade surplus remains elevated as exports stay resilient and imports lag, underscoring both manufacturing strength and growing global unease over trade imbalances.
Suppliers tied to Nvidia’s H200 AI chips have paused work after China blocked shipments at customs, highlighting how trade policy continues to shape global semiconductor production.
The Supreme Court will decide whether President Trump can remove a Federal Reserve governor, a case that tests the legal boundaries of central bank independence.
A regional pet retailer has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy under Subchapter V, entering reorganization after financial strain and a franchise dispute disrupted its core business.
Canada’s tariff reduction has cut the price of a high-tech Chinese electric vehicle by about 50%, sharply increasing its competitiveness and reshaping the country’s EV market.
About 13,720 pounds of grilled chicken fillets were recalled in seven states, including Ohio, due to possible Listeria contamination, with no illnesses reported so far.
AI data centers are driving rapid growth in electricity demand, straining grids, accelerating infrastructure upgrades, and reshaping how utilities plan for reliability and future energy use.
Sequoia Capital is moving to invest in Anthropic despite backing rival AI firms, signaling a broader shift in venture capital norms as investors adapt to the scale and pace of AI.
Kevin Hassett said President Trump may be right to keep him as a top economic adviser rather than nominate him as Federal Reserve chair, complicating the central bank’s leadership search.
An IBM study finds executives expect AI to evolve from an efficiency tool into a core driver of business growth by 2030, with rising investment and broad organizational change.
Early market signals reflect rising tension between the U.S. and China, as policy disputes spill into debt markets and investors reassess the stability of America’s largest creditor relationship.
Coinbase’s confrontational response to U.S. regulators shifted crypto’s political trajectory, stalling legislative momentum and narrowing the industry’s path toward durable acceptance.