Judge rejects motion to dismiss Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman; the case will be decided by a jury trial set for March 2026.
Trump announced plans to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes to boost affordability, prompting market reactions and sparking debate on housing policy.
JPMorgan Chase will take over Apple Card issuance from Goldman Sachs over about two years, bringing $20B in balances and continuity for users.
Botswana’s Vice President and Finance Minister Ndaba Gaolathe is in Abidjan for discussions with the African Development Bank about enhanced support — including technical assistance and financing — for the country’s economic transformation and development priorities.
After a major water main break in Calgary’s northwest, Mayor Jeromy Farkas is outlining possible relief options for affected businesses, including encouraging remote work to decrease water demand, while Stage 4 restrictions remain and repairs continue.
Starbucks has added viral Dubai-inspired chocolate drinks to its menu, reflecting how social media-driven food trends increasingly shape global café offerings.
U.S. manufacturing contracted for a tenth straight month in December, reflecting cautious demand and higher borrowing costs as factories continue a prolonged, measured slowdown.
New car sales are increasing as wealthier buyers return to dealerships, highlighting a recovery driven by those better able to handle high prices and borrowing costs.
A late surge in select stocks revived the Santa Claus rally, as easing economic fears and year-end positioning helped lift markets after weeks of hesitation.
A lawsuit claims McDonald’s misleads customers by marketing the McRib as a rib product, arguing its name and presentation create false expectations about what it contains.
U.S. transportation and aviation officials announced new radar contracts to begin rebuilding the nation’s aging air traffic control system, aiming for greater reliability and long-term modernization.
Michael Platt’s BlueCrest Capital, trading only with internal capital after returning client funds, has achieved an estimated 7,858 % gain over the past decade, underscoring a bold trading strategy.
Day Two of CES 2026 highlights brighter TVs, restrained smart glasses, and practical robots, revealing a future where technology blends more quietly into everyday spaces.
Hyundai plans to deploy human-like robots in its factories, aiming to assist workers with physical tasks and gradually reshape how automation and labor coexist.
Nvidia is highlighting robotics as a natural extension of its AI chip business, signaling long-term ambition while leaving near-term stock performance tied to data center demand.
Beneath the Promise of Black Gold, Venezuela’s Oil Carries Heavy Weight
Indian farmers are tapping growing global demand for butterfly pea flowers — a blue crop used in teas and natural dyes — turning it into a profitable new agricultural opportunity.
Chevron’s stock is benefiting from renewed optimism about Venezuela oil access, but rebuilding production and realizing profits will take years amid infrastructure, political, and economic challenges.
Tesla’s share price is rising, yet valuation debates rage — with some analysts arguing the stock’s intrinsic worth could be as low as $80 a share while others see much higher potential.
Hawaiian Airlines, part of Alaska Airlines, unveiled a $600M+ five‑year Kahu‘ewai Hawai‘i Investment Plan to modernize airports, upgrade tech and aircraft, enhance loyalty benefits, and expand community and sustainability work.
Lowe’s is offering free perks — from discounts to kid‑friendly gifts — through its MyLowe’s Rewards program to lure shoppers amid slow sales and weaker foot traffic in the home improvement sector.
United CEO Scott Kirby says the airline plans “surprises” for 2026, hinting at “new aircraft types” and innovative products that could reshape its fleet strategy and customer experience.
Nearly 150 countries agreed to a global minimum corporate tax deal, but U.S.‑based multinational firms will be exempt from parts of it, following negotiations centered on tax sovereignty.
At CES 2026, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics showcased the humanoid robot Atlas in its first public demo, highlighting plans for industrial deployment by 2028.