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All the latest news stories about the business world: mergers, IPOs, trends, personalities, and more
York Space CEO Dirk Wallinger on First Earnings Since IPO
Dirk Wallinger discusses York Space Systems’ March 19 earnings, growth in satellite demand, and strategy following its recent NYSE debut.
Walmart and Kroger Roll Out Digital Price Tags, Sparking Surge Pricing Fears
Walmart and Kroger are deploying digital shelf labels across their stores, with Walmart aiming to complete the rollout nationwide by year's end.
Time Names “Architects of A.I.” as 2025 Person of the Year
Time magazine selected the “Architects of AI,” the people who imagined, designed, and built modern artificial intelligence, as its 2025 Person of the Year.
Why a sequel isn’t always the answer to people’s demands for more
Ask yourself if you actually want to see some of the popular film franchises continue.
Disney Investing $1 Billion in OpenAI
Disney is investing $1 billion in OpenAI and will let users create videos featuring more than 200 characters from Disney, Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars.
AGS Vs. A.I.: Fix Your “Delusions”
State attorneys general from across the U.S. are demanding that major AI companies crack down on “delusional” and psychologically harmful chatbot outputs.
Inside the Fed’s Decision to Cut Rates
The Fed cut rates, sparking market swings. Bill Mann unpacks the decision, the economy’s direction, policy risks, and what investors should know.
Rivian Building Its Own A.I. Assistant
Rivian has spent nearly two years developing an in-house AI assistant, separate from its multibillion-dollar tech partnership with Volkswagen.
PepsiCo to Slash Product Line and Cut Prices
PepsiCo said it will cut nearly 20% of its product offerings and lower prices as part of a new plan shaped by activist investor Elliott Investment Management.
SpaceX Eyes Record-Shattering $1.5 Trillion IPO in 2026
SpaceX is reportedly preparing for a mid-to-late 2026 IPO that aims to raise $30 billion at a staggering $1.5 trillion valuation, according to Bloomberg.
Job Openings Stall as Layoffs Rise in a Cooling U.S. Labor Market
U.S. job openings held nearly steady at 7.7 million in October, indicating continued uncertainty about the direction of the economy.
