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TikTok Strikes Last-minute U.S. Deal as Trump Claims Victory Over Ban Threat
President Donald Trump and TikTok announced a new joint venture designed to keep the app operating in the U.S. under American leadership.
Big Business This Week: What happens when “Sell America” meets “TACO”?
How resilient are the U.S. markets? Will they always bounce back on the TACO trade? Or is it possible to go to far?
Stellantis Shifting Gears With $13B U.S. Investment
Stellantis, the parent of Chrysler and Jeep, will invest $13 billion in U.S. manufacturing over the next four years.
Whirlpool Announces $300M Investment in Ohio Facilities
Whirlpool has announced a $300 million investment in its laundry facilities in Ohio. The move is expected to create anywhere between 400 and 600 new jobs.
Apple Products Get New M5 Makeover
Apple dropped its newest lineup featuring updated MacBook Pros, iPad Pros, and Vision Pro headsets.
Apple Rumored to Be Releasing Home Devices
Siri may finally be getting a permanent home base... in your house, Apple is reportedly working on a new line of smart home devices.
How Smarsh Stays Ahead in Technology and Leadership
Smarsh CEO Kim Crawford Goodman talks about the company's mission to protect the truth. *Sponsored by Smarsh
Uncovering The Shocking Collapse of Auto Giant First Brands
WSJ’s Alexander Gladstone reveals the story behind First Brands’ sudden bankruptcy: hidden deals, corporate chaos, and a mystery that shook the auto world.
Consortium to Acquire Aligned Data Centers for $40 Billion
A consortium of investors, including Nvidia, Microsoft, BlackRock, and Elon Musk’s xAI, has agreed to purchase Aligned Data Centers for $40 billion.
Walmart Teams Up with OpenAI to Turn Chats into Checkouts
Walmart has partnered with OpenAI to allow shoppers to make purchases directly through ChatGPT, marking a major shift in how consumers interact with e-commerce.
Santa’s Favorite Employer May Be Amazon as It Plans to Hire 250k
Amazon is sticking to its holiday hiring streak, announcing it will bring on 250,000 workers, matching its seasonal hires from the past two years.
