

A spirited roundup of the biggest stories about the biggest businesses in the biggest economy in the world. New episodes Fridays at 10 a.m. ET.


Big Business This Week: All about the shutdown economy
We spoke to an economist about the impact of the shutdown on the U.S. economy

Big Business This Week: Are Oracle’s profit margins getting squeezed?
When stocks in one sector suddenly start jumping, and investors and industry players are pouring in hundreds of billions, is there a bubble?

Big Business This Week: What’s the smart bet on the future of energy?
AI data centers need energy, and that’s what’s made the stock price of aptly-named NRG $NRG rise 88% in the past year

Big Business This Week: Trump vs. Musk goes nuclear
Forget Brad and Angelina, Ben and Jenn, The Beatles, Brexit, or even Henry VIII and his wives. This is the biggest split in recent history.

Big Business This Week: When there’s a gold rush, sell shovels
‘Taco’ chance on the markets’ volatility, this is nacho average opportunity! Plus: Southwest, Boeing, Disney, Nvidia, Stellantis, McDonalds, Warner Brother

Big Business This Week: Uber über alles
After a bumpy ride, the ride-hailing app is back in the good graces of investors. Plus: OpenAI, Google, Apple, Target, Moody's, Paramount, and Golden Dome.

Big Business This Week: Big Blue gets bigger, without the blues
IBM is up 20% this year, thanks to AI consulting. Plus: UnitedHealthCare, Boeing, FedEx, Apple, Nissan, Dick's, Burberry, and HBO (Max). Whew!

Big Business This Week: CVS nurses itself back to health
Shares are up more than 50% this year. Plus: Google, Apple, oil, Uber, Hollywood, and a fond farewell to the sage of Omaha.

Big Business This Week: Which stocks are thriving this year?
Palantir, for one. We take a closer look at why—and where it's going. Plus: Google, Starbucks, Meta, Amazon, and the future of U.S. shipbuilding.

Big Business This Week: Trump’s power/Powell struggle
The rumble in the bungle. Plus, pope-watchers, Meta-opoly, and more TTT.

Big Business This Week: Can Goldman say ‘recession’?
Wall Street watches wishy-washiness. Plus, tariffs bringing up banks, judges breaking down Google, and...remember the infinite money glitch?
