Apple lost its challenge at the EU General Court against landmark antitrust rules designating its App Store and iOS as "gatekeepers."
OpenAI will publicly launch its highly advanced GPT-5.6 model (including Sol, Terra, and Luna) this Thursday.
Trump ordered a cutoff of US trade with Spain at the NATO summit, calling Madrid a "terrible partner" over defense spending and Iran war policies.
Fresh food demand has boosted Amazon Now's ultra-fast delivery service in Brazil, prompting the company to expand its local product range by 15%.
Ford topped J.D. Power's 2026 mass-market quality rank. CEO Jim Farley targets flawless launches to slash heavy recall and warranty costs.
Trump plans to bypass a congressional ban and signal a willingness to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey as a gift for President Erdogan
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere has strongly urged China to leverage its direct access to the Kremlin to bring Russia to the Ukraine peace table. Oslo emphasizes that China's ongoing close partnership with Russia limits deeper Europe-China cooperation, while noting that a baseline unconditional ceasefire would already be a major concession from Ukraine.
Saudi Arabia has shipped 34 million barrels of crude through the Strait of Hormuz since a June 17 ceasefire, despite tanker traffic remaining at a third of pre-war levels.
Toyota is investing $3.6 billion in its San Antonio, Texas plant to shift production of the Tacoma pickup from Mexico, creating 2,000 U.S. jobs by 2030.
EasyJet shares surged nearly 10% after its board recommended a £5.5bn takeover bid from US private equity firm Castlelake following four rejected offers.
Walmart announced thousands of summer "Rollback" price cuts on groceries, apparel, and seasonal items. President Trump quickly claimed credit on social media, stating the discounts were made at his administration's request to celebrate America's 250th birthday, though Walmart's official release made no mention of the administration.
SpaceX officially joins the Nasdaq-100 index today, July 7, 2026, just 15 trading days after its record-breaking June 12 IPO.
Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs, mostly in its Xbox division, to restructure the gaming unit and fund its massive investments in artificial intelligence.
Crédit Agricole bought Worldline's stake to take 100% control of their Cawl payments venture, shifting the deal into a commercial partnership.
UK employees are encouraged to max out pension salary sacrifice schemes before April 2029, when new rules will restrict National Insurance (NI) exemptions for contributions over £2,000 annually.
Barratt Redrow CEO David Thomas has warned that first-time buyers are facing their toughest market conditions since the 2008 financial crisis.
Tensions are rising between City executives and unions over a proposed tax on UK banks to fund winter household support under prospective Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda has indicated he intends to remain involved in the company's management for another 10 years.
Leaders from Japan and India met in New Delhi to strengthen ties, with Japanese direct investment in India reaching a record ¥1.14 trillion last year. Major firms are expanding operations to tap into India's growing market and manufacturing sector.
Ferrari has unveiled the 12Cilindri Manuale, a limited-edition V12 model featuring a manual gearbox. Priced at €590,000, the 1,499-unit series targets traditionalists following the mixed reception of the brand's first EV.
SpaceX destroyed 260 aging Starlink satellites in early 2026. While it keeps the tech fresh, scientists worry the vaporized metal harms the ozone layer.
EasyJet agreed in principle to a £5.2bn takeover by US firm Castlelake. The deal awaits regulatory approval, including EU ownership rules.
OPEC+ will increase production by 188,000 bpd starting in August. Despite recovery efforts, oil prices remain pressured by glut fears and easing regional tensions.
A Delaware judge ruled that JPMorgan must continue paying the astronomical legal fees of convicted fraudster Charlie Javice, rejecting the bank's claims of abuse.