Google's AI fund has led a $3 million seed round for Arva AI, a startup that helps banks and fintechs automate AML and KYB compliance.
Toronto-Dominion Bank is selling $9 billion in mortgages to meet a US regulatory cap after a money laundering settlement.
Nationwide reports a rise in ATM cash withdrawals for the third year, as Brits use cash to budget amid high living costs.
Netflix is raising prices in the U.S. and Canada, with hikes of $1 to $2.50. The ad-supported plan is now $7.99, standard $17.99, and premium $24.99. Extra member fee is $8.99.
OpenAI, Oracle, and Softbank are teaming up to build AI-powered data centers, investing $100bn immediately. The joint venture, Stargate, plans to invest $500bn over the next four years.
Trump announced the U.S. will leave the WHO, blaming its mishandling of COVID-19, political influence, and unfair financial burden on the U.S. compared to other countries.
Trump's order targets EV incentives, halts funding from Biden's laws, and challenges state rules on gas-powered cars.
President Trump announced plans to impose up to 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada by Feb. 1, citing concerns over undocumented migrants and drug trafficking.
India will allow sugar mills to export up to 1 million tons this season, easing restrictions to support farmers and strengthen the sugar sector.
Apple's iPhone sales in China dropped 18.2% in Q4, losing the top spot to Huawei. This led to a 5% global sales decline during the key shopping period.
Trump issued an executive order delaying TikTok's ban, citing national security concerns, and suggested the US may take a 50% stake or impose tariffs on China over the deal.
Capital One fixed an outage caused by a third-party vendor, which affected customer account access.
Telefonica replaced its CEO, Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete, with Marc Murtra following pressure from major shareholders.
Donald Trump and Melania launched meme coins, sparking criticism from crypto execs. The Trump token hit $15B before dropping below $8B as Melania's token gained attention.
TikTok began restoring services after Trump announced he would revive the app in the U.S. He said the U.S. would pursue a joint venture to bring it back.
Trump plans to use emergency powers to boost energy production and reverse Biden's climate policies on his first day in office.
Asian shares rose after a positive Trump-Xi call boosted hopes for easing US-China tensions. European and US futures were steady, with Wall Street closed.
President-elect Donald Trump has launched his own cryptocurrency, $Trump, which quickly reached a market value of several billion dollars ahead of his inauguration as the 47th US president.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves said regulators are hindering the UK's efforts to boost the economy and slow growth.
Target is raising its Q4 sales forecast after strong Black Friday and Cyber Monday results, but its stock is under pressure due to lower-than-expected EPS guidance.
Japanese investors bought ¥819.3 billion in stocks last week, the most in nine months, partly due to a new Nippon Individual Savings Account cycle.
China's economy grew 5% in 2024, meeting its target, driven by a stimulus boost and strong exports.
Restaurant execs are facing rising beef prices, with Portillo's and Shake Shack projecting stable costs in 2025 despite inflation concerns, especially in beef supply chains.
A SpaceX Starship rocket broke apart shortly after launching from Texas, losing contact eight minutes in. Flights over the Gulf of Mexico were rerouted to avoid debris.