JPMorgan will invest up to $10B in U.S. firms tied to national security, focusing on defense, energy, tech, and manufacturing as part of a $1.5T 10-year plan.
Microsoft and LSEG expand their partnership to use AI on financial data, boosting analytics and tools for the London Stock Exchange Group.
Spirit Airlines got $475M in court-approved funding, $150M from AerCap, and will cut costs by slashing routes, staff, and rejecting 27 aircraft leases.
Gold hit a record $4,078.05 on safe-haven demand amid U.S.-China tensions and Fed rate cut hopes; silver also surged. Spot gold last at $4,067.79.
Warner Bros Discovery has rejected Paramount Skydance's recent takeover offer of around $20 per share, calling the bid too low, according to sources.
Qualcomm faces China antitrust probe for not informing regulators about its June acquisition of Israel's Autotalks, violating disclosure rules.
Carmakers face UK trial as 1.6M drivers claim they used illegal defeat devices to cheat diesel tests, echoing VW's 'dieselgate' scandal.
SoftBank is seeking a $5B margin loan using Arm shares to fund more investments in OpenAI.
China is strictly enforcing import rules on U.S. chips, including Nvidia AI processors, with customs checks at ports to boost its own semiconductor production.
Germany's savings banks partner with U.S. firm BNY Mellon to handle international transfers up to €3,000, aiming to compete with low-cost rivals amid sovereignty concerns.
Spirit Airlines move upscale failed to fix issues like rising costs and tough competition. After bankruptcy in March, it rebranded but filed again within six months.
Ford ends plan to offer $7,500 EV lease tax credit after subsidy expired Sept 30 but says it will keep competitive lease pricing, the company said Thursday.
Stellantis Q3 global shipments rose 13% to 1.3M units, with gains in North America (+35%) and Europe (+8%), but down 3% in South America.
GE's FlightPulse app now has over 60,000 commercial pilot users, up from 40,000 last year, and is expected to exceed 70,000 by year-end, boosting safety and efficiency.
Mexico's annual inflation rose to 3.76% in September, slightly below forecasts but up from 3.57% in August, staying within the central bank's target range.
The U.S. approved billions in Nvidia chip exports to the UAE under a recent AI deal, issuing licenses through the Commerce Department, Bloomberg reported.
Porsche's global sales fell 6% in Q3 2025, with a 26% drop in China. The company blamed tough market conditions and rising competition for the decline.
HSBC shares fell 6% after announcing a $13.6B deal to buy out minorities in Hang Seng Bank, raising investor questions about timing and valuation.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned of a possible major U.S. stock market correction in 6 months to 2 years, citing rising risks and global uncertainty.
Tesla launched cheaper Model Y and Model 3 versions starting at $39,990 and $36,990, but some say prices are still too high to attract more budget buyers.
Ferrari will keep petrol and hybrid cars central to its lineup, with EVs making up only 20% by 2030, as it takes a cautious, client-focused approach to electrification.
Coca-Cola will launch 7.5oz mini cans in U.S. stores next year and glass Coke bottles with cane sugar later this year to appeal to health- and budget-conscious buyers.
SoftBank will buy ABB's robotics unit for $5.4B, marking CEO Masayoshi Son's big move into robotics as the group ramps up investment after a slowdown.
U.S. lawmakers urge wider bans on chip gear sales to China after a report found Chinese firms bought $38B in tools despite gaps in U.S., Japan, and Dutch rules.