CNBC Top

◆ White House says October jobs and inflation data may never be released because of the shutdown

◆ Jeffrey Epstein on Trump: 'I know how dirty donald is'

◆ Anthropic to spend $50 billion on U.S. AI infrastructure, starting with Texas, New York data centers

◆ Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump bid to fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook on Jan. 21

◆ AMD stock soars 10% on strong growth projections as CEO Su calls AI spending ‘the right gamble'

◆ Atlanta Fed President Bostic says he'll leave position when his term expires in February

◆ Flight cancellations ease, hitting lowest rate in almost a week, with end to the shutdown in sight

◆ Waymo begins offering freeway robotaxi rides in San Francisco, LA and Phoenix

◆ Why Americans are giving up on Sweetgreen

◆ Too Good To Go launches grocery bags with Whole Foods as food costs climb

◆ Skyrocketing electricity prices fuel political backlash against tech sector's AI data centers

◆ AI startup Code Metal is going beyond vibe coding with the help of $36 million in fresh capital

◆ Toyota opens new U.S. battery plant, confirms $10 billion in new investments

◆ WNBA's Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon says the league may need new leadership

◆ House to vote on bill to end shutdown around 7 p.m. ET Wednesday, Rep. Scalise says

◆ Google sues cybercriminal group behind E-ZPass, USPS text phishing scams

◆ 'Forever layoffs' and disengagement for some, pay bumps for others: What's in store for the 2026 workplace, says new report

◆ Why we trimmed two stocks ahead of earnings, plus AMD soars on $1 trillion pledge

◆ Where SNAP benefits stand amid negotiations to end the government shutdown

◆ Healthy Returns: Novo Nordisk boosts the case for its upcoming obesity pill with additional data

◆ Shares of Swiss sneaker company On soar 20% as it raises guidance again

◆ Coinbase moves incorporation to Texas from Delaware, following Musk's lead

◆ Howard Marks highlights credit ‘carelessness' but says issues are not systemic

◆ Mortgage demand from homebuyers hits highest level since September, despite rising interest rates

◆ Autonomous EV trucking company Einride going public in SPAC deal valuing it at $1.8 billion

◆ Trump is pardoning dozens of allies and backers. Here's who might be seeking clemency

◆ 'Tax bomb' worth over $10,000 could hit some student loan borrowers in 2026, senators and advocates warn

◆ AI stock boom leaves many behind, economist says: 'It really widens the wealth and income gap'

◆ 'Godfathers of wind' raise alarm as Trump urges countries to abandon climate fight

◆ Airlines warn flight cancellations will continue even after shutdown ends

CBC Business

◆ U.S. tourism faces $5.7B US loss as Canadians continue to stay home

◆ Consumer advocacy group urges OpenAI to pull video app Sora over privacy, misinformation concerns

◆ Canada Post submits overhaul plan to the federal government

◆ Visa and Mastercard reach swipe-fee settlement with merchants in U.S.

◆ Why your booze-free drink costs just as much as the alcoholic kind

◆ Canada gains a surprise 67,000 jobs in October, beating economists' expectations

◆ Low prices are hurting the oil sector, but Canada has a few advantages

◆ Worried about being fingerprinted? What snowbirds need to know about U.S. registration requirement

◆ Starbucks apologizes for its bear cup drama. What's behind the 'Bearista' frenzy?

◆ The hidden humans powering the AI economy

◆ Musk could become world's 1st trillionaire as Tesla shareholders approve giant pay package

◆ MEG-Cenovus deal clears key shareholder vote after delays

◆ Boeing officially off the hook for criminal charges in deadly crashes that killed 346 people

◆ Federal budget charts difficult path out of current crisis - with small margin of error

◆ As soaring AI stocks take a turn, investors say not to panic yet

◆ Young people are facing a crisis of high unemployment. Here's how the budget addresses that

◆ Carney's 1st budget calls for billions in new spending to prop up tariff-hit economy

◆ Chrysler recalling 20,000 Jeep vehicles in Canada due to faulty battery that can catch fire

◆ Can the federal budget reset Canada's economy?

◆ Questrade secures approval to launch a bank in Canada

WSJ Market News

◆ Stock Market Today: Dow Tops 48000; Gold and Silver Rally

◆ Proxy Advisers ISS and Glass Lewis Are Facing Antitrust Probes

◆ U.S. Insurers Are Binging on Private Credit, Moody's Says

◆ Clearlake to Double Assets With Nearly $1 Billion Deal

◆ White House Explores Rules That Would Upend Shareholder Voting

◆ Government Shutdown Nears End, Lifting Investors' Spirits—and Stocks

◆ Fannie Mae Watchdogs Probed How Pulte Obtained Mortgage Records of Key Democrats

◆ The AI Boom Is Looking More and More Fragile

◆ Obesity Drugs Are About to Go Mass-Market

◆ Microsoft's Dealings With OpenAI Still Need a Lot More Sunlight

◆ Why Car Insurers Are Under Pressure to Cut Rates

◆ Quantum Could Be Tech's Next Big Thing. But for Investors, It's All About Timing.

◆ Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Blackstone Sells Dutch Lender NIBC Bank to ABN Amro for $1.1 Billion

◆ Using Your Credit Card at the Checkout Is Set to Get a Lot More Complicated

◆ Commonwealth Bank Posts Flat First-Quarter Profit Despite Margin Pressure

◆ The Credit-Card Rule That Powers Rewards Cards Just Got Broken

◆ Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Health Care Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Treasury Yields, Dollar Rise as Government May Be About to Reopen

◆ U.S. Futures Rise After Dow Closes at Record High

◆ SSE to Invest $43 Billion in Five-Year Plan to Grow Earnings, Dividends

◆ Companies Begin to See a Return on AI Agents

◆ SoftBank Sells Its Nvidia Stake for $5.8 Billion to Fund OpenAI Bet

◆ Global Markets Mixed After Monday's Rally

◆ Berkshire's Buffett Plans to Keep Class A Shares Until Successor Wins Over Investors

◆ Stocks Roar Back on Optimism for Shutdown Deal

◆ Opinion | Florida Pays a Tort Reform Dividend

◆ Opinion | Share the Wealth, Don't Redistribute It

◆ Opinion | A Priceless Credit-Card Settlement

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Proxy Advisers ISS and Glass Lewis Are Facing Antitrust Probes

◆ Chevron Is Getting More Serious About Power

◆ Toyota Doubles Down on Hybrids in the U.S. With $14-Billion Battery Push

◆ Congress Created a Market for a New Kind of Cannabis Drink. Now It Wants to Ban It.

◆ Streaming Prices Are Soaring—and Consumers Are Still Paying

◆ Even When the Shutdown Ends, Flight Cancellations Won't

◆ LVMH Acquires Minority Stake in Swiss Watchmaker La Joux-Perret

◆ Three AI Megadeals Are Breaking New Ground on Wall Street

◆ One of Blackstone's Top-Ranking Women to Leave Firm

◆ Parker-Hannifin to Buy Filtration Group for $9.25 Billion

◆ TPG to Seek Bids for Southeast Asia School Operator Valued at Up to $2 Billion

◆ Health Care Roundup: Market Talk

◆ On Holding Lifts Guidance Despite Challenges in Running-Shoe Market

◆ BAE Systems Warns U.S. Government Shutdown Could Delay Payments

◆ Job Seekers Stare Down a Gloomy Holiday Hiring Season

◆ Beyond Meat Third-Quarter Loss Widens, Sales Slip Amid Falling U.S. Demand

◆ McGraw Hill Raises Revenue, Profit Targets

◆ Foxconn Profit Tops Estimates Amid Robust AI Server Business

◆ Infineon Shares Climb After Chip Maker Forecasts Return to Sales Growth On Booming AI Demand

◆ Shipbuilder Fincantieri's Revenue Rises on 85% Jump in Underwater Business

◆ Alcon Shares in Switzerland Climb After Guidance Confirmation

◆ Autonomous-Truck Company Einride Plans to Go Public in SPAC Deal

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ China's Auto Sales Resume Downtrend as Demand Slows

◆ Elon Musk Has One Trillion Reasons to Finish His Robot Story

◆ Opinion | How the Heritage Foundation Lost Its Way

◆ Opinion | Why Coinbase Is Leaving Delaware for Texas

◆ Opinion | Beef Is Now Political Red Meat

◆ Opinion | Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson and the Future of Conservatism

WSJ Opinion

◆ How the Heritage Foundation Lost Its Way

◆ The CIA's Battle With Truth

◆ Antisemitism Flares Up on the Right

◆ A 50-Year Mortgage Is a Bad Deal

◆ Florida Pays a Tort Reform Dividend

◆ Beef Is Now Political Red Meat

◆ Why Coinbase Is Leaving Delaware for Texas

◆ Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson and the Future of Conservatism

◆ Time-Traveling Through 35mm Film

◆ Elise Stefanik Aims for the New York Governor's Office

◆ Trump Gambles on Africa

◆ Vance, Heritage and the Case for Conservative 'Infighting'

◆ Don't Wait for Beirut to Tie Hezbollah's Hands

◆ The Case Against 'Freeing' Air-Traffic Control

◆ Austin Learns a Valuable Lesson on Austerity

◆ Communism, Nazi Tattoos Still Not Popular

◆ The Guy Veterans Call to Talk

◆ Democrats Irate Over Loss of Leverage

◆ Pepper…and Salt

WSJ World News

◆ Ukraine's Justice Minister Suspended, Energy Minister Resigns in Widening Corruption Probe

◆ The Gaza War Has Been Big Business for U.S. Companies

◆ Trump Asks Israel's President to Pardon Netanyahu From Corruption Charges

◆ What the Looming Fall of a Ukrainian City Says About Putin's War

◆ Arrival of U.S.'s Largest Warship Ratchets Up Pressure on Venezuela

◆ Leaked-Video Scandal Tests Israel's Ability to Investigate Its Own Soldiers

◆ Syria Joins Coalition Against Islamic State as Nation's Leader Visits Trump

◆ Hamas Returns Remains of Israeli Officer That Were Held More Than a Decade

◆ Iraq's Leader Seeks an Improbable Prize: Independence From the U.S. and Iran

◆ Israel to Begin Drawing Down Reservist Forces Exhausted by Two Years of War

◆ Hundreds of Hamas Fighters Are Stuck in Tunnels in Israeli-Controlled Gaza

◆ Pakistan Points Finger at India Over Suicide Blast

◆ Father and Daughter Missionaries Killed in Plane Crash Bringing Aid to Jamaica

◆ A Big Data Center Planned in South Korea Could Be Built and Run by AI

◆ China Hatches Plan to Keep U.S. Military From Getting Its Rare-Earth Magnets

◆ Car Explosion in India's Capital Kills Eight

◆ Milei Wants to Turn Argentina Into a Mining Powerhouse

◆ How Chile Is Fending Off the Extremes of Right and Left Wing Populism

◆ Another U.S. Attempt to Topple Maduro Would Be a Disaster

◆ Senate Republicans Reject Measure to Block Military Action in Venezuela

◆ How the Lowly Soybean Got Trapped in the Crossfire of the U.S.-China Trade Wars

◆ Bank of England Announces Proposals on Stablecoin Regulation

◆ Britain's Disgraced Ex-Prince Andrew Didn't Lose All His Titles

◆ U.K. Treasury Chief Says Lowering Inflation Will Be Budget Focus

◆ Mass Stabbing on Train to London Causes Life-Threatening Injuries

◆ Key Moments in the Downfall of Prince Andrew

◆ Opinion | Syria Comes to Washington—at Long Last

◆ Opinion | Don't Wait for Beirut to Tie Hezbollah's Hands

◆ Opinion | The Bias Meltdown at the BBC

◆ Opinion | GAIN AI Act Would Hurt America, Not China

BBC Business

◆ Driving test rules to change in bid to stop bots booking slots

◆ £220 ‘for a cut-up sock' - Apple's new iPhone Pocket ridiculed online

◆ SSE to invest £33bn in upgrading Scotland's electricity grid

◆ Heineken UK cuts Foster's alcohol strength to 3.4%

◆ AI will slash headcount by two-thirds - retail boss

◆ Thousands of NHS staff to lose jobs after Treasury approves £1bn pay-off deal

◆ US ends penny-making run after more than 230 years

◆ Ryanair scraps printed boarding passes to go fully digital

◆ Building society pledges to keep branches open

◆ UK toy sales up as 'kidults' buy Lego and Pokémon

◆ Two popular gay dating platforms removed from Apple app store in China

◆ Will Starbucks staff strikes hit turnaround plans?

◆ Jet2 to offer flights from Gatwick for first time

◆ Government to rethink rejection of Waspi compensation

◆ Lib Dems call for 5% VAT cut for pubs and restaurants

◆ Two meals for $1: Why China's youth are not spending

◆ Andrew shuts down Pitch@Palace business

◆ UK unemployment rate rises to 5% as jobs market weakens

◆ India's start-ups fire up public markets amid valuation concerns

◆ Vinted users outraged by sizing changes

◆ Cryptoqueen who fled China for London mansion jailed over £5bn Bitcoin stash

◆ Lloyds' use of staff bank data during pay talks 'concerning'

◆ Learner driver failed theory test 128 times, report says

◆ Strikes at helicopter manufacturer to go ahead

◆ Battle over Chinese chip maker rocks global car industry

◆ Reeves suggests benefit limits on larger families to be lifted

◆ Post Office Horizon IT contract extended for another year

◆ The Kenyan start-up aiming to electrify African transport

◆ Fire-blocking chemicals promise safer buildings

◆ Will quantum be bigger than AI?

Financial Post

◆ Loblaw's profit rises as Canadians flock to 'hard discount' stores in search of grocery deals

◆ Bank of Canada considered waiting longer to cut interest rate, deliberations show

◆ Linda Hasenfratz: Canada must look inward and outward to unleash long-term prosperity

◆ Posthaste: As Canada pushes back on U.S. tariffs, brewers run into expansion roadblocks

◆ Garry Marr: Americans may soon get the option of 50-year mortgages. Here's why Canadians shouldn't be envious

◆ Black Friday deals starting early this year to lure cautious shoppers

◆ Financial market survey says Bank of Canada's next interest rate move will be a hike

◆ Competition Bureau halts algorithmic rent pricing probe but remains ‘concerned'

◆ Posthaste: Uh-oh, a new reason why the Bank of Canada might hesitate to cut rates

◆ Moneyball: How the Blue Jays' World Series run could end up paying off for Rogers

FT

◆ Downing Street under fire after briefings plunge Starmer into leadership crisis

◆ ‘Mad': Labour in crisis after Starmer declares he will fight any challenger

◆ The truth about the UK economy in 2025

◆ Trump ‘spent hours' at Epstein's house with victim of sex trafficking, email alleges

◆ Epstein is not going away

◆ Running the BBC has become an impossible job

◆ M&S puts BA boss on its board after chair's swipe at airline

◆ Putin approves sale of Citi's Russia business

◆ French parliament suspends Emmanuel Macron's pension reform

◆ How high are OpenAI's compute costs? Possibly a lot higher than we thought

◆ Anthropic to invest $50bn in new US data centres

NY Times Biz

◆ U.S. Mint Presses Final Penny After More Than 200 Years

◆ By Not Funding Food Stamps, Trump Risks Lasting Damage to Safety Net

◆ Solvay of Belgium Creates Rare Earths Deals With U.S.

◆ Atlanta Fed President to Step Down in February

◆ Kim Kardashian's Skims Is Worth an Extra Billion Dollars

◆ Missing at U.N.'s Climate Meeting: American Executives

◆ Who Pays When A.I. Is Wrong?

◆ How Unemployment Can Take a Toll on Our Mental Health

◆ The I.R.S. Tried to Stop This Tax Dodge. Scott Bessent Used It Anyway.

◆ A Company Sold Investors $1 Billion in Art. Did it Paint Too Rosy a Picture?

◆ How a New Bridge Partly Collapsed in China's Southwest

◆ Why Factories Will Keep Looking for Alternatives to China

◆ Duffy Won't Give Timeline to Restore Flights as Shutdown Appears Near End

◆ Private Aviation Has Boomed During the Government Shutdown

◆ Trump Wants to Revive Shipping. He Will Need More Mariners.

◆ Halt in Fees on Chinese Vessels Endangers U.S. Shipbuilding Efforts

◆ SoftBank Sells $5.8 Billion Stake in Nvidia to Pay for OpenAI Deals

◆ Flight Delays and Cancellations Won't Immediately Stop When Government Shutdown Ends

◆ What a Government Shutdown Solution Hasn't Solved

◆ Trump's Tariffs Hit Specialty Grocery Stores for Some Immigrant Communities Especially Hard

◆ Hollywood's Commercial Production Crews Are Losing a Lot of Work

◆ These Sheep Have a Statement to Make

◆ Groups Sue to Reverse Trump's Cuts to Energy Projects in Democratic States

◆ Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Farewell: ‘I'm Going Quiet'

◆ With SNAP on Hold, Low-Income Shoppers Cut Back and Businesses Worry

◆ The 20-Somethings Who Raised $121 Million to Build Military Drones

◆ More Flight Troubles Expected Before the Shutdown Ends

◆ Trump Administration Returns to Supreme Court in Food Stamp Fight

◆ DealBook Summit 2025: David Ellison, Scott Bessent, Erika Kirk and More

◆ Gamma, a PowerPoint for the A.I. Era, Raises $68 Million

NY Times Econ

◆ Trump's Tariffs Hit Specialty Grocery Stores for Some Immigrant Communities Especially Hard

◆ Trump Tries to Seize ‘Affordability' as Americans' Economic Worries Grow

◆ A MAGA Senator Promised Hope for a Dying Ohio Mill. Then Reality Set In.

◆ A Skeptical Supreme Court Puts Trump's Tariffs and Economic Agenda in Question

◆ Trump Aides Raise Recession Fears, and Point Fingers at the Fed

◆ Small Businesses Gear Up for Tariff Fight at Supreme Court

◆ Bessent Plans to Attend Tariff Arguments at the Supreme Court

◆ This Trillionaire Economy Thrived in a Global Order Trump Is Ditching

◆ Supreme Court Confronts Trump and His Tariffs in Test of Presidential Power

◆ Will Trump's Tariff Deal Tilt the Playing Field Back Toward China?

◆ Are Wealth Taxes the Best Way to Tax the Ultra Rich?

◆ In China Truce on Tariffs and Rare Earths, National Security Controls Are Bargaining Chip

◆ Soybean Farmers Find Relief in U.S. Trade Truce With China

◆ As Trump Weighs Sale of Advanced A.I. Chips to China, Critics Sound Alarm

◆ Five takeaways from the Fed meeting.

◆ The Fed may soon stop reducing its debt and mortgage bond holdings.

◆ What the Fed's Rate Decision Means for Loans, Credit Cards, Mortgages and More

◆ Trump's China Deal May Avert a Crisis of His Own Making

◆ Trump to Investigate Whether China Abided by 2020 Trade Deal

◆ Companies Have Shielded Buyers From Tariffs. But Not for Long.

Forbes

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