CNBC Top

◆ Delayed tariff impact starting to hit, could cause companies to reduce head count in 2026

◆ Russia 'ready' for war with Europe, Putin says, as Ukraine peace talks fail to deliver breakthrough

◆ Anthropic reportedly preparing for one of the largest IPOs ever in race with OpenAI: FT

◆ CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Three economic flashpoints for 2026

◆ SoftBank rises 6% as Japanese tech stocks track gains in U.S. peers

◆ European stocks set for positive open as global markets push higher

◆ Holiday shopping turnout jumps to 202.9 million people during Thanksgiving weekend, NRF says

◆ Sabrina Carpenter blasts Trump admin for 'evil' ICE video that uses her song 'Juno'

◆ $6 billion Dell investment in 'Trump accounts' to provide 25 million kids with free money: Here's how to claim it

◆ Jim Cramer says OpenAI's real ‘code red' is a funding problem, not Google's Gemini

◆ Jim Cramer has faith in Danaher's turnaround as life sciences comes back to life

◆ Marvell to acquire Celestial AI for as much as $5.5 billion

◆ Truth Social operator Trump Media settles legal dispute with co-founders

◆ Australia's third-quarter GDP expands at fastest pace in about 2 years on investment, consumption boost

◆ OpenAI is under pressure as Google, Anthropic gain ground

◆ Okta shares fall as company declines to give guidance for next fiscal year

◆ USDA secretary threatens to cut funding to blue states over alleged SNAP data noncompliance

◆ American Eagle stock jumps 10% as it expects a big holiday, raises forecast after Sydney Sweeney ads

◆ OpenAI's ChatGPT suffers outage for some users

◆ Boeing stock jumps 10% as CFO says company expects higher 737, 787 deliveries next year

◆ Apartment rents drop further, with vacancies at record high

◆ Broadcast station owners want to consolidate. They're struggling to get deals to the finish line

◆ Michael Burry calls Tesla 'ridiculously overvalued' and knocks tech industry for a widely used practice

◆ Asset-backed finance is growing fast and drawing new scrutiny

◆ How to maximize the bigger SALT deduction for 2025 under Trump's ‘big beautiful bill'

◆ Costco sues Trump admin seeking tariff refunds before Supreme Court rules if they're illegal

◆ Beta stock jumps 8% on $1 billion motor deal with air taxi maker Eve Air Mobility

◆ Amazon launches cloud AI tool to help engineers recover from outages faster

◆ Amazon to let cloud clients customize AI models midway through training for $100,000 a year

◆ Elon Musk lists his three most important ingredients for AI

CBC Business

◆ Algoma Steel issues layoff notices to 1,000 workers

◆ Laurentian Bank announces sale to Fairstone Bank and National Bank

◆ Italian fashion group Prada buys rival Versace

◆ Pay high duties or lose U.S. shoppers? Some Canadian retailers forced to choose amid holiday sales

◆ 3 Canadian businesses surviving (and thriving) Trump's tariffs

◆ Should kidfluencers be banned? That's the plan in the EU

◆ WestJet and Air Transat passengers fight back after airlines falsely claim they can't film disputes

◆ Is Spotify losing the streaming wars as it faces boycotts, lawsuits and assorted controversies?

◆ Canada's economy sees surprise boost in 3rd quarter, avoiding a technical recession

◆ 'Tis the season for holiday shopping. But are Canadian products on the list?

◆ Here's what to know about Canada's landmark energy agreement with Alberta

◆ Oilpatch drilling slows as oil and natural gas prices sink

◆ Prestigious Chicago beer brewing school relocating to Montreal amid U.S. regulatory changes

◆ More Canadians are missing non-mortgage debt payments, says Equifax

◆ Retailers feel Black Friday pressure as Canadians expected to tighten their spending

◆ Why some young people are investing based on vibes, not research

◆ An unhappy booze industry asks why alcohol was left out of interprovincial trade agreement

◆ Canada Post, union agree in principle to deal after 2 years of contentious bargaining

◆ China might be winning the AI race. Does it matter?

◆ Why Canada is winning the travel trade war with the U.S.

WSJ Market News

◆ Stock Market News, Dec. 2, 2025: Bitcoin Rebounds, Stocks Move Higher

◆ HSBC Names Chairman After Yearlong Search

◆ Stocks Rebound, and Bitcoin Makes Full Recovery From Monday's Selloff

◆ Saudi Fund to Own Almost All of Electronic Arts After Buyout

◆ Can Arizona Miners Unleash an American Copper Boom?

◆ U.K. Loosens Bank Capital Demands for First Time Since Financial Crisis

◆ Why HSBC Has Struggled to Fill One of the Biggest Jobs in Global Finance

◆ Commercial Real Estate Is Getting Too Cheap to Ignore

◆ Why Bonds Won't Protect You From an AI Bubble

◆ America Loves a $13 Lunch Bowl. Don't Bet Against It.

◆ Why Jewelry Is Outperforming the Rest of the Luxury World

◆ It Really Is Possible to Spend Too Much on AI

◆ Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Scotiabank Aiming for Earnings Growth After Capital Markets Buoy Results

◆ Fairstone Bank to Buy Laurentian Bank for About $1.4 Billion

◆ UBS Charged in Switzerland Over Credit Suisse 'Tuna Bonds' Scandal

◆ They Share a Mom, a Dad and a Top Goldman Job

◆ U.S. Treasury Yields Move Lower as Data Awaited

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Treasury Yields Decline Ahead of Labor Data

◆ Michael and Susan Dell Donate $6.25 Billion to 'Trump Accounts' for Children

◆ Prediction Market Kalshi Hits $11 Billion Valuation in New Funding Round

◆ Basic Materials Roundup: Market Talk

◆ U.S. Futures Fall, Global Markets Mixed; Bitcoin Recovers Slightly

◆ Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Strategy, the Bitcoin-Buying Company, Raises $1.44 Billion to Weather Crypto Downturn

◆ Prospect of Japanese Rate Rise Spills Into U.S. Markets

◆ Opinion | Billionaire Cash for Kids and Capitalism

◆ Opinion | Elon Musk's Lack of Imagination

◆ Opinion | The SEC Is Reviving American Capital Markets

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Svedka's First Super Bowl Ad Will Be Made Primarily With AI

◆ Retailers Are Snatching Up Real Estate Again

◆ San Francisco Sues Food Makers Over Ultraprocessed Products

◆ The New, In-Demand Job Skill: Being a TikTok Influencer for Your Company

◆ Saudi Fund to Own Almost All of Electronic Arts After Buyout

◆ How Blue Origin Plans to Beat SpaceX to the Moon

◆ Perseus Mining Values Predictive Discovery Around $1.3 Billion in Takeover Bid

◆ Santander to Sell Stake in Polish Subsidiary for Around $473 Million After Erste Group Deal

◆ Australia's SecondQuarter Raising Third Fund Targeting $2.6 Billion Opportunity

◆ Founder of Oil-Trading Firm That the U.S. Called 'Kremlin's Puppet' Quits

◆ Somnigroup Seeks to Buy Leggett & Platt for About $1.6 Billion

◆ Zara Parent Inditex's Sales Tick Up Ahead of Festive Season

◆ American Eagle Boosts Guidance on Strong Start to Holiday Season

◆ Nike Shakes Up Leadership Team as Turnaround Plan Continues

◆ How to Get the Most Out of Your Gift Cards

◆ Scholastic to Sell NYC Headquarters as Part of Turnaround Efforts

◆ Marvell Technology to Acquire Celestial AI in $3.25 Billion Deal

◆ CrowdStrike Narrows Outlook, Logs Higher Sales

◆ GitLab Swings to Loss Despite Sales Gain

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Health Care Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Ford Electric-Vehicle Sales Sink After Key Tax Credit Ends

◆ American Consumers Lose Patience With High Car Prices

◆ Nexperia Urges China Unit to Restore Chip Flow Amid Fears of Supply Squeeze

◆ Li Auto Swings to Loss on Sharply Lower Sales

◆ Tesla to Double Austin Robotaxi Fleet Next Month

◆ Opinion | Remember When the Information Superhighway Was a Metaphor?

◆ Opinion | Hollywood's Ugly Bidding War

◆ Opinion | The SEC Is Reviving American Capital Markets

◆ Opinion | The October EV Sales Crash

WSJ Opinion

◆ Can Minnesota's Somalis Rise Above the Fraud Scandal?

◆ Hollywood's Ugly Bidding War

◆ The Great American Baby Shortage

◆ Billionaire Cash for Kids and Capitalism

◆ Trump's Pardon for Cocaine Juan

◆ Trump Strikes a Good Drug Deal

◆ Sports Betting Puts the College Experience on the Line

◆ Mitch McConnell: Peace Through Strength Is Worth Paying For

◆ Remember When the Information Superhighway Was a Metaphor?

◆ Aftyn Behn's Surprising House Cliffhanger in Nashville

◆ Putin's Choice: Peter the Great or Steve Witkoff

◆ How to Fix College Football

◆ How the USMCA Can Foil Chinese Investments

◆ ADHD Is Exploding. Are the Kids All Right?

◆ Why Do We Have So Many Savings Accounts?

◆ Elon Musk's Lack of Imagination

◆ A Trade Win for Trump

◆ Trump vs. the IRS

◆ Pepper…and Salt

WSJ World News

◆ Ukraine Goes After Moscow's Shadow Fleet in International Waters

◆ A Newly Confident China Is Jockeying for More Global Clout as Trump Pulls Back

◆ Marathon Russia-U.S. Meeting Yields No Ukraine Peace Deal

◆ 'Welcome to America!' Captured Drug Lords Choose: Snitch or Suffer

◆ Pope Leo Urges the U.S. Not to Threaten Venezuela With Force

◆ Former Honduran President Walks Out of Prison After Trump Pardon

◆ In Nigeria, Target of a Trump Threat, Parents Fear for Kidnapped Children

◆ Reproached by Trump, Netanyahu Is Open to a Syria-Israel Deal—With Caveats

◆ Pope Leo Visits a Dwindling Christian Flock in the Middle East

◆ Netanyahu Asks for a Pardon After Trump Says He Should Get One

◆ Deadly Clash Deepens Rift Between Israel and Syria

◆ Chinese Rare-Earth Dealers Find Ways to Dodge Beijing's Export Restrictions

◆ Hong Kong's Response to Deadly Fire Is Squeezed by China's Firm Hand

◆ 'There Was No Alarm': Hong Kong Inferno Spread Across Towers in Silence

◆ Nexperia Urges China Unit to Restore Chip Flow Amid Fears of Supply Squeeze

◆ The Deadly Mix of Factors That Made a Hong Kong High-Rise Fire So Devastating

◆ He Was Convicted of Running a Narco State. Now Trump Plans to Pardon Him.

◆ Algoma Steel to Cut 1,000 Workers Due to Tariffs

◆ Conservative Candidate Backed by Trump Has Narrow Lead in Honduran Election

◆ How Venezuelan Gangs and African Jihadists Are Flooding Europe With Cocaine

◆ In Miami's 'Little Venezuela,' Deportation Fears Collide With Hope for Regime Change

◆ U.K. Loosens Bank Capital Demands for First Time Since Financial Crisis

◆ U.K. Budget Watchdog Head Quits After Early Report Release

◆ Scotland Wants to Issue Its Own Bonds. Last Time It Paid With Its Independence.

◆ U.K. Budget Trims Inflation But Offers Limited Relief for BOE

◆ U.K. Unveils Sweeping New Tax Hikes

◆ Opinion | Trump Strikes a Good Drug Deal

◆ Opinion | Britain's Big Welfare Con Job

◆ Opinion | No Fire Critics Allowed in Hong Kong

◆ Opinion | Notable & Quotable: Lost in Woke Translation

BBC Business

◆ Thames Water running out of time to secure rescue as debt swells

◆ Airbus to inspect some planes over 'quality issue' with panels

◆ 'Carspreading' is on the rise - and not everyone is happy about it

◆ Italian fashion giant Prada buys Versace – at a discount

◆ Reeves speech did not mislead on challenges facing UK ahead of Budget, says OBR official

◆ Why time is running out for Germany's green hydrogen industry

◆ Tax rises and tighter spending to hold back UK growth, OECD says

◆ Bank of England warns of AI bubble risk

◆ Jamie Laing's Candy Kittens to acquire UK snack brand Graze

◆ Dell family to seed Trump accounts for kids with $250

◆ Police consider corporate manslaughter charges in Post Office scandal

◆ San Francisco sues food companies over ultra-processed products

◆ Fashion house Valentino criticised over 'disturbing' AI handbag ads

◆ OBR head resigns over Budget day publishing error

◆ Costco sues Trump administration for 'full refund' of tariffs

◆ Shein and Temu face calls for investigation over claims of stealing US designs

◆ Australia won't be intimidated by firms over social media ban, minister tells BBC

◆ US and UK agree zero tariffs deal on pharmaceuticals

◆ Car-sharing company ZipCar to end UK operations

◆ Regulator backtracks on 'ghost train' plan

◆ Oil and gas firm plans to cut 100 offshore jobs

◆ Virgin Media fined £24m for leaving vulnerable customers 'at risk of harm'

◆ Vapes still causing rubbish fires despite disposable ban, major waste firm says

◆ Reeves denies she misled public over UK's finances in run-up to Budget

◆ Tories urge financial regulator to investigate Reeves and Treasury over Budget build-up

◆ E-commerce platform breach exposes nearly 34 million customers' data

◆ Flights returning to normal after Airbus warning grounded planes

◆ OBR head's resignation leaves potential landmines for Reeves

◆ Greek sheep and goat cull raises fears of feta cheese shortage

◆ Fracking has transformed an Argentine town but what about the nation?

Financial Post

◆ Canada's second-quarter domestic travel boom at the expense of U.S.

◆ PBO projects Build Canada Homes will add 26,000 housing units, a fraction of those needed, over five years

◆ Bid for HBC charter by two of Canada's wealthiest families goes uncontested

◆ Why Canada's productivity might not be as terrible as you think

◆ Scotiabank beats earnings estimates despite restructuring and severance costs

◆ Posthaste: Alberta tops Canadian provinces for economic freedom, but tumbles in North American ranking

◆ Can Bombardier make the jump from corporate welfare poster child to defence darling?

◆ Former AIMCo chief executive Evan Siddall joining BMO

◆ Posthaste: These jobs numbers cry out for more Bank of Canada rate cuts, economist says

◆ Posthaste: Canadians say hands off our resources, putting sovereignty before foreign dollars

FT

◆ Farage tells donors he expects Reform UK will do an election deal with Tories

◆ The EU single market's elephant in the room

◆ Governments cast a hungry eye over public piggy banks

◆ Read the COP small print

◆ Anthropic taps IPO lawyers as it races OpenAI to go public

◆ OpenAI's Sam Altman declares ‘code red' after rivals make advances

◆ HSBC appoints Brendan Nelson as chair

◆ HSBC chief pledges to be ‘ruthless' in elevating bank to top 5 status

◆ Record pay for RSM partners reaches levels earned at Big Four

◆ City of London risks running out of top office space

◆ Taxpayers to contribute more than £3bn to Lower Thames Crossing

NY Times Biz

◆ Smartmatic and Fox Urge Judge to Decide Defamation Case

◆ New Pentagon Press Corps Test-Drives the Briefing Room

◆ Elon Musk's Foundation Grows to $14 Billion, but Gives Little to Outsiders

◆ India Orders a Tracking App to Be Installed in All Smartphones

◆ What Michael Dell's Blockbuster Donation Means for Philanthropy

◆ Kalshi, a Prediction Market, Raises $1 Billion in New Round

◆ What to Know About Trump Accounts for Children and Eligibility After Dell Donation

◆ 120,000 Home Cameras Were Hacked for Sexual Videos, South Korean Police Say

◆ Michael and Susan Dell Pledge $6 Billion in Investment ‘Trump Accounts' for Children

◆ Beta Will Sell Motors to Another Electric Aircraft Company

◆ The New York Times Marks Centennial of Bureau in China

◆ Apple's A.I. Chief, John Giannandrea, Is Retiring

◆ Pace, Di Donna and David Schrader Join Forces to Form New Art Gallery

◆ TSA Imposes $45 Fee for Travelers Without REAL ID Starting February 2026

◆ To Avoid Pharma Tariffs, U.K. Agrees to Trump's Demand to Pay More for Drugs

◆ For ‘No Tax on Tips,' the I.R.S. Gets Intimate

◆ College Students Choosing A.I. Majors Over Computer Science

◆ A Surprise When Your Package Arrives: You Have to Pay the Tariff

◆ I Made an Offensive Joke. But So Did Everyone Else! Why Did I Get Fired?

◆ Markets Defy the White House

◆ OpenAI Takes Stake in Thrive Holdings, a Buyer of Services Firms

◆ Hong Kong Contractors Used Unsafe Netting at Fire Site, Officials Say

◆ People Are Ordering Smaller Pizzas and Fewer Toppings. What Does That Tell Us?

◆ Young Workers Learn to Embrace the Office

◆ For Some U.K. Businesses, Trump's Tariffs Are a Price Worth Paying

◆ Get Ready, America: Here Come China's Food and Drink Chains

◆ ‘Zootopia 2' Goes Wild at the Worldwide Box Office

◆ Two Retail Chiefs Take Stock of a Make-or-Break Holiday Shopping Season

◆ Silicon Valley's Man in the White House Is Benefiting Himself and His Friends

◆ Colleen Jones, Curling Champion and Broadcaster, Dies at 65

NY Times Econ

◆ Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings

◆ U.S. Black Friday Sales Defy Tariffs and Economic Woes

◆ U.K. Budget Plan Calms Markets and Labour Faithful. Will It Appeal to Voters?

◆ Market Volatility Underscores Epic Buildup of Global Risk

◆ Trump Administration Is Taking Billions in Stakes in Firms Like Intel

◆ Xi Presses Trump on Taiwan as They Agree to Meet in China in April

◆ Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Prompts Debate Over Europe's Military

◆ What the Jobs Report Tells Us About the Economy

◆ A Tap-to-Pay Society Is Leaving These New Yorkers Behind

◆ September Jobs Report Injects More Uncertainty Into Fed's December Decision

◆ Job Gains Disguise Weakness Beyond Service Industries

◆ This report will be the last one until mid-December.

◆ Delayed Jobs Data to Give Snapshot of a Labor Market Under Stress

◆ California Has a Legal Clause for Housing That Could Put NIMBYs in a Corner

◆ After Shutdown, Labor Department Says Some Data is Gone for Good

◆ Trump's Tariffs Sent Trade Plummeting in August

◆ A City Is Broke. Can Billionaires' Urbanist Dream Offer It a Last Chance?

◆ Trump Says America Is in ‘Golden Age,' Straining to Address Affordability

◆ High Beef Prices? Trump Official Blames Biden and Migrants.

◆ Former Fed Official Violated Trading Rules, Disclosures Show

Forbes

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