Carney says Canada not pursuing free trade deal with China as Trump threatens 100% tariffs
Trump’s rhetoric on Truth Social contrasts with what he said after the agreement between Ottawa and Beijing: “If you can get a deal with China, you should do that.”
Auto executives are hoping for the best and planning for the worst in 2026
Automakers are entering a new phase of uncertainty as they deal with affordability issues and slowing consumer demand.
Gov. Walz calls on Trump to halt ICE operations in Minnesota after another fatal shooting
“Minnesota has had it. This is sickening. The President must end this operation. Pull the thousands of violent, untrained officers out of Minnesota,” Walz said.
Meta’s Reality Labs cuts sparked fears of a ‘VR winter’
Meta’s deprioritizing virtual reality in favor of artificial intelligence and Internet-connected smart glasses raised concerns about the future of the industry.
Nvidia director Persis Drell resigns with $26 million worth of stock after decade on board
Nvidia’s board now has 10 directors, including CEO Jensen Huang,
Megacap earnings next week could lift a stock market that’s broadening out. Here’s what’s ahead
Earnings kick into high gear next week with four behemoths set to report: Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Tesla on Wednesday and Apple on Thursday.
Databricks obtains $1.8 billion in additional debt ahead of IPO
Databricks is among the highly valued technology companies that are primed to go public in 2026.
Sen. Warren blasts CFPB director for undermining Trump’s credit card affordability push
Sen. Elizabeth Warren seized on contradictions within the Trump administration when it comes to his push to make credit cards more affordable for Americans.
Iran is not a major oil producer, but it still moves prices. Here’s why
Iran is not a major producer of oil, but the recent civil unrest there still moved markets. Here’s why.
Social Security has ‘no bankruptcy or collapse in the cards,’ economist says — but benefits may change
While surveys show Americans worry Social Security will run out of money, benefits will continue, one economist says.
