Skydance and National Amusements near Paramount deal as special committee reviews terms
National Amusements agreed to a preliminary deal to hand over control of Paramount to David Ellison’s Skydance Media, the latest in a messy sales process.
Can’t understand your teenager’s behavior? Psychologists have tips to offer
Teenagers are often perceived as having little control over their emotions, and while parents may see this as unnecessary angst, it could be due to anxiety.
Worried about Nvidia? This stock offers clues about when AI will go mainstream, Scotiabank says
Scotiabank believes that as large companies prepare to start AI spending, one stock is well placed to benefit.
Want to cash in on the AI boom? Buy these 2 lesser-known stocks, portfolio manager says
Portfolio manager Christopher Carey expects returns from AI to be across “multi-years [and] decades” and names two stocks he likes right now.
Fed to cut rates three times by year-end, Lazard market strategist Temple says
Lazard’s chief market strategist sees a more accommodative Federal Reserve than the market is currently priced for.
‘It’s not just Taylor Swift’: ECB’s Lagarde says Eras Tour is not alone in keeping euro zone inflation high
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said that Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is not alone in keeping inflation high across the euro zone.
A full breakdown of the S&P 500’s chart and what it indicates about the second half
Frank Cappelleri gives the four major technical factors he’s watching on the benchmark.
Peloton staved off the cash crunch that threatened its business. Where does it go now?
Peloton’s looming debt pile raised concerns that the company could be pushed into bankruptcy. Now that Peloton has refinanced, it still has to fix its strategy.
Trump sentencing date in hush money case postponed more than two months to Sept. 18
Trump’s lawyers sought to challenge the hush money verdict after the Supreme Court ruled that ex-presidents have “presumptive immunity” for their official acts.
Markets will be ‘upset’ if new French government does not commit to fiscal rules, European Central Bank’s vice-president says
“What we have seen so far is that the evolution of [French] markets has been quite orderly,” the vice president of the European Central Bank told CNBC.
