The SEC is preparing to scrap quarterly reporting requirements that have governed public companies since 1970. This fundamental shift to semiannual reporting could transform how businesses operate and markets function by 2028.
Pfizer has filed a lawsuit against Novo Nordisk and Metsera over a competing $9 billion bid for the obesity drug developer. The legal battle reveals the escalating war for obesity treatment dominance as pharmaceutical giants scramble for market position.
A Carnegie Mellon professor now holds unprecedented authority over OpenAI’s AI releases. As the company restructures for profit, his safety committee could determine the future of AI deployment.
Arizona Public Service is betting big on natural gas to power the state’s data center boom. The 2GW Desert Sun Power Plant represents a fundamental shift in how utilities serve hyperscale customers, but raises critical questions about sustainability and reliability.
Rockstar Games faces explosive union-busting allegations after firing over 30 union members. The company claims misconduct, but the union calls it the most ruthless act in gaming history. This could reshape labor relations across the industry.
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile swelled to $358 billion as Warren Buffett sold $12.5 billion in stocks while finding few bargains. The legendary investor’s final moves signal caution ahead of his CEO transition.
Britain’s productivity crisis has deep roots in tax policy and political decisions. The shift toward taxing high earners disproportionately may be undermining the very industries that drive economic growth and innovation.
Nexperia has halted wafer shipments to its Chinese assembly plant, escalating a dispute that could worsen the global chip shortage. The move follows Dutch government intervention and payment disputes with Chinese management. Automotive manufacturers are bracing for impact.
The S&P 500’s six-month winning streak marks the best run since August 2021, driven by massive AI infrastructure spending and easing trade tensions. Tech giants are pouring billions into chips and data centers as investor confidence soars.
Artificial intelligence is creating a new wave of expense fraud with convincing fake receipts. Companies are responding with AI detection tools and tighter spending controls in an escalating technological arms race.
