Google Clears Major Regulatory Hurdle in Europe Alphabet’s Google secured unconditional approval from European Union antitrust regulators on Tuesday for its $32 billion acquisition of Wiz, removing a major regulatory obstacle for the tech giant’s largest deal to date. The

America Steps Back as China Pushes Forward The U.S. auto industry’s retreat from electric vehicles is raising growing concern among analysts and executives that American manufacturers may be ceding long-term global competitiveness — just as Chinese automakers accelerate their international

Palantir Rallies on Defense-Fueled Growth Shares of Palantir Technologies jumped in early trading after the company reported a surge in quarterly revenue, fueled by rising U.S. defense spending and demand for its military-grade data and AI platforms. The move reflects

Chinese EV Tie-Ups Put Pressure on Tesla and Detroit Concerns over a new competitive threat from China weighed on U.S. automakers after reports suggested a major Western carmaker explored a potential partnership with Chinese EV manufacturer Xiaomi. Shares of Tesla

Apple’s Quarter: iPhone Strength Drives the Beat Apple (AAPL) posted a stronger-than-expected fiscal first quarter (ended December 27), with results boosted by strong iPhone demand and a sharp rebound in Greater China. The company beat Wall Street expectations for both revenue and earnings per

TikTok Locks In Its U.S. Future After years of political pressure, legal uncertainty, and repeated deadline extensions, TikTok and its parent company ByteDance have finalized a long-awaited agreement that allows the video platform to continue operating in the United States.

Blue Origin Expands Beyond Rockets Into Satellite Internet Blue Origin, backed by Jeff Bezos, is officially entering the satellite internet market, announcing plans for a new communications network designed to rival industry leaders. The service, called TeraWave, will focus on

Netflix Says the TV Game Has Changed Netflix executives used their latest earnings call to reframe the company’s aggressive pursuit of Warner Bros assets as a defensive and offensive move in a rapidly changing media landscape. Chief executive Ted Sarandos

Spotify Turns the Pricing Lever Again A textbook revenue move Spotify announced another round of U.S. price increases, leaning into a simple but powerful formula: higher prices, higher profits. The new pricing structure includes: With the move, Spotify now sits

Markets react to budget signals Defense stocks surged globally after comments from Washington indicated plans to dramatically expand U.S. military spending, fueling investor optimism around long-term weapons procurement and defense infrastructure investment. In U.S. trading, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin