- + JPMorgan Chase wins fight with fintech firms over fees to access customer data—The JPMorgan Chase deals mark a shift in the power dynamic between banks, middlemen and the fintech apps that are increasingly threatening incumbents.
- + Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire in January after nearly 12 years leading retailer—The longtime CEO will be succeeded by John Furner, the Walmart U.S. CEO, on Feb. 1.Both changes take effect then.
- + Billionaire families opt for buying sports teams over collecting art and cars—Twenty percent of billionaire families own controlling stakes in sports teams, up from 6% in 2022, per a new J.P. Morgan survey.
- + D.R. Horton is tapping a startup’s AI zoning tool to build more homes—Portland, Oregon-based startup Prophetic has developed an AI-native platform for land acquisition and development analysis.
- + Fewer burritos, more bargains: Consumers flash holiday warning signs—In the coming week, some of the biggest names in retail, including Walmart, Target, Gap and Home Depot will report their latest earnings.
- + MLS games head to Apple TV in 2026 as Season Pass subscription ends—Major League Soccer games will be added to the standard Apple TV streaming service, leaving behind the add on subscription package known as Season Pas...
- + Boeing defense workers approve new contract, ending more than 3-month strike—Boeing's defense unit workers approved a new contract Thursday.
- + Sotheby's CEO sees 'very strong demand' ahead of $1.4 billion art auctions —The fall auction sales in New York next week are expected to top $1.4 billion, marking a 50% increase from last year, according to art experts.
- + New foreclosures jump 20% in October, a sign of more distress in the housing market—All phases of the foreclosure process are seeing big increases, as homeowners fall behind on mortgage payments due to stress in the economy.
- + Disney stock falls 7% as media giant posts mixed results —Disney reported fiscal fourth-quarter results before the bell Thursday, giving its final update on streaming subscriber metrics.
- + Congressional hemp restrictions threaten $28 billion industry, sending companies scrambling—Congress' stopgap funding bill added a provision banning almost all hemp, which threatens $28 billion hemp industry and has sent companies scrambling.
- + Striking Boeing defense workers vote on new contract—Boeing's 3,200 defense unit workers voted on a new contract on Thursday.
- + Starbucks workers union launches strike in more than 40 cities on chain's key holiday sales day—The strike could disrupt Starbucks' key holiday season as it tries to carry out a turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol.
- + Verizon chairman Mark Bertolini says the board 'needed to act' to revive company—Verizon chairman and Oscar Health CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the telecom company's board "needed to act" with its leadership tra...
- + Disney stock falls 8% as media giant posts mixed results —Disney reported fiscal fourth-quarter results before the bell Thursday, giving its final update on streaming subscriber metrics.
- + DOT freezes flight cuts as disruptions ease, shutdown ends—Flight disruptions eased on Wednesday before House lawmakers voted on a spending bill that ended the longest-ever government shutdown.
- + This startup backed by Bezos and Benioff launched a trading platform for shares of rental homes—Arrived is announcing a new $27 million fundraise to help launch a secondary market platform.
- + From AI to ESG: Family offices expect heirs will take new path on investing—Ultra-rich families anticipate millennial and Gen X heirs will make big changes to their investment firms or even shut them down altogether.
- + Disney posts mixed results as streaming growth is offset by legacy TV declines—Disney reported fiscal fourth-quarter results before the bell Thursday, giving its final update on streaming subscriber metrics.
- + DOT freezes flight cuts as disruptions ease—Flight disruptions eased on Wednesday before House lawmakers voted on a spending bill that ended the longest-ever government shutdown.
- + Starbucks workers union launches strike in at least 40 cities on chain's key holiday sales day—The strike could disrupt Starbucks' key holiday season as it tries to carry out a turnaround under CEO Brian Niccol.
- + Here's what to expect when Disney reports earnings before the bell—Disney is set to provide investors with an update on its streaming and TV business, as well as its theme parks, when it reports quarterly earnings Thu...
- + DOT freezes flight cuts as disruptions ease and end to shutdown is in sight—Flight disruptions eased on Wednesday before House lawmakers were set to vote on a spending bill that would end the longest-ever government shutdown.
- + Skims valued at $5 billion after new funding round as it accelerates store expansion—Kim Kardashian's Skims raised $225 million from Goldman Sachs, valuing the brand at $5 billion. The capital will fund expansion and could delay an exp...
- + Toyota opens new U.S. battery plant, confirms $10 billion in new investments—Toyota started production at a $13.9 billion U.S. battery plant and confirmed plans to invest up to $10 billion more than expected domestically over f...
- + WNBA's Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon says the league may need new leadership—Calls for Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to step down have built in recent weeks, fueled by comments by Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier.
- + Flight cancellations ease, hitting lowest rate in almost a week, with end to the shutdown in sight—Flight disruptions eased on Wednesday before House lawmakers were set to vote on a spending bill that would end the longest-ever government shutdown.
- + Shares of Swiss sneaker company On soar 20% as it raises guidance again—Swiss sportswear company On blew past Wall Street's expectations as it pledged to offer no discounts during the holiday shopping season.
- + Swiss sneaker company On raises guidance again, says it won't offer Black Friday deal—Swiss sportswear company On blew past Wall Street's expectations as it pledged to offer no discounts during the holiday shopping season.
- + Airlines warn flight cancellations will continue even after shutdown ends—Airlines will need time to adjust schedules even after the shutdown ends, carriers warned.
- + Real estate titan Barry Sternlicht says he will 'have to' drop employees in favor of AI—Billionaire Barry Sternlicht, chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group, is a legendary, legacy real estate investor. He called the impact of AI "ter...
- + Flight disruptions from shutdown pile up as Trump threatens air traffic controllers—Flight delays and cancellations piled up in recent days as air traffic controller staffing shortages worsen in the government shutdown.
- + More than 100 lawmakers push Starbucks to resume union negotiations—Starbucks Workers United is threatening a strike in 25 cities starting Thursday, the company's Red Cup Day.
- + Private-jet demand is on the rise amid government shutdown, says Flexjet CEO —The FAA plans to curb private-jet traffic at 12 major U.S. airports starting Monday.
- + Kia previews next-gen Telluride SUV as 'new benchmark' for brand—Kia on Monday previewed its next-generation Telluride SUV that the company is describing as a "new benchmark for the brand's design and ambition."
- + Disney's newest cruise ship, the Destiny, is getting ready to set sail: Here's a peek inside—Like Disney's other cruise ships, the Destiny features themed dining, curated lounges and onboard entertainment. The Destiny is all about heroes and v...
- + Restaurant Brands International to form joint venture for Burger King China to accelerate expansion—Over the next decade, the joint venture aims to more than double Burger King's footprint in China.
- + Millionaires value their personal trainers and therapists more than their wealth advisors —The trend highlight the growing importance of so-called "soft services" for the wealthy.
- + Airlines cancel more than 700 U.S. flights as FAA-ordered shutdown cuts begin—The cuts were ordered as air traffic controllers have missed their paychecks due to the government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history.
- + Millions more Americans could access obesity drugs after Trump's deals with Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk—Medicare will start covering obesity drugs for the first time, which could open access to millions of seniors and spur more private insurers to follow...
- + FAA announces flight reductions at 40 airports. Here's where cuts are expected and what travelers need to know—The Federal Aviation Administration announced a reduction across 40 airports beginning Friday. Here's what travelers need to know.
- + McDonald's U.S. boss puts focus on 'value and affordability' as consumer spending splits—McDonald's U.S. President Joe Erlinger told operators the brand was "moving in the right direction" as it continues a more-than-yearlong push on value...
- + Here's how much weight loss drugs could cost you under Trump's deals with Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk—The monthly out-of-pocket cost of popular injections and upcoming pills could range from $50 to $350, depending on the dosage and insurance coverage.
- + Peloton posts bullish holiday forecast, betting that shoppers will spend big on new product lineup—Peloton beat Wall Street's expectations on the top and bottom lines and issued strong holiday guidance.
- + Trump announces deals with Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk to slash weight loss drug prices, offer some Medicare coverage—The deals are among the most politically significant announcements to date in the Trump administration's efforts to rein in high U.S. drug costs.
- + Startup Omada Health to start prescribing GLP-1s, other obesity medications as membership grows —The announcement expands the offerings under the company's weight management program as its membership grows to more than 800,000.
- + CarMax stock falls 24% as CEO steps down, used car retailer releases weak outlook—CarMax said board member David McCreight, a retail clothing executive who has served as CEO of Lulu's Fashion Lounge Holdings, will serve as interim C...
- + Younger consumers are eating less Chipotle and Cava. They are buying more Coach bags—The split in company results indicates consumers are splurging in some areas, as they save in others.
- + Retailers' holiday hiring to hit lowest level since the Great Recession, says major industry trade group —The major industry group's prediction offers the latest glimpse into the jobs market as the record government shutdown stretches on.
- + Peloton recalls 833,000 more bikes over seat post issue, two injuries reported—Peloton is again doing a recall after receiving reports that the seat post on its original Bike+ model detached and broke during use, leading to two i...
- + This fintech unicorn just launched an AI agent to handle billions of dollars in CRE lending—Built Technologies unveiled an AI agent for what's known as draw requests, when developers or construction firms ask lenders for the next stage of fin...
- + Target's sloppier stores are wearing on shoppers, and its turnaround could hinge on cleaning them up—The big-box retailer, which has long relied on stores as fulfillment hubs, is tweaking its approach to try to improve customers' experiences within th...
- + DraftKings takes over ESPN sports betting partnership from Penn Entertainment—In separate releases Thursday, ESPN said it was terminating its agreement with Penn years earlier than planned and had signed an agreement with DraftK...
- + Family offices make fewer deals but still flock to AI startup mega-rounds—Investment firms of the ultra-rich seek bigger returns and to tap into the AI boom.
- + Eli Lilly to start late-stage trials on amylin obesity drug after it shows up to 20% weight loss in study —The highest dose of Eli Lilly's weekly injection helped patients with obesity or who are overweight lose 20.1% of their body weight on average at 48 w...
- + NWSL creates star-studded advisory board to guide league's growth—NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman is leaning on her star-studded ownership groups to help shape the league's future.
- + Lucid misses Wall Street expectations, narrows production guidance—Lucid also said it has agreed to increase a term loan credit facility from $750 million to roughly $2 billion from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fu...
- + Retailers are raising prices to meet tariffs. Amazon is hiking more than others—Prices on Amazon, Walmart and Target have all increased this year as retailers grapple with higher costs due to tariffs.
- + E.l.f. Beauty stock plunges 29% on weak guidance, tariff impact—E.l.f. Beauty, which acquired Hailey Bieber's beauty brand Rhode earlier this year, expects the brand to increase annual run rate revenue by $300 mill...
- + Read Paramount's argument for why its WBD buyout offer is superior to splitting the company—Warner Bros. Discovery plans to announce either a sale or that it's moving forward with splitting the company — or both — by Christmas, sources told C...
- + Starbucks union authorizes open-ended strike as busy holiday season begins—Starbucks union baristas have voted to authorize an open-ended strike.
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