YouTube to Pay $24.5 Million to Settle Lawsuit Brought by Trump
The Google subsidiary is the final Big Tech company to resolve a trio of personal lawsuits that Donald Trump filed against social-media platforms.
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Season-Pass Sales for Ski Season Are Down at Vail Resorts
The CEO says the ski-resort operator failed to keep pace with shifting consumer behavior.
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Electronic Arts Goes Private for $55 Billion in Largest LBO Ever
The videogame maker said a group of investors including private-equity firm Silver Lake, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and Jared Kushner’s investment firm Affinity Partners would buy it.
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OpenAI’s New Sora Video Generator to Require Copyright Holders to Opt Out
Executives at the company notified talent agencies and studios over the last week.
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Intel is one of the hottest chip stocks this year. Here’s where things stand now.
Intel’s stock has rallied on growing enthusiasm for a turnaround, but there are still questions about how quickly that can manifest.
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Nike earnings are due. The results could be a ‘turning point’ after recent struggles.
As potentially positive signals start to emerge, analysts will be looking to management for confirmation that any rebound is real.
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Imperial Oil to Cut 20% of Workforce in Next Two Years
The job cuts, along with broader restructuring efforts, are expected to save $150 million a year by 2028, the Canadian oil company said.
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Jefferies Financial Sales Jump as Execs See Stabilizing Market Sentiment
The investment banking company posted a profit of $224.0 million, or $1.01 a share, thanks to an improved market for mergers and acquisitions.
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TD Bank Brings Back Financial Targets, Looks to Return Billions to Shareholders
The bank, which had suspended its targets after a settlement related to failings in anti-money laundering controls, expects to deliver between C$2 billion and C$2.5 billion in annualized cost savings.
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Comcast Names President as Co-CEO to Serve With Brian Roberts
Michael Cavanagh will serve as co-chief executive alongside the longtime CEO, the company said Monday.
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Barrick CEO Mark Bristow Steps Down; Mark Hill Named COO and Interim CEO
Barrick Mining President and Chief Executive Mark Bristow has departed the big Canadian gold miner roughly seven years after he took the helm following its takeover of the company he previously led, Randgold Resources.
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TotalEnergies to Cut Costs While Boosting Oil, Gas Output Through 2030
TotalEnergies said it will boost oil and gas production through 2030 while starting a $7.5 billion savings plan.
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Carnival Lifts Outlook on Continued Demand, Higher Spending
The Miami-based cruise operator said Monday it expects momentum to sail into next year. Bookings also remain strong, with nearly half of 2026 already sold at higher prices.
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Canada to Lend Algoma Steel C$500 Million to Deal With U.S. Tariff Squeeze
Canada’s finance minister said the loan would help Algoma transition to a business model less reliant on U.S. demand.
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Auto Supplier First Brands Files for Bankruptcy Amid Accounting Questions
First Brands enters bankruptcy protection after lenders raised red flags over the company’s billions of dollars of off-balance-sheet debt.
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