The US–China trade war extends to the seas as both nations impose new port fees on each other's ships, raising global shipping costs.

Amazon fires Palestinian engineer Ahmed Shahrour after he protested the company's $1.2B cloud deal with Israel.

LendingTree CEO Doug Lebda dies at 55 in an ATV accident, company confirms leadership changes and honors his legacy.

Jamie Dimon announces JPMorgan's $1.5 trillion plan to boost U.S. economic and national security over the next decade.

Trump reassures public after threatening 100% tariffs on China, while Beijing vows retaliation over rare earth export limits.

AstraZeneca joins Pfizer in cutting US drug prices under Trump's new deal to offer lower costs for Medicaid patients.

Ken Griffin says rising crime and taxes forced Citadel to move its headquarters from Chicago to Miami.

Qantas confirms hackers released stolen customer data months after July cyber breach.

Warner Bros Discovery rejects Paramount's early $20-per-share takeover offer, signaling tough negotiations ahead.

Kentucky sues Roblox over child safety, accusing the platform of exposing kids to predators and harmful content.

Tesla launches budget Model 3 and Model Y EVs, but stock falls as investors remain cautious despite price cuts.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reveals the bank spends $2 billion a year on AI, matching that amount in annual cost savings.

Toyota recalls nearly 394,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to a rearview camera software issue that may increase crash risk.

Verizon appoints former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman as its new chief executive, replacing Hans Vestberg.

Doan's Bakery recalls Tom Cruise's famous coconut cake due to undeclared milk and wheat allergens.

Steak 'n Shake will install giant American flags at all U.S. locations to show support for American values and traditions.

Costco teams up with Novo Nordisk to sell Ozempic and Wegovy at $499, making popular weight-loss drugs more affordable for members.

Fifth Third Bank will acquire Comerica in a $10.9 billion deal, creating the ninth-largest U.S. lender.

Air India's Boeing 787 faces a new safety probe after an emergency power device unexpectedly deployed midair, prompting calls for fleet inspections.

Rite Aid closes all stores after second bankruptcy, with prescriptions transferring to other pharmacies.

Amazon VP Rob Williams steps down just days after device launch event, marking a rare S-team departure.

Apple removes ICEBlock and similar apps after FBI links them to safety threats against ICE agents.

Cracker Barrel ends partnership with Prophet after customer backlash over logo and store redesign.

Tesla faces shareholder backlash over Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package ahead of November vote.

U.S. layoffs hit 950,000 in 2025, marking the highest level since 2020 amid a slowing job market and reduced hiring.

Boeing begins training replacement workers as 3,200 St. Louis defense employees remain on strike over contract disputes.

Congress cut $1.1 billion in funding, forcing PBS and NPR stations to cut programs and staff.

A jury found Uber negligent but not liable in a sexual assault case involving a rider and her driver.

Boeing is quietly developing a new single-aisle jet to replace the troubled 737 Max amid ongoing safety concerns.

FTC accuses Zillow of paying Redfin $100M to exit rental ads, allegedly violating antitrust laws.