SpaceX is moving toward a public-market debut so large that it is less a routine listing than a stress test for the growth-stock complex. The company is aiming to raise…
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Prediction markets are moving from a legal novelty to a regulatory test for U.S. finance. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s June 10 proposal for event contracts does not settle the…
BP’s latest restructuring is more than a tidying-up exercise. It is a statement about what public markets now want from major oil companies: fewer competing narratives, clearer accountability and a…
GSK’s $10.6 billion agreement to buy Nuvalent is a reminder that the pharmaceutical industry’s deal market is being driven less by cheap targets than by scarce assets that can plausibly…
Intesa Sanpaolo has turned Italy’s banking consolidation race from a gradual reshuffling into a direct contest for control of one of the country’s most strategically connected financial institutions. On Monday,…
SFR’s proposed sale to its three main French rivals is more than a domestic telecom transaction. It is a direct test of whether Europe is finally prepared to let operators…
Broadcom delivered the kind of numbers that would have looked extraordinary in almost any earlier semiconductor cycle. Revenue jumped 48% from a year earlier to $22.19 billion in its fiscal…
Partners Group’s decision to limit withdrawals from an $8.6 billion evergreen private equity fund is not a bank-run story, but it is a sharper warning for a private markets industry…
UniCredit has pushed its direct Commerzbank stake above 34%, turning a contested exchange offer into a test of shareholder leverage and European bank consolidation.
Wise’s Belgian money-laundering probe shows why fintech investors are again pricing compliance risk into cross-border payment growth.