Iran’s renewed attempt to claim control over the Strait of Hormuz has turned this week’s oil-market relief into a more complicated test: whether traders should believe diplomatic headlines, military assurances…
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President Donald Trump’s claim that Apple has agreed to work with Intel to design and manufacture chips in the United States has turned Intel’s foundry ambitions from a long-running turnaround…
Accenture’s $4.18 billion push into industrial cybersecurity is a reminder that the artificial-intelligence boom is not lifting every technology services business in the same way. The consulting giant is buying…
CarMax’s latest quarter offered investors something they have been waiting to see from the used-car retailer: higher revenue, more total vehicle sales and a new chief executive willing to spell…
GO Inc.’s strong Tokyo debut is a useful reminder that the IPO market does not reopen only through mega-cap technology names or U.S. listings. Sometimes it reopens through a company…
The UK government’s resistance to a proposed rescue of Thames Water has turned a long-running corporate crisis into a sharper test of how much risk private creditors can shift onto…
The Trump administration’s effort to build a Western critical-minerals trading bloc is running into the hard part of industrial policy: agreeing who pays when security goals collide with market prices.…
Kevin Warsh’s first Federal Reserve policy meeting as chair is likely to be remembered less for the rate decision than for what he says about saying less. The Federal Open…
Whirlpool’s latest debt maneuver is not the kind of transaction that usually grabs broad market attention. It should. The appliance maker’s early tender results, released Friday, show a company moving…
The European Central Bank’s first rate increase since 2023 is a reminder that the energy shock has moved back from market screens into monetary policy. By raising all three key…