Seagate and Toshiba are reportedly fighting over TDK’s hard-drive head business. It is the only independent maker of a part every drive needs, and Toshiba buys all of its heads there.
The US and China each named about $30 billion of goods for lower tariffs. The lists say more than the headline: one is short and full of toys, the other is long and missing soybeans.
SK Group’s chairman is selling about $700 million of SK Inc. stock to pay his ex-wife. The amount was fixed using a 2024 share price, before an AI rally lifted the stock about fivefold.
Flavio Bolsonaro’s first-round lead sent Brazil’s Ibovespa above 200,000 for the first time. Markets had a Monday like this in 2022 too, and the runoff did not go their way.
Tom Cruise has spent years as the star who saves the movies. In Digger he plays a man who only believes he saves the world, and the $8 million opening says audiences didn’t want that joke.
The UN declared its enemy state clauses obsolete in 1995 and agreed to delete them in 2005. Japan asked again in September. One article of the Charter explains the wait.
Trump announced $54 billion from South Korea for the Alaska natural gas pipeline. The one decision that turns a project into a real project still hasn’t happened.
Robinhood Agents ask for your OK before every trade by default. Robinhood Loops, coming soon, will let them trade on repeat around the clock. Here’s what to check first.
Core PCE came in at 3.0% for August, below forecasts. But July was rewritten to 3.0% on the same day. Here’s what the PCE methodology change actually did.
PIK interest lets a borrower pay with more debt instead of cash, but the lender still books it as income. The SEC now wants private credit funds to show how much of their income works this way.
