Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion over children’s online safety claims. Nearly a third of it won’t be paid unless its two biggest rivals accept the same restrictions.
Dolly Parton died holding a 3,000-song catalog she was repeatedly urged to sell. The refusal started with a phone call from Elvis Presley’s manager in 1974.
Nvidia forecast a record $108 billion quarter, comfortably above analyst estimates. The number that moved was gross margin, and it moved down.
Nvidia is raising AI server prices more than 15% — not by choice, but because memory chip shortages have handed pricing power to suppliers.
LeBron James borrowed nearly $300 million against future Nike income back in 2018 — a strategy called securitization that stayed hidden for eight years.
Anthropic and Shein are on opposite financial trajectories, but both are using supervoting shares to keep founder control out of public shareholders’ hands.
Bessent’s new Iran sanctions use the same tool Washington tested on North Korea in 2017 — targeting anyone who deals with the sanctioned country, not just blacklisted names.
A Columbia study finds private credit ratings run systematically higher than public ones. Here’s why that matters for insurers and AI infrastructure financing.
Why doubling Treasury’s bond buybacks couldn’t lower long-term yields for more than a day — and what term premium has to do with it.
Gallup found Americans oppose data centers more than nuclear plants. Here’s what “social license to operate” means for AI infrastructure investors.
