Morgan Stanley analysts calculated on Wednesday that large U.S. banks might be able to release up to $320 billion in capital under updated draft regulations
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Ackman’s Pershing Square bids $64 billion for Universal Music Group, the Taylor Swift label.
In a cash-and-stock deal worth over $64 billion, activist investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management is proposing to buy Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny’s
Trump aims to close the $1.6 trillion revenue shortfall with a plethora of new tariffs.
The Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn some of the president’s import taxes destroyed almost $1.6 trillion in lost tariff income, and this week the Trump
Japan-US trade deal to add nuclear power project to $550 billion investment package.
The United States and Japan are to include a nuclear power plant in the second round of agreements under Japan’s $550 billion investment package. Westinghouse
Trump bans Anthropic technology as OpenAI strikes a deal with the Pentagon.
The Trump administration escalated a highly public dispute between the government and Anthropic over AI safety on Friday by ordering all U.S. agencies to cease
Pentagon sets a deadline to declare Anthropic a supply chain risk over failure to bend AI safeguards.
As military officials demand that the artificial intelligence startup change its ethical rules by Friday or risk harming its business, a public confrontation between the
JPMorgan enlists CHIPS and defense officials to lobby for a $1.5 trillion security initiative.
JPMorgan Chase has appointed a group of top leaders to further its push into sectors related to economic resilience and national security. In October, the
US banks may lose $500 billion to stablecoins within 24 months, posing a threat to financial stability.
Standard Chartered estimated on Tuesday that stablecoins, which are U.S. dollar-backed cryptocurrency tokens, could withdraw about $500 billion in deposits from U.S. banks by the
Netflix’s $72 billion offer for Warner Bros. is all cash as it steps up its proposal.
In an attempt to win over the shareholders of the Hollywood behemoth for its $72 billion merger and possibly avert a hostile bid from Paramount,
If Trump loses at the Supreme Court, importers brace to battle for a $150 billion tariff refund.
Business executives, customs brokers, and trade attorneys are preparing for a Supreme Court decision regarding the legitimacy of President Donald Trump’s broad international tariffs. Should
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