Nearly five years after the NFL announced it was looking to sell NFL Network and other media assets, ESPN—long seen as a top contender—has a framework deal in place.

Motorola Solutions, Inc. (MSI) is scheduled to report second-quarter 2025 results.

Australia said it has accepted a Japanese company’s bid for a lucrative and hotly contested contract to build 11 Australian warships, valued at about 10 billion Australian dollars ($6.5 billion).

Pfizer raised its full-year adjusted profit guidance on the back of cost reductions and strong business performance this year.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) said that it had detected “unauthorized activities” leading to the discovery of potential trade secret leaks.

Yum Brands has reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed analysts’ expectations, with Pizza Hut and KFC posting U.S. same-store sales declines.

In 2013, Motorola tried to claw its way into a smartphone market dominated by Apple and Samsung with a bold promise: Made in the USA.

Los Angeles–based sports agency CAA has once again earned the top spot on Forbes’ list of the Most Valuable Sports Agencies—ranking No. 1 for the 10th time.

Design startup Figma appeared to face an uncertain future in early 2024, after a $20 billion takeover by Adobe collapsed.

Berkshire Hathaway’s second-quarter earnings report has offered some important insights: Operating earnings were stronger than they first appeared due to one-time, noncash currency losses.

Self-driving technology under development by Tesla and its rivals promises safer streets, cleaner air, and reduced urban congestion.

Optimists can still cling to the relative strength of corporate profits. With two-thirds of the S&P 500 having reported second-quarter results, average earnings growth stands at 10.3% year-over-year.

Toyota Motor Corp. has raised its global production target for 2025 to approximately 10 million vehicles, which would mark the first time in two years it has reached that level.

GMR, an Indian conglomerate with a history of turning transport hubs into catalysts for national growth, now has its sights set on Sangley Point in Cavite as its next transformative project.

Spotify has announced a €1 increase for customers on its individual Premium plan, effective September 2025.

Germany’s armed forces, the Bundeswehr, have placed an order with Rheinmetall for around 1,400 military logistics vehicles, valued at €770 million.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has announced that it took a $3.76 billion write-down on its stake in Kraft Heinz during the second quarter — a clear acknowledgment that the decade-old investment has not panned out.

Carvana Co.’s shares hit an all-time high this week — rising more than 10,000% from their late-2022 low — delivering a staggering blow to investors betting against the online used-car dealer.

Microsoft is embedding its AI assistant deeper into its browser, combining Copilot and Edge search into a single text box that can read information across browser tabs.

Nissan Motor Co. has reported a net loss of ¥115.76 billion ($780 million) for the April–June quarter, attributing the downturn to U.S. auto tariffs.

Walmart has once again claimed the top spot in Fortune’s latest Global 500 ranking.

Brazil’s beef-packing industry could face $1 billion in losses if the United States imposes a 50% tariff on Brazilian beef exports, according to Abiec, a trade group representing major firms like JBS and Marfrig.

Samsung—not Intel—is best positioned to emerge as the world’s leading alternative to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC).

Palo Alto Networks is reportedly in talks to acquire an Israeli cybersecurity company in what could become one of the biggest tech deals of the year.