As expected, Tesla announced at its general meeting in Austin, Texas, that shareholders approved CEO Elon Musk’s pay package, which could reach $1 trillion in overall compensation.

American Airlines said that it will cut a “small” number of management and support roles — mostly at its Fort Worth headquarters — in an effort to recalibrate its workforce to match current needs.

France’s government said it is moving toward suspending access to Shein’s online marketplace until the company proves its content conforms to French law.

Qualcomm beat earnings expectations and showcased progress on its new artificial intelligence accelerator chips and servers, which it expects will deliver material revenue by 2027.

Nvidia Corp. plans to invest as much as $1 billion in artificial intelligence startup Poolside.

Amazon posted higher fiscal third-quarter profit and sales compared with a year ago, driven by accelerating growth in its cloud computing division and strong consumer spending amid resurgent inflation.

Netflix is actively exploring a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming operations, retaining a financial advisor and gaining access to confidential financial data.

Robinhood Markets beat third-quarter expectations, doubling its revenue from a year earlier.

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) said that it had already cast its vote against Elon Musk’s proposed remuneration package as CEO of Tesla.

Aldi has confirmed the locations of 16 new supermarkets across the United Kingdom, all set to open before Christmas.

In the eight months since President Donald Trump took over the Kennedy Center, ticket sales have plummeted by nearly 50%.

France’s consumer watchdog has reported the Asian fast fashion giant Shein to authorities for selling “sex dolls with a childlike appearance” on its website.

Bob Rich Jr. has no intention of selling Rich Products, a Buffalo-based $5.8 billion food giant founded by his father — a company you’ve probably never heard of.

U.S. software company SAS Institute has withdrawn from mainland China and dismissed its local staff, ending more than two decades of operations amid intense competition and geopolitical tensions.

Reddit, which has surged in popularity in recent years, reported its most profitable quarter yet.

A chipmaker dramatically taken over by the Dutch government is preparing to rapidly step up production outside Beijing’s orbit.

Artificial intelligence (AI) company Stability AI has mostly prevailed against Getty Images in a British court battle over intellectual property.

Japanese video game maker Nintendo’s net profit jumped 85% in April–September from the year before, as its sales more than doubled following the launch of its hit Switch 2 console in June.

About 2,000 unionized delivery drivers accepted a buyout offer from UPS in the third quarter.

Starbucks will sell a majority stake in its China business to Chinese private equity firm Boyu Capital, concluding a lengthy search for a local partner in an increasingly tough market.

Three’s a trend, as they say. If Meta and Microsoft reported record revenues, surely Alphabet would too?

Microsoft CFO Amy Hood began 2025 by saying that the company had more demand for its cloud computing services than it had the capacity to handle.

Denny’s said that it is being acquired by a group of investors in a deal that will take the breakfast chain private.

Palantir stock dropped more than 4% in extended trading after a heated rally, despite beating third-quarter expectations, as analysts argue the company is overvalued.