The regional coffee chain filed confidentially to go public in NYC, joining a wave of challengers taking share from SBUX.
BTC and ETH ETFs saw sharp outflows after the FOMC dashed hopes for a rate cut.
TSLA was ordered to pay $329M after a jury blamed its driver-assist tech for a deadly accident in Florida.
META tried to buy Thinking Machines and recruit its AI talent, but Tulloch said no—and not a single teammate left.
Compass Point downgraded Coinbase. Is cryptocurrency's near-term upside spent?
A Sell rating and $248 target reflect Compass Point’s cautious Q3 outlook, citing slow August–September activity.
Trump’s stance on Europe is driving issuers to ditch MS, JPM, WFC, and USB in favor of non-U.S. institutions.
Amphenol will acquire CommScope’s cable unit for $10.5B in cash—COMM jumped 76% on the deal, APH rose 4%.
Here’s everything you might have missed last week on Wall Street, and everything to watch in the week ahead.
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Our five favorite tweets of the week include a few soaring stocks and Y Combinator's rubric for the Next Big Thing.
Canada, India, South Korea, and Mexico all face new tariffs or deals as Trump escalates his global trade reset ahead of August 1.
The U.K.’s CMA says $MSFT and $AMZN dominate a lopsided market—and may face conduct rules or probes by 2026.
UBS upgrades Peloton to Buy with an $11 target, citing cost cuts, sales momentum, and a low-risk valuation setup.
A White House-backed report urges Congress to greenlight federal crypto trading and empower the CFTC as lead regulator.
Warner Bros. Discovery will split into two companies in 2026: “Warner Bros.” for content, and “Discovery Global” for networks.
