Airbnb Gives Strong Outlook in Sign US Demand Is Picking Up
Airbnb Inc. issued a better-than-expected outlook for the holiday quarter, with a recently launched “reserve now, pay later”…
Merz Backs EU Tariff Plan to Help Europe’s Ailing Steelmakers
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz threw his support behind proposed European Union tariffs to shield the continent’s ailing steelmakers…
OMERS review recommends rework of two-tiered governance structure
The Ontario government is being urged to rework an unwieldy governance structure at one of the province’s largest…
Altman Says OpenAI Doesn’t Want a Government Bailout For AI
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman pushed back at the idea that the company would seek federal guarantees…
US Treasuries Jump as Weak Jobs Data Fuel Rate-Cut Bets
Treasuries rallied after private measures of US economic data pointed to a stumbling jobs market, spurring traders to…
US Promotes Gaza Force at UN to Back Trump’s Fragile Truce
The US is seeking United Nations support for a proposal to send foreign troops into Gaza to help…
Japan’s Ruling Bloc Partner Warns Against Mixed-Message BOJ Hike
A Bank of Japan move to raise interest rates at a time when the government is calling on…
Japan’s Ruling Party Eyes $6.5 Billion a Year for Chips, AI
Japan’s ruling party aims to secure roughly ¥1 trillion ($6.5 billion) per year to keep supporting the nation’s…
Gold Steadies as Traders Assess Outlook for US Interest Rates
Gold steadied after the biggest gain in about a week, as traders assessed the outlook for US interest…
Treasuries Slump as Supply Outlook Compounds Anxiety About Fed
Treasuries slid after the US government signaled that larger auction sizes are on the horizon, while signs of…
OpenAI CFO Says Bubble-Wary Market Needs More AI ‘Exuberance’
OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar suggested the market is overly focused on anxiety about a possible bubble…
Lilly and Novo Rise on Report of Deal for Medicare Coverage
Shares of Eli Lilly & Co and Novo Nordisk A/S rose on a report that the companies were…