- + Lego keeps beating the toy industry. Its secret weapon is not what you'd expect—Lego on Tuesday reported a 12% jump in revenue for fiscal year 2025 and reported consumer sales that far outpace the broader toy industry.
- + Ticketmaster parent Live Nation reaches settlement with Department of Justice over antitrust concerns—Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, reached a settlement with the Department of Justice over antitrust concerns.
- + Inside the booming business of wellness third spaces and membership clubs—A growing number of consumers are seeking out third spaces and membership clubs surrounding wellness, to improve their health while also socializing.
- + FDA vaccine head will step down in April after string of controversial decisions—Vinay Prasad is leaving his post as director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research.
- + FDA reversals leave investors worrying about the fates of other experimental drugs—Investors are scrutinizing the prospects for some drugs in the pipeline following a string of recent rejections from the U.S. Food and Drug Administra...
- + Toyota, Hyundai and Chinese automakers expected to be most impacted by Iran war—While regional sales will be impacted, the closing of the Strait of Hormuz and rising oil prices will have ripple effects across the global automotive...
- + Used vehicle prices jump ahead of spring selling season optimism—A closely watched barometer for used vehicle pricing jumped last month as dealers sped to increase inventories amid optimism of a robust spring sellin...
- + United CEO Scott Kirby says higher airfare could be ahead after fuel price spike—United CEO Scott Kirby said demand remains high but that fuel prices will hit first-quarter results.
- + FDA official calls UniQure's gene therapy a 'failed' treatment for Huntington's disease—UniQure needs to run another trial to prove its gene therapy "actually helps people with Huntington's disease," said a senior FDA official.
- + Historic winter storms weigh on Gap, Old Navy performance after 800 temporary store closures—Gap has been on a steady upswing of growth but saw worse than expected results during its holiday quarter after historic winter storms led to store cl...
- + Mortgages in 47 seconds: Better’s new ChatGPT app targets lenders Rocket and UWM—Creating a mortgage has been one of the most time-consuming corners of American finance, with lenders relying on dozens of steps that can take weeks.
- + States led by New York sue to block Trump's latest tariffs, calling them an illegal end run around Supreme Court—The move from the state AGs — part of the successful effort to block Trump's original tariffs — adds to the ongoing uncertainty created by his tariff ...
- + Home sellers are relisting properties at fastest pace in a decade, but spring supply is still low—Frustrated sellers who pulled homes off the market last fall are now relisting them at a quick pace, thanks to lower mortgage rates, but supply is sti...
- + Victoria’s Secret posts longest sales growth streak in four years as shoppers return to Pink brand—Victoria's Secret has been working to regain relevancy and win back shoppers under CEO Hillary Super.
- + The wealthy once rushed to Dubai. Now they're scrambling to leave—Since the start of the U.S.-Iran war, Dubai's status as a haven for the global elite has been shattered.
- + Iran war threatens $11.7 trillion global travel industry as passengers get caught in crossfire—Travelers who are far from falling missiles, drone attacks and other geopolitical flashpoints aren't immune to ripple effects.
- + Family offices double down on AI investments as startup fundraising breaks record in February—AI bubble fears haven't stopped investment firms of billionaires like Laurene Powell Jobs from betting on high-flying startups
- + Eli Lilly launches program to help boost employer coverage of obesity drugs in U.S.—Employers can use Lilly's platform to connect with different third-party program administrators that help manage obesity treatment benefits and costs....
- + Trump sides with crypto firms in trillion-dollar battle with banks over stablecoin yield—The dispute centers on whether crypto firms like Coinbase can offer yields on stablecoins, which banks warn will siphon trillions of dollars from the ...
- + Disney launches its Adventure cruise ship — a new foothold in Southeast Asia—The Disney Adventure sets sail from Singapore this month. The company's global aspirations coincide with a sharp decline in international visitors to ...
- + Target is making big changes to win back customers. Here's what shoppers can expect to see—Target's merchandising leaders previewed the company's ambitious plans to overhaul key categories, including home and apparel, at an investor meeting.
- + Big investors have been fleeing for-sale housing market, even before Trump ordered ban—President Donald Trump wants to ban big investors from buying single-family rental homes, but investors have already been selling due to high home pri...
- + Blackstone’s Gray: Market ‘noise’ fueled record redemptions from world’s largest private credit fund—Blackstone president Jon Gray defended the quality of loans within the firm's flagship private credit fund.
- + Versant debut earnings report shows continued pay TV pressure, digital growth —Versant reported its 2025 earnings, giving Wall Street its first detailed look inside the company that started publicly trading in January.
- + Target says it's on track to end its sales slump after another lackluster quarter—The big-box retailer Target posted its fiscal fourth-quarter results as it hosted an investor meeting at its Minneapolis headquarters.
- + Best Buy’s holiday sales disappoint, but retailer shows progress in growing profits—Best Buy beat fourth-quarter earnings expectations but missed Wall Street's revenue estimates.
- + Target is set to report quarterly earnings, share turnaround plan. Here's what to expect—The big-box retailer Target will host an investor meeting at its Minneapolis headquarters.
- + First flights take off from Dubai after Iran strikes, but service is 'limited'—Emirates airline said it will resume a limited number of flights as early as Monday evening local time.
- + Jamie Dimon says Trump’s $5 billion debanking lawsuit ‘has no merit’ but he’s sympathetic to concerns—The suit against JPMorgan, the world's biggest bank by market cap, and its CEO puts Dimon in an awkward position.
- + Travel stocks fall after thousands of flights grounded following Iran strikes—Airlines and some hotel stocks fell after the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran and subsequent retaliation strikes.
- + Versant is about to test Wall Street’s appetite for cable TV in its first earnings report as a public company—Versant, the portfolio of pay TV networks previously owned by Comcast, will release its first earnings report since going public earlier this year.
- + Mortgage rates jump sharply higher after Iran strikes, reversing last week's decline—Mortgage rates moved decidedly higher Monday, as the U.S. war with Iran pushed oil prices up and Treasury yields followed.
- + Paramount to combine HBO Max and Paramount+ into one streaming service after WBD merger—Paramount said it plans to merge HBO Max and Paramount+ into one streaming service after completing its WBD acquisition.
- + NASA is sending its first Black and first female astronauts to the moon—NASA is sending the first Black and first female astronauts to the moon in an upcoming launch, marking the first journey to the moon in over 50 years.
- + How the 'K-shaped' economy is showing up at two big U.S. gyms—The outlooks of Life Time and Planet Fitness show the divergence in spending between higher- and lower-income consumers.
- + WBD employees fear coming wave of job losses as Paramount tops Netflix's bid to acquire company—WBD employees fear potential job cuts, culture clashes and high debt loads as Paramount supplants Netflix as the company's acquirer.
- + WBD and Paramount may have an easier time winning regulatory approval than Netflix—With Netflix out of the picture, a Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery deal may have fewer obstacles to regulatory approval.
- + Netflix ditches deal for Warner Bros. Discovery after Paramount’s offer is deemed superior—Netflix is ditching a deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery's studio and streaming assets after the WBD board deemed a revised bid by Paramount to be sup...
- + David Ellison has a rocky history at the box office. Buying Warner Bros. could fix that—Only five of Skydance's features to date — three of them starring Tom Cruise — have generated more than $200 million domestically.
- + FanDuel parent Flutter reports disappointing fourth-quarter earnings—Flutter's 2026 revenue guidance of $17.75 billion to $19.05 billion was lower than analysts' projection.
- + State Farm announces $5 billion dividend; $100 average refund coming to car insurance customers—Customers can expect to receive $100 refund on average, though State Farm says it will vary by state and by the amount of premium paid.
- + Lawsuit over $21 million donor-advised fund highlights risks of DAF giving—Wealthy Americans use DAFs to give back and save on taxes, but the popular strategy comes with strings attached.
- + Billionaire family offices invested in pro soccer, bitcoin and semiconductors before the new year—The private investment firms of Leon Cooperman and the Walton family disclosed bold stock buys last quarter.
- + Cava stock jumps 26% after surprise same-store sales growth, driven by menu prices—Cava CFO Tricia Tolivar said the company has been able to create a "bridge" in the increasingly K-shaped economy.
- + Restaurant reservation wars heat up as DoorDash enters the arena with Resy, OpenTable—The still-simmering reservation wars of the last decade could fully reignite this year, as a shifting tech landscape pits the biggest players against ...
- + Lowe's CEO says the housing market is under pressure, even as the retailer's sales jump more than 10%—Lowe's posted more than 10% sales growth in the fourth quarter at a time when housing turnover and home improvement demand are slow.
- + Panera Bread releases first-ever value menu with 'Mix & Match' deals—Panera Bread is in the early stages of a turnaround, and affordability is a key part of CEO Paul Carbone's strategy for Panera.
- + Lucid widely misses earnings expectations, forecasts slowing EV growth in 2026—For 2026, Lucid announced a vehicle production target of between 25,000 and 27,000 units, which would be a roughly 40% to 51% increase compared with l...
- + WBD says Paramount raised its bid to $31 per share, board will weigh offer against Netflix deal—If WBD deems the new Paramount offer superior, Netflix will have four days to improve its previously agreed-upon bid.
- + Spirit Airlines plans to slash flights, fleet in bid to emerge from bankruptcy as early as spring—Spirit Airlines has reached an agreement with lenders to emerge from bankruptcy by late spring or early summer.
- + Jamie Dimon says AI is already reshaping JPMorgan Chase's workforce as bank plans 'huge redeployment’—JPMorgan, the world's biggest bank by market cap, has the industry's largest annual tech budget at nearly $20 billion, and it has outlined an ambitiou...
- + Home Depot tops earnings estimates for the first time in a year as demand for projects remains muted—Home Depot beat fiscal fourth-quarter earnings expectations after missing estimates the prior three quarters.
- + Epstein files highlight how the wealthy borrow against art collections—Art loans are typically used by the wealthy to provide ready cash, leverage financial investments and avoid hefty tax bills.
- + Novo Nordisk to slash GLP-1 list prices by up to 50% in U.S. to cut costs for insured patients—The cuts aim to make the drugs more accessible to insured patients, particularly people with high-deductible health plans or coinsurance benefit desig...
- + Jamie Dimon says 'watch out’ as lofty asset prices add to economic risks: ‘My anxiety is high’—JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is anxious as high asset levels collide with increased competition among lenders and jitters over loans to the software...
- + Cruise companies cancel Puerto Vallarta stops after violence in Mexico—American travel companies are scrambling to reroute cruise ships and take care of tourists to Mexico.
- + How Domino's is trying to double its business during a rough patch for big pizza rivals—Domino's Pizza posted better-than-expected earnings and said it is winning over lower-income diners with value offerings.
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