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A federal judge has set a March 2027 trial date for the antitrust challenges to Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Rockwell Automation Inc (ROK) delivers double-digit sales growth and raises full-year outlook, while navigating persistent inflation and tariff-related headwinds.

Analysts say MDA is poised to be a key beneficiary of Canada’s military and sovereign space capabilities buildout

Paramount Skydance reported mixed second-quarter results on Tuesday, with higher streaming and studio revenue offsetting declines in television, as the company works to close its ‌planned $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Ellison reiterated that ​he fully expects "the transaction to close."

Aug 4 (Reuters) - Lawsuits challenging Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. ‌Discovery will go to trial in March ‌2027, a federal judge in California ruled on Tuesday.

A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday overturned a ruling that had temporarily barred Perplexity from using its AI-powered agentic shopping tools on ‌Amazon's platform. In a novel legal dispute, the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court ‌of Appeals determined that Amazon was unlikely to succeed on its claim that Perplexity's AI agents violated a federal ​computer-hacking law. The ruling is the first by a federal appeals court to address whether AI agents acting on behalf of users can legally access online platforms, a question with broad implications for the fast-growing field of agentic AI tools that can browse, shop and transact across the web.

A California federal judge said Tuesday that the antitrust trial will begin March 2 with an expectation that it will run for 12 court days. The timeline the judge laid out in a written order is much later than the November 2026 start date Paramount had sought. The order will prove costly for Paramount.

The lawsuit alleges Amazon violated federal and state antitrust laws through its Delivery Service Partner program, arguing the company exercises unlawful “monopsony,” or a dominant buyer’s ability to dictate prices and terms-over the small businesses that deliver Amazon packages and the drivers they employ.

The state's attorney general filed the federal antitrust lawsuit Tuesday, accusing Amazon of holding down pay for drivers in its Delivery Service Partner program

Bond yields remain elevated as the investors digest the Fed's policy moves.

Aug 4 (Reuters) - The Trump administration is preparing to set a price floor and impose tariffs on polysilicon and related products, according to four people familiar with the plan, putting a material

For most of this year, investors have obsessed over one question: when will the Federal Reserve finally begin cutting interest rates? Every inflation report, jobs release, and manufacturing survey has been dissected for clues. That scrutiny has only intensified since Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has made it clear the central bank intends to offer ... This Indicator Hasn’t Been This High in 4 Years. It Means the Fed Could Raise Rates in 2026

SpaceX received about 20% of its 2025 revenue from U.S. federal agencies.

Ford, BlackRock, and Google just pledged hundreds of millions to pull experienced tradespeople back into the workforce, and a 63-year-old electrician in Ohio is answering that call without realizing the bigger paychecks could trigger two separate federal penalties at once.

The bond market’s summer reset has 10-year note yields trading near the highest levels since early 2025.

The bank has not accused the Trump Organization of money laundering. But Capital One said the transaction patterns it identified are “among the types of activity flagged by federal banking guidance.”

Kevin Warsh delivers "shock" while leaving Wall Street in awe.

Wall Street’s nervousness over inflation and higher rates derailing the stock market was already on the radar. Elevated oil prices threatened to lift consumer prices and stoke fears of a Fed rate hike while pressuring tech stocks that had powered the market to record highs. The Nasdaq 100’s ...

Despite margin pressure from tariffs and a soft agriculture market, CNH Industrial raises its full-year 2026 outlook on improved pricing and operational gains.

Boeing (BA) has received the US Federal Aviation Administration's clearance for its 737 Max 7, pavin

The blue chip leader will remain more resilient than the fintech challenger.

FlavorCloud CEO Rathna Sharad says recovering IEEPA tariff payments becomes far more complicated for importers using smaller global carriers.

First Solar leads the S&P 500. Wall Street might be betting an upcoming government tariff decision will support the solar company’s business.

The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday approved the smallest model of Boeing's Max jetliners for commercial service nearly a decade after the aircraft manufacturer first unveiled the plane. Certification of the Boeing 737 Max 7 represents a milestone in the company's work to overcome years of safety, quality and production challenges. The long-delayed Max 7 is part of Boeing’s 737 family of commercial jets, which is the company's bestseller and has been at the center of its troubles.

Investing.com -- The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday has approved the Boeing 737 MAX-7, issuing an amended type certificate and an updated Production Limitation Record following nearly a decade of technical review and safety assessments, sending shares of Boeing sharply up more than 5% in afternoon hours of trading.

During an interview with Bloomberg Television on Monday, Cohn said Warsh is trying to reduce the market’s reliance on Fed guidance and encourage investors to make decisions based on economic data.

Treasury yields (^FVX, ^TNX, ^TYX) have been soaring, putting pressure on the Federal Reserve. Yahoo Finance Senior Business Reporter Ines Ferré and Zacks Investment Management chief market strategist Brian Mulberry discuss the implications of higher bond yields.

PNC's surprise 18% dividend hike looks like pure upside for retirees on Social Security, but the bigger payout quietly sets off a chain reaction through federal tax rules that can cost far more than most investors expect.

Altman said that the comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh on the U.S. economy were “striking.”

IBM Vice Chairman Gary Cohn says, "the market became addicted to knowing what the Fed was going to do" as he discusses market reaction to Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's handling of the US central bank. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."