Dow's new CEO just described her job in six words, and they're not the six words a corner office usually gets. First woman, first Black CEO in 130 years — and she picked now to take over. Bold, or just honest?

Microsoft just had its best trading day since 2008. Somewhere in Texas, a group of banks is about to bet $15 billion that the AI boom needs its own power plant.

Nobody's quitting. Nobody's thriving either. Welcome to the workplace equivalent of a situationship — and it's costing the US economy more than most countries' GDP.

Visa just moved more money in three months than most countries make in a year. But the real headline isn't the swipes — it's what Visa's quietly bolted on top of them.

1,100 employees at the labs building AI just told Washington to slow the whole industry down. Not regulators. Not critics. The people cashing the equity checks.

Four companies. Four founders. Four "I'm back" moments in a single year. Boards keep dialing the same number when things get scary — and it's never the new guy's.

Big Tech's earnings roulette wheel spins again, and Wall Street's holding its breath. Meanwhile, a health app learns that oversharing isn't just a personality flaw.

FIFA's president wants to sell a piece of the World Cup to Wall Street — and walk away with tens of millions himself. UEFA is not amused. Here's the deal nobody voted on.

Two billionaires just discovered inequality is bad, days apart, unprompted. Coincidence? Or are Jamie Dimon and Bill Ackman reading the same nervous memo about pitchforks?

Everyone mocked the World Cup's hydration breaks as a cynical cash grab. Turns out cynical cash grabs can be very profitable. Coca-Cola just posted numbers that make the "boring" ad slot look like genius.

Bernard Arnault just did something he's never done in his life: post on X. He says it's nothing to see here. Bill Ackman says it's must-see TV.

Apple joined an exclusive two-company club yesterday, and the celebration didn't quite make it to the closing bell. Elsewhere, oil finally exhaled and a central bank held its breath.