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  • Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., speaks during the America Business Forum in Miami, Florida, US, on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025. The forum brings together leaders in business, sports, culture, and technology. Photographer: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEconomy

    JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Europe has a ‘real problem’

    By Katherine Chiglinsky and Bloomberg
  • Elon MuskBig Tech

    SpaceX to offer insider shares at record-setting $800 billion valuation

    By Edward Ludlow, Loren Grush, and others
  • Johny Srouji, senior vice president of hardware technologies at Apple Inc., speaks during the Peek Performance virtual event in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. Apple introduced 5G versions of its low-end iPhone SE and iPad Air tablet, as well as a redesigned Mac desktop computer and faster processor, kicking off whats likely to be its most prolific year yet for new product releases. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBig Tech

    Apple rocked by executive departures, with chip chief at risk of leaving next

    By Mark Gurman and Bloomberg
  • SarandosInvesting

    Netflix’s $5.8 billion breakup fee for Warner among largest ever

    By Elizabeth Fournier and Bloomberg
  • indexInvesting

    Quant who said passive era is ‘worse than Marxism’ doubles down

    By Denitsa Tsekova, Vildana Hajric, and others
  • Zaslav, SarandosBanking

    A Thanksgiving dealmaking sprint helped Netflix win Warner Bros.

    By Michelle F. Davis and Bloomberg
  • data centerEnvironment

    The rise of AI reasoning models comes with a big energy tradeoff

    By Rachel Metz, Dina Bass, and others
  • netflixArts & Entertainment

    Hollywood writers say Warner takeover ‘must be blocked’

    By Thomas Buckley and Bloomberg
  • NetflixInvesting

    Netflix–Warner Bros. deal sets up $72 billion antitrust test

    By Josh Sisco, Samuel Stolton, and others
  • NetflixBig Tech

    Netflix’s $59 billion loan for Warner Bros. among biggest ever

    By Paula Seligson, Natalie Harrison, and others
  • SarandosArts & Entertainment

    Netflix to buy Warner Bros. in $72 billion cash, stock deal

    By Lucas Shaw, Michelle F. Davis, and others
  • HassettBanking

    Market doubts Hassett can deliver at Fed, PGIM’s Peters says

    By Ruth Carson and Bloomberg
  • Ted PickBanking

    Morgan Stanley considers offloading some of its data-center exposure

    By Esteban Duarte, Paula Seligson, and others
  • ZuckerbergEnergy

    Meta’s Zuckerberg plans deep cuts for metaverse efforts

    By Kurt Wagner and Bloomberg
  • PichaiBig Tech

    Alphabet’s AI chips are a potential $900 billion ‘secret sauce’

    By Ryan Vlastelica and Bloomberg