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— M&A
Innovent Biologics secures a $650m upfront cash payment from Pfizer, providing immediate balance-sheet firepower to advance its oncology pipeline without dilutive equity issuance.
— Markets
The destruction of New Glenn on the Kennedy Space Center launchpad removes Blue Origin's primary heavy-lift vehicle from service at a moment when the rocket was actively mission-ready, with direct consequences for NASA's timeline to return humans to the moon and build a lunar base within two years.
— Markets
CVS Caremark is reinstating coverage of Eli Lilly's injectable weight-loss drug Zepbound and adding Lilly's obesity pill to its drug plans, reversing an earlier exclusion that triggered patient backlash.
— M&A
The Pentagon has awarded Dell a $9.7 billion software contract aimed at cutting costs and eliminating license sprawl across the Department of Defense.
— M&A
Anthropic is now the most valuable AI startup in the world, surpassing OpenAI after closing a $65 billion Series H round at a $965 billion post-money valuation.
— Earnings
Kohl's stock surged 15% after the retailer reported its best comparable sales growth in four years, signalling that its turnaround effort is gaining traction despite an ongoing revenue decline.
— M&A
Caesars Entertainment will be taken private in a transaction valuing the combined equity and debt at $17.6 billion, one of the largest casino deals in recent years.
— Crypto
Institutional money exited Bitcoin ETFs at near-record pace on Wednesday, with the Iran-driven sell-off pulling Bitcoin below $75,000 and turning US spot Bitcoin ETF flows negative for the year.
— Crypto
Three Samsung units are acquiring a combined 4% stake in Dunamu, operator of South Korea's dominant crypto exchange Upbit, for $408 million, positioning the conglomerate at the centre of the country's emerging digital-asset industry.
— Regulation
The European Commission has imposed a €200m ($232m) fine on Temu, marking one of the first major Digital Services Act enforcement actions against a Chinese e-commerce platform operating in Europe.
— Regulation
Australia's federal government has filed its largest-ever legal claim, seeking more than A$2bn (US$1.4bn) in damages from 3M over PFAS contamination at military defence bases.
— Markets
Meta is rolling out paid subscription tiers across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, with an AI chatbot subscription in testing, marking the company's first material move to build a recurring revenue stream outside advertising.
— Commodities
U.S. Strikes on Iranian missile launch sites and boats in southern Iran have directly unwound the market optimism that drove a 5% oil price decline on Monday, with WTI and Brent front-month contracts both climbing in response.
— Markets
Nvidia's annual procurement commitment of up to $150bn from Taiwan suppliers reframes the scale of its dependence on the island's semiconductor ecosystem, concentrating supply-chain risk at a moment of elevated cross-strait tension.
— Commodities
Gold's inflation-hedge appeal is fading, driving the metal to its lowest price since late March and raising questions about near-term safe-haven demand.
— Regulation
A Google information security engineer, Michele Spagnuolo, 36, an Italian citizen, has been charged by federal prosecutors in New York with fraud and money laundering after allegedly using internal Google search data to place winning bets on prediction market Polymarket, netting $1.2 million in profits.
— Markets
SK Hynix has crossed a $1 trillion market valuation, joining Micron and Samsung in an elite group of memory chip makers whose combined worth reflects sustained AI infrastructure spending.
— Earnings
Salesforce's soft full-year revenue guidance overshadowed a Q1 beat on both earnings and revenue, reinforcing investor concern that AI tools are eroding demand for traditional CRM software.
— Earnings
Snowflake's stock surged approximately 36% following a Q1 earnings beat, raised annual product revenue guidance, and a $6bn expanded commitment to AWS, marking one of its largest single-session gains.
— Markets
Uber's COO has publicly questioned whether the company's AI spending is delivering adequate returns, after burning through its entire 2026 AI budget in four months – roughly one-third of the year.
— Markets
The SpaceX IPO filing has catalysed a broad rally in listed space equities, with analysts identifying beneficiaries spanning suppliers, satellite operators, and direct competitors.
— M&A
JPMorgan could make its largest acquisition under Dimon's 20-year tenure, with the CEO publicly flagging a potential $10bn-$20bn deal in the next couple of years, a scale that would test regulatory appetite for big-bank consolidation.
— Regulation
Mastercard's BitLicense positions the company to conduct regulated digital asset business in New York, the most stringent state-level crypto licensing jurisdiction in the US, directly supporting its commercial strategy around stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
— Markets
Sharyn Alfonsi's exit from '60 Minutes' ends a decade-long tenure at the program and is the direct consequence of a high-profile clash with CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss over editorial independence.
— Markets
Canada's decision to source its airborne early warning fleet from Sweden's Saab rather than US manufacturers represents a deliberate reorientation of defence procurement away from American suppliers.
— Markets
The US Department of Energy has selected Oklo and four other companies for advanced negotiations to receive surplus weapons-grade plutonium for use as reactor fuel, moving the program from concept to formal procurement talks.
— Markets
Goldman Sachs lifted its S&P 500 year-end price target to 8,000, a move that signals the bank expects the index to extend its 2026 advance on the back of earnings strength rather than valuation re-rating.
— Markets
Robinhood is the first major retail brokerage to let ordinary investors delegate live stock trading and credit card spending to third-party AI agents, a capability previously confined to institutional and quantitative operations.
— Earnings
Dick's Sporting Goods reported a fiscal first-quarter earnings miss, with Foot Locker's turnaround costs eroding profitability despite a top-line beat.
— Markets
Samsung's memory chip division workers will receive average bonuses of approximately $400,000 each under a landmark profit-sharing agreement, directly linked to AI-driven demand for the division's output.