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The 38-Year-Old Captain Who Fought Off Cockpit Attack on FlyDubai Flight
Smit Machchhar, who didn’t always want to be a pilot, was hailed for his heroism after being stabbed on Flight 1073....
Move Over, Storytellers: The Marketing Engineers Are Here
Plus, why the former marketer taking the helm at Domino’s doesn’t take consumers at their word....
Best Small-Business Loans in October 2026
We identified the best small-business lenders by evaluating their accessibility, affordability, flexibility and reputation....
Keurig Dr Pepper Hires Kimberly-Clark President Torres to Helm Coffee Spinoff
Keurig Dr Pepper has hired Russ Torres as chief executive of its coffee spinoff, plucking the executive from Kimberly-Clark....
Accenture Revenue Rises on Growth Across Geographies, Industries
The consulting company posted fourth-quarter profit of $1.99 billion, or $3.29 a share, compared with $1.41 billion, or $2.25 a share, a year earlier....
The Massive Corporate Tax Bills That Hinge on Two Words; Levi Strauss Names New CFO
Also, Ford Motor’s profitable F-150 takes a hit....
McCormick Posts Lower Profit on Higher Sales
The spice maker posted fiscal third quarter net income of $97.6 million, or 36 cents a share, compared with $225.5 million, or 84 cents a share, a year earlier....
Supplier Issue Paused Ford F-150 Production, Hitting Wholesale Deliveries
Plus, Amazon signed a nuclear power deal with Constellation Energy, and U.S. GDP growth was stronger than expected in the second quarter....
Global Dealmaking Cools in Third Quarter
EXCLUSIVE: Fragile artificial-intelligence sentiment and higher borrowing costs helped dampen merger-and-acquisition activity in the third quarter, but giant AI deals mean 2026 is still on track to be...
All This Man Thinks About Is What He Can Shrink Next. It Made Him a Toy Tycoon.
From 3-inch Super Soakers to mini Rubik’s Cubes, Alan Dorfman is obsessed with turning classic products into tiny, working realities....
Oil Rises as Supply Concerns Persist Despite Middle East Crude Exports Recovering to Prewar Levels
The benchmark contracts traded lower initially before rebounding as risks around regional shipping and the U.S.-Iran conflict continue to weigh....
Arla Foods to Invest Millions to Tap Protein-Rich Dairy Demand, CEO Says
The Denmark dairy giant will invest more than €63 million, or about $71 million, to expand capacity at existing skyr and cottage cheese production sites in Germany and Sweden....
Lynas Rare Earths to Buy Meteoric Resources in $672 Million Deal
The deal gives Lynas a foothold in Brazil’s growing rare-earths industry and comes amid a race to rebuild rare-earths production outside China....
Apple’s Biggest Battleground for Foldable Phones Is China
Huawei and other Chinese competitors report higher demand for foldables after announcement of the iPhone Duo....
U.S. Pressure Campaign Leaves Iranian Tankers Stranded in Asian Waters
Dozens of Iranian or Iranian-linked vessels are adrift, as the U.S. threatens sanctions for countries or companies coming to their assistance....
Democratic Senators Challenge Trump Officials on Pentagon’s Venezuela Oil Deal
Ranking Senate Democrats on the foreign relations, energy, banking and armed services committees question the deal crafted by top Trump officials....
Europe’s Luxury Carmakers Are Supersizing Their SUVs for Americans
BMW, Audi and Volvo are among the automakers trying to boost U.S. sales to offset weakness in Europe and China....
The Next Frontier for Obesity Drugs Isn’t How Much Weight You Lose, but What Kind
Drugmakers are targeting muscle preservation and fat loss as they build the next generation of weight-loss medications....
How Arc’teryx Turned Climbing Gear Into a Luxury Status Symbol
The upscale mountaineering brand grew from $500 million to $2 billion in revenue by expanding beyond climbers....
Opinion | Passengers Defeat a Would-Be Hijacker
In the spirit of Flight 93, Israelis on the plane and their flydubai crew fought back....
Tech CEOs Privately Questioned Amodei for Sounding AI Alarm Bells
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was among the executives at Tuesday’s White House event who called out the Anthropic leader for his warnings about the technology’s capabilities....
Opinion | Gross Output Signals an Economic Surge
Business-to-business spending is booming, and solely looking at gross domestic product misses this....
Mattel’s Ynon Kreiz Named Co-CEO at Paramount-Warner
He will be heavily involved in the day-to-day management as well as strategic planning and the integration of the combined businesses....
Paramount Settlement of Antitrust Case Approved by Judge
The deal announced last week with 12 states, led by California, clears the way for the company’s $81-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery....
Congress Wants to Bring Federal Agencies to Heel Over Energy Projects
Lawmakers introduce aggressive legislation to accelerate an energy build-out....
Micron Profit, Revenue Surge on Memory Demand
The semiconductor company had a fourth-quarter profit of $37.7 billion as its memory chips remained a hot commodity amid the build-out of artificial-intelligence infrastructure....
‘Shop Different’ Review: The Genius of Retail
Apple stores struggled until the release of the iPod music player, which made even Windows users curious enough to wander inside....
Opinion | How America Should Power the AI Revolution
Data centers could consume as much as 12% of the nation’s electricity by 2028....
Walgreens Owner Nears Deal to Sell British Pharmacy Chain Boots
The private-equity firm Sycamore Partners is in talks with the billionaire Weston family about a deal valued at roughly $9 billion, including debt....
Marketers Are Rebranding as ‘Engineers’ to Survive the AI Era
The industry that previously fell in love with job titles like “digital ninja” and “storyteller” has become fascinated with its latest newly minted function: the marketing engineer....
Ford F-150 Sales to Drop This Quarter Over Supplier Issue
The automaker has been working to recover truck production after an aluminum supplier was knocked offline last year....
U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Jump
Commercial crude oil stocks rose by 900,000 barrels last week. Analysts had expected crude stocks to fall by 200,000 barrels....
German Union Warns of Potential Conflict With Volkswagen Over Wage Deals
The German automaker has been working on a broad cost-cutting plan throughout 2025 and 2026 following an agreement with its powerful unions that included 50,000 job cuts in Germany by 2030 and billion...
Logitech CEO Scouring the Globe to Beat Chip Shortage
Hanneke Faber on “begging and borrowing” her way through the AI-drive squeeze and applying the lessons learned at Unilever and P&G to tech....
Major Wall Street Banks Lift Oil-Price Forecast, Survey Shows
Major Wall Street banks have raised their oil-price forecasts for this year and early next, as stalled efforts to end the Iran war leave the market vulnerable to fresh supply shocks despite a rebound ...
Middle East Crude Oil Exports Back at Prewar Levels, Analysts Say
The region’s major crude producers have ramped up supplies through alternative pipelines, ports and ship-to-ship transfers to navigate disruptions due to the Iran conflict....
Kroger Boots Red Bull in High-Stakes Push for Everyday Low Prices
Plus, how AI agents could become the driverless cars of Wall Street....
BMW Seeks Greater Efficiencies But Profitability Gains Will Be Gradual
Outlining its strategy at an investor event Wednesday, the company said it must significantly increase speed and efficiency across the group....
Mattel Chairman, CEO Ynon Kreiz Resigns; Roger Lynch to Take Reins
Mattel’s chairman and chief executive, Ynon Kreiz, is leaving the toy maker to take a senior leadership position at another public company. Roger Lynch, a Mattel board member since 2018, will succeed ...
Conagra Profit Grows Despite Lower Sales
The food manufacturer, which owns Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn and Slim Jim meat sticks, said fiscal first-quarter profit rose to $174.3 million, or 36 cents a share, from $164.5 million, or 34 cents...
General Mills Names Dana McNabb to Succeed Jeff Harmening as CEO
General Mills has named its chief operating officer, Dana McNabb, to succeed Jeff Harmening at the helm of the cereal and packaged-foods maker....
The Morning Risk Report: Trump Defends Light-Touch AI Strategy After Industry Sounds Alarms
Plus: English soccer giant Manchester City found guilty of sweeping financial breaches, and OpenAI scraps release of new AI model over safety concerns....
Hormel Foods to Buy Brakebush Brothers for About $1.06 Billion
The parent of Spam lunch meat and Skippy peanut butter expects the Brakebush acquisition will expand its position in value-added chicken....
Porsche SE Says German Court Has Dismissed $6.1 Billion Lawsuit Brought by Investors
The court dismissed appeals from hedge funds seeking damages from the company’s failed takeover bid for Volkswagen in 2008....
Amex Adds AI, Expense Tracking to Corporate Card to Counter Fintech Rivals
American Express has rolled out an expense-management platform with AI features alongside its new corporate card, as the company’s corporate business faces mounting competition from fintechs....
IPO Chill Effect in the Air? Plus, Carnival Logs Higher Profit
Also, NY Fed President Williams hints that the next rate hike can wait....
Cal-Maine Swings to a Loss as Lower Egg Prices Hurt Sales
The egg producer posted a loss of $58.6 million in its fiscal first quarter, compared with a profit of $199.3 million a year ago, as net sales fell 42% to $539.6 million....
Chilly Markets and AI Safety Debates Derail Wall Street’s Blockbuster IPO Season
Plus, the U.S. military exits Iraq, and our latest poll shows Americans want populist policies that defy traditional political labels....





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