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  • DOJ subpoenaed a New York Times freelancer over a 2025 North Korea article, seeking two years of notes and testimony.
  • An explosion near a central Moscow restaurant killed three and injured 15; authorities say a gas canister may have detonated.
  • Rising voter opposition is prompting state permit moratoriums that threaten new data center projects.
  • Potential federal controls on frontier AI models are altering where AI capital expenditures are being deployed.
  • Nike will remove partner-operated online storefronts in China and limit digital sales to its own channels and select marketplaces.
  • Bernstein lowered Nike's price target and EPS forecasts after forecasting a low-teens China sales decline and about $1 billion wholesale revenue hit.
  • Analysts expect Adidas to be the primary near-term beneficiary of Nike's China channel reset.

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Sony Music Publishing to acquire Recognition Music Group catalog in deal valued at about $4 billion, source says

Sony Music Publishing to acquire Recognition Music Group catalog in deal valued at about $4 billion, source says

Sony Music Publishing announced plans to buy the full catalog of Recognition Music Group from funds managed by Blackstone, gaining control of a library of over 45,000 songs that includes works by Beyonce, Fleetwood Mac and Rihanna. Companies declined to reveal the price; a person familiar with the transaction said the deal was for roughly $4 billio…

Trump Says Taiwan Arms Sales Will Be Raised with Xi During Beijing Visit

Trump Says Taiwan Arms Sales Will Be Raised with Xi During Beijing Visit

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that he will address U.S. arms sales to Taiwan with Chinese President Xi Jinping during their talks in Beijing this week. He noted Xi's preference that such transfers not occur, reiterated U.S. legal obligations to assist Taiwan's defense, and expressed confidence that a confrontation over th…

Hudson River Trading Posts Record Q1 Revenue of $6.4 Billion

Hudson River Trading Posts Record Q1 Revenue of $6.4 Billion

Hudson River Trading reported $6.4 billion in trading revenue for the first quarter, a 135% increase from the same period a year earlier, according to people familiar with the matter. The firm said this quarterly haul accounts for more than half of its total trading revenue for all of 2025, while profit and earnings metrics also rose sharply. Net t…

Family of FSU Shooting Victim Sues OpenAI, Alleging Chatbot Aided Plot

Family of FSU Shooting Victim Sues OpenAI, Alleging Chatbot Aided Plot

The family of Tiru Chabba, a victim of a 2025 mass shooting at Florida State University, has filed suit in federal court in Florida accusing OpenAI and the alleged shooter, Phoenix Ikner, of enabling the attack through interactions with ChatGPT. The complaint says the chatbot provided information used in planning the shooting and failed to flag or …

Goldman economist: Three factors limited economic harm from Strait closure so far

Goldman economist: Three factors limited economic harm from Strait closure so far

Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius identifies three channels through which the 10-week closure of the Strait of Hormuz has so far produced only moderate damage to global growth: muted oil price response, demand reallocation that eased physical fuel shortages, and cushioning from fiscal policy, the AI-driven investment cycle, and generally su…

Electrolux to Cut 1,700 Jobs in Italy and Close Cerreto d'Esi Plant

Electrolux to Cut 1,700 Jobs in Italy and Close Cerreto d'Esi Plant

Electrolux will lay off 1,700 workers in Italy and close its kitchen hood plant in Cerreto d'Esi, unions said. The cuts amount to more than 40% of the company’s Italian workforce, which totals 4,500 across five plants. Unions cited weak European demand, rising production costs and competition from Asian manufacturers; an eight-hour strike has been …

Winnebago® introduces ARKA™: The all-new, off-grid adventure truck

Winnebago® introduces ARKA™: The all-new, off-grid adventure truck

Winnebago introduces ARKA™, an off-grid, all-season adventure truck built on the RAM 5500 chassis, designed for durability, comfort, and extended autonomy in backcountry travel. Featuring advanced heating, insulation, centralized system controls, and modular customization options, ARKA aims to provide a reliable basecamp for rugged explorers and re…

Airlines Adjust Schedules, Cancel Routes Amid Middle East Conflict

Airlines Adjust Schedules, Cancel Routes Amid Middle East Conflict

A wide range of international airlines have revised schedules and pulled routes to or over the Middle East in response to severe disruption from the Iran war, with many suspensions and cancellations extending into the summer and autumn. The changes affect passenger services between Europe and Asia, intra-regional links and long-haul routes, prompti…

GM to Eliminate Up to 600 Salaried IT Roles in Cost and Workforce Reshape

GM to Eliminate Up to 600 Salaried IT Roles in Cost and Workforce Reshape

General Motors is set to cut between 500 and 600 salaried positions within its information technology organization as part of a cost-cutting and workforce restructuring initiative. Management began notifying affected staff on Monday morning, according to people familiar with the situation. The company confirmed the eliminations and characterized th…

BoE Regulator Flags Potential Market Disruption from New AI Models

BoE Regulator Flags Potential Market Disruption from New AI Models

The Prudential Regulation Authority warned that the most recent generation of artificial intelligence models could create significant disruption across financial services. PRA chief Sam Woods said these systems are increasingly able to pinpoint weaknesses in banking systems, and that slow patching is a major cause of outages. He called for firms to…

Mountain Crest Acquisition 6 Raises $60 Million in Nasdaq IPO

Mountain Crest Acquisition 6 Raises $60 Million in Nasdaq IPO

Mountain Crest Acquisition 6 Corp. completed its initial public offering on May 1, 2026, bringing in $60 million through the sale of 6 million units at $10 apiece. The units, which began trading on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker MCAHU on April 30, 2026, consist of one ordinary share and one right. The company granted the underwriter a 45…

Trump Says Iran Ceasefire Is 'On Life Support' After Rejecting Tehran's Reply

Trump Says Iran Ceasefire Is 'On Life Support' After Rejecting Tehran's Reply

President Donald Trump on Monday described the ceasefire with Iran as 'on life support' after rejecting Tehran's response to a U.S. proposal to reopen negotiations. Iran's reply pressed for a comprehensive end to hostilities, compensation, and removal of sanctions while asserting control over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also asserted that Iran woul…

Papa John’s launches drone delivery pilot near Charlotte

Papa John’s launches drone delivery pilot near Charlotte

Papa John’s is rolling out a limited drone delivery pilot in a Charlotte, North Carolina suburb in partnership with Wing, the drone delivery unit owned by Alphabet. The service will be available for customers near Sun Valley Commons, requires orders be placed through Wing’s app, and initially covers only a few select sandwiches. The test forms part…

Administration to Temporarily Slash Beef Import Tariffs to Tackle Record Prices

Administration to Temporarily Slash Beef Import Tariffs to Tackle Record Prices

Federal officials plan a temporary rollback of tariffs on imported beef, aiming to ease record-high retail prices. The administration will suspend the annual tariff-rate quota that raises duties after a set import volume, expand Small Business Administration lending to ranchers, and relax select livestock regulations and endangered species protecti…