A specific event in the last few hours that changes something — an earnings surprise, a regulatory action, a policy decision, a deal.
The agreement came alongside a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking the first formal AI dialogue between the two governments.
Washington and Beijing agreed to a $30 billion tariff reduction and launched a new bilateral dialogue on artificial intelligence policy.
Tehran is still waiting on Washington after Trump reportedly rejected a peace proposal for the strait, even as US pump prices already sit near $4.48 a gallon.
Iran is awaiting a US response to a proposed peace plan for the Strait of Hormuz after Trump reportedly rejected an earlier deal, leaving a key oil chokepoint's status unresolved.
Beijing has committed to 10 million tons of American coal over two years, while Taiwan says continued US arms sales still serve Washington's own interests.
China has agreed to buy 10 million tons of US coal in 2027 and 2028, a concrete trade commitment emerging from the recent Trump-Xi summit.
Private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners will take the diversified holding company off public markets in an all-cash transaction.
Marygold Companies agreed to be taken private by Madison Dearborn Partners in an all-cash deal, according to multiple Investing.com reports on September 25, 2026.
Demand for the smart-ring maker's stock-market debut suggests investors are still willing to pay up for wearable-health names even as other IPOs struggle for traction.
Oura's initial public offering (IPO) drew orders worth roughly four times the shares on offer, with the deal targeting $2.2 billion, according to Bloomberg.
The verdict revives a scandal from 2018 and could expose Meta to fresh damages tied to how it described data-sharing practices.
A New Mexico jury ruled that Meta misled state residents about its handling of user data in the Cambridge Analytica affair, reopening legal exposure from a scandal the company had largely put behind it.
The Swedish drug-delivery firm licensed its technology to Novo Nordisk in an agreement worth up to $1.3 billion.
Nanexa stock more than doubled after the company signed a licensing agreement with Novo Nordisk valued at up to $1.3 billion.
The higher offer sent Capricorn Energy shares to a 15-year high as a bidding war for the Kurdistan-focused oil producer intensified.
Genel Energy's revised $436 million offer beat DNO's earlier bid, driving Capricorn Energy stock to its highest level in 15 years.
Even as SoftBank dropped on doubts about AI infrastructure spending, startup DensityAI is reportedly seeking funding at a $10 billion valuation, underscoring the split in investor sentiment.
SoftBank Group shares fell on September 24 after an Oracle warning about data-center commitments raised fresh doubts about the pace of AI infrastructure spending, even as new entrants like DensityAI seek billion-dollar valuations.
Policymakers tweaked forward guidance rather than moving rates, signaling less certainty about the pace of future cuts.
Banxico left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 6.5% and adjusted its forward guidance, citing persistent core inflation.
Bank of England's Lombardelli flagged rising odds of a rate hike while Sweden's Riksbank held rates but pointed to hikes later this year.
Bank of England policymaker Clare Lombardelli said the odds of a rate hike are rising as oil prices stay elevated, while Sweden's Riksbank held its rate at 1.75% but signaled hikes later this year.
The bank started coverage of the pulmonary-disease drugmaker with a Sell while giving fellow gene-therapy name MeiraGTx a Neutral.
Goldman Sachs opened coverage on United Therapeutics with a Sell rating, a rare bearish call on a biotech that has built a lucrative franchise in pulmonary arterial hypertension drugs.
The Japanese conglomerate is borrowing heavily to expand its bet on OpenAI, and investors are buying into the plan for now.
SoftBank Group issued $11.1 billion in bonds to finance its investment in OpenAI, and its shares rose sharply in response.
The bank shifted the gathering to London as the conflict continues to weigh on expatriate operations in the Gulf.
HSBC moved a scheduled board meeting from Dubai to London, with the Financial Times reporting the decision reflects ongoing safety concerns tied to the Iran war.
Analysts tied the move to data showing Meta's new Muse AI agent is routing meaningfully more traffic through Fastly's content-delivery network.
Fastly stock surged after a traffic analysis linked the rally to Meta's Muse AI agent, which is seeing rapid user adoption.
The Dutch payments firm's stock fell even as it announced a partnership with payments provider Flatpay, with investors focused instead on the leadership change.
Adyen shares declined after the company named a new chief financial officer and unveiled a partnership with Flatpay, suggesting investors reacted more to the leadership change than the deal.
The bank started coverage of Hut 8, Terawulf and Applied Digital with buy ratings, citing data center and leasing growth rather than mining economics.
UBS opened coverage on Hut 8, Terawulf and Applied Digital with buy ratings, betting their shift from bitcoin mining toward AI data center capacity will drive growth.
Beijing's review, reported by the Financial Times, adds Broadcom to the list of U.S. chip suppliers facing scrutiny in China.
China is surveying how state-backed data centers use Broadcom switches, the Financial Times reported, raising the risk of restrictions on the U.S. chipmaker's networking gear.
The cruise operator moves onto land, betting all-inclusive resorts will feed its ship bookings.
Royal Caribbean is acquiring a 50% stake in all-inclusive resort operator Sandals Resorts for $3 billion.
The telecom operator's fiscal 2026 profit surged even as its stock fell after a planned deal with M1 fell through.
Tuas reported a 328% jump in FY26 profit but its stock sank toward a 52-week low after the company's deal with M1 failed to close.