U.S. equities slipped after the Labor Department reported 162,000 new jobs in August, pushing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase higher.
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Nvidia confirmed a $13 billion deal to buy AI platform Hugging Face, aiming to bolster its open‑weight model ecosystem.
Lululemon stock fell 15% as the company posted a revenue decline, weaker-than-expected earnings and cut its full‑year guidance.
Volkswagen's board approved a plan to eliminate around 50,000 positions, the largest workforce reduction in the company's near‑nine‑decade history, while also reviewing four German plants.
Ford showcased camouflaged Fathom prototypes in Las Vegas, showing a four‑door crew‑cab pickup that looks more conventional than the CEO’s earlier “new silhouette” promises.
Microsoft will start publishing Azure's quarterly revenue as it consolidates its operating segments, giving investors a clearer view of its cloud business.
The Dutch central bank relocated 86 metric tons of gold from North America to London as part of a crisis‑preparedness strategy, reshaping its global storage profile.
Apple announced John Ternus as its new chief executive, marking a shift after Tim Cook’s 15‑year tenure while the company navigates AI development and chip supply challenges.
The FTC and a bipartisan coalition of 22 states allege Amazon secretly inflated ad auction prices, extracting over $20 billion from roughly 1.2 million advertisers.
President Trump met with refinery executives Tuesday, pressing for higher domestic gasoline and diesel production while industry leaders warned that federal biofuel mandates are inflating pump prices.