How pandemic car shortages are still making new and used cars expensive

Pandemic-era shortages are still pushing up used car prices, and automakers learned lessons from that time that stands to keep supply tight...

GM eyes new battery chemistry to grow AI data center, energy storage business

GM is expanding efforts to capitalize on the expected growth of energy storage and data centers and the development of next-generation sodium-ion batteries....

As LIV Golf faces a Saudi funding cliff, CEO says to take PIF 'at their word'

PIF is set to stop funding the golf league after the 2026 season, though LIV's Scott O'Neil could not guarantee that the final four tournaments will take place....

JPMorgan Chase plans to deploy more powerful AI agents this year

JPMorgan Chase's move suggests long-running AI agents are close to clearing the security and governance hurdles that have slowed adoption inside big companies....

SpaceX employee group creates low-fee wealth management option with Choreo for post-IPO

The deal marks a bold experiment in the wealth management industry that could shift the balance of power from advisory firms to wealthy groups of investors....

Rivian is betting on its R2 EV to turn the automaker into a household name like Tesla

The R2 SUV is meant to transform Rivian from a niche EV manufacturer that sells luxury vehicles into a more mainstream brand like U.S. EV leader Tesla....

5 takeaways from airline CEOs' biggest annual gathering

Airline CEOs met in Rio de Janeiro at IATA, the International Air Transport Association's annual meeting....

Airlines find the grass isn't always greener with new engines

Airline CEOs complained that manufacturers aren't making enough of their engines and that they're falling short on reliability....

Novo and Lilly are competing to win the GLP-1 pill market as they prepare for Medicare coverage

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly bring their longtime rivalry to GLP-1 pills and prepare to make their pitch to seniors with Medicare....

Food supply 'not at risk' after new Texas screwworm cases, USDA secretary says

The U.S. will lean on the same playbook it did starting in the late 1950s, part of which involves releasing sterile insects to suppress the pest's population....