Trivalent Therapeutics Inc. is developing a patent-pending intellectual property strategy for Alcohol Use Disorder, focused on advancing innovative therapeutic concepts through future pharmaceutical partnerships.

Miljan Ilić, Founder and CEO of Recikom and Regional Partner for Startup World Cup Serbia, discusses entrepreneurship, resilience, AI, innovation, and why founders who continuously learn are best positioned to build lasting businesses.

N.O.A.C Ltd is redefining business consultancy through its Creative Business Management framework, combining strategic advisory, professional networks, funding pathways, and market access to help organisations pursue sustainable growth across global markets.

Consumer spending slows as PepsiCo, Volkswagen, and technology firms adapt to rising costs, competition, and regulatory pressure.

Private credit has expanded rapidly as institutions seek alternatives to traditional bank lending. At the same time, asset tokenization is emerging as financial firms explore new ways to improve access, transparency, and liquidity in private markets.

SambaNova Systems has secured €850 million in new funding at a €9.4 billion valuation as the AI infrastructure company expands its enterprise technology platform. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is reportedly pursuing an €8.5 billion funding round that would mark its first external investment.

San Francisco’s luxury housing market is seeing unprecedented bidding activity, with 144 homes selling far above asking prices in the first half of 2026 as technology-sector wealth, limited inventory, and strong financial markets drive competition.

Toyota is investing €3.1 billion to expand its Texas manufacturing campus and shift Tacoma pickup production from Mexico, while Ford reports a 10.3% decline in Q2 U.S. vehicle sales amid weaker EV demand and supply challenges.

Solstice Advanced Materials and Lockheed Martin announced major acquisitions totaling nearly $18 billion, highlighting a broader corporate push to secure strategic capabilities across advanced materials, defense technology, and critical industrial markets.

EasyJet shares surged after the airline agreed in principle to a $7.3 billion takeover offer from U.S. private equity firm Castlelake, marking one of the most significant airline consolidation moves in Europe’s low-cost carrier sector.

Samsung is set to report an 18-fold surge in Q2 2026 operating profit driven by an AI memory boom, while Nvidia faces delays in scaling its next-generation AI rack systems amid growing manufacturing constraints across the semiconductor supply chain.

Congress has passed a major housing affordability bill as U.S. mortgage rates hold near 6.4% and home prices record their steepest annual decline in recent data, highlighting a housing market balancing policy intervention with ongoing affordability pressures.

Bel-Air's historic Casa Encantada has sold for $130 million at foreclosure auction, concluding a lengthy legal dispute over one of the most valuable residential estates in the United States.

Tesla reported 480,126 deliveries in Q2 2026, exceeding expectations as European demand recovered, though shares declined despite the operational rebound.

The Dow Jones closed at a record high after weaker-than-expected June employment data eased concerns over additional Federal Reserve rate hikes, prompting investors to rotate into cyclical sectors.

Oil markets reversed sharply in Q2 2026, with Brent crude posting its worst quarterly performance since 2020 as easing Middle East tensions and rising global supply expectations triggered a major price correction.

Kroger and CMA CGM announced acquisitions worth a combined €2.74 billion, signaling renewed momentum in corporate dealmaking as companies pursue scale, efficiency, and long-term growth.

Meta's planned AI cloud platform has reshaped the competitive landscape, lifting its shares while sending AI infrastructure providers lower as investors reassess the future of the neocloud market.

Nike exceeded quarterly earnings expectations, but one-time tariff benefits and continued weakness in China overshadowed the results as the company issued weaker-than-expected sales guidance.

Strategy has introduced a new capital framework that allows limited Bitcoin sales for the first time, marking a shift away from its long-standing accumulation-only approach as the company prioritizes liquidity and balance sheet flexibility.