Big Business This Week
The week's biggest stories about the biggest companies in the world's biggest economies.
The economic cost of deporting immigrants. Plus, Elon had another busy week, inflation is complicated, and endless shrimp meets its end.
Economic damage could hit $250 billion. Plus, the SEC vs. Musk, Jeffrey Epstein's estate just got $111 million, and Jamie Dimon is forever.
Damage from the Los Angeles inferno is setting records—and it isn't over yet. Plus, drama over rate cuts, the battle over Greenland, and Zuckerberg bends the knee.
Musk's car brand notched its first year-on-year decline since 2011. Plus, TikTok's deadline looms, the great H1-B debate, and oh man, poor Boeing!
Honda and Nissan are joining forces in 2026. Plus, who's in Elon's crew, air travel is a mess, and the Skydance-Paramount transition begins.
The Fed just can't make anyone happy. Plus, Disney adapts to changing winds, Japanese carmakers go Voltron, and TikTok pleads its case to SCOTUS.
Rupert Murdoch loses his own season of "Succession." Plus, Trump's economic team coalesces, JetBlue has big plans, and the (legal) drug wars heat up.
He won't be getting a $100 billion pay package. Plus, Bitcoin breaks through, Americans went shopping, and Trump's economics team takes shape.
Check out your Thanksgiving prices in case you haven't done your shopping, plus industries with expected cost hits if President Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico.
A look ahead at who's going to be running the economy next year. Plus, the future of Chrome, the bankruptcy of Spirit, and a whole lotta Elon.
This is just what all the economists say about Trump's plan. Plus: Elon had a good week, Boeing's recovering, and Warren Buffett has too much cash.
Starbucks' new CEO starts unveiling his plan for the future. Plus: Cable in the age of cord-cutting, AI vs. Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Elon's World gets ever more complicated.
