Regulation

Nvidia strikes another deal, Miran believes Fed rate is way too high, Disney restores Jimmy Kimmel’s show, and more news to start your day.

ABC suspended the show “indefinitely” last week after comments the late-night host made about the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

Vague antitrust standards are bad for all market participants, Jay Ezrielev writes in a guest commentary.

The Danish energy company has already committed $5 billion to the project, which is 80% complete.

Nvidia shares have struggled for direction since its latest earnings report in August, as investors await clarity on the chip maker’s future in China.

Indian outsourcers’ business models are set to be disrupted following news over the weekend from the White House that skilled workers applying to the scheme face a $100,000 fee.

What comes next for the Fed, Trump names Murdochs, tech billionaires in TikTok deal, the IPO wave is building, and more news to start your day.

This week’s economic data highlight will be the Bureau of Economic Analysis’ personal consumption expenditures price index for August.

Legislation proposed in both chambers of Congress would attempt to tax unrealized capital gains for fewer than 1,000 of the U.S.’s wealthiest taxpayers.

President Trump wants companies to move from quarterly to semiannual reporting. There are debating points to be made on each side, and a possible compromise. But don’t expect anything to change.

The IEX options exchange will bring to the options market the same “speed bump” entrance ramp that IEX uses in its stock exchange to slow all incoming orders by 350 millionths of a second.

The Fed’s decision to ease monetary policy was just what investors wanted to see.

President Trump said Thursday that broadcasters that are mostly critical of him should have their licenses revoked.

Live Nation sued over ticket resale practices, FedEx signals uncertainties are clearing, Netflix’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters rivals’ Disney’s dominance, and more news to start your day.

The lawsuit accuses Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster of working with brokers to “harvest millions of dollars worth of tickets” and sell them to fans at “significantly” higher prices.

The European Union will ban the sale of new gasoline-powered internal-combustion passenger cars by 2035 in favor of EVs. Auto makers sense the opportunity.

Shares were on course to hit a record high, boosted by a report saying that China would drop an antitrust probe.

Trade is taking precedence over security, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.

Stephen Miran’s first challenge: economic projections, TikTok’s U.S. future emerges, StubHub starts trading today, and more news to start your day.

The Department of Justice filed a legal brief earlier this month supporting Empire Wind, an offshore wind project near New York’s Long Island that the administration had previously halted.

The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that Chuck Oliver acted as an unregistered advisor and broker and failed to disclose significant conflicts of interest.

The enforcement of the TikTok ban will be delayed until December, with Oracle, Silver Lake, and Andreessen Horowitz said to be part of a deal to run the app in the U.S.

The manufacturing revival he wants requires foreign workers, Christopher Tang writes in a guest commentary.

Trump says moving to semiannual reporting will ‘save money.’ It would also hurt investors.

TikTok gets another lifeline, court blocks Trump bid to fire Fed’s Lisa Cook, Musk’s $1 billion Tesla stock purchase, and more news to start your day.