| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 02:36 | Trump to cut U.S. ties to 66 environmental groups, foundational U.N. climate treaty | ||
| 00:54 | Discord dilemma: Will an IPO change one of the most beloved chat platforms? | ||
| Sa | SA Asks: Which AI-related companies will hold IPOs this year? | ||
| Sa | Elon Musk's X to make its algorithm open source in a week | ||
| Sa | Key deals this week: Merck, Glencore, CrowdStrike, Marvell Technology, Steel Dynamics and more | ||
| Sa | Edwards drops JenaValve bid as court sides with FTC to block the deal | ||
| Sa | Top SA Quant rated credit card issuers as Trump calls for 10% interest rate cap | ||
| Sa | Trump signs executive order to block claims on Venezuelan oil revenue | ||
| Sa | "Big Short" investor Michael Burry bets against Oracle | ||
| Sa | Musk asks why U.K. is "so fascist" amid backlash over Grok's AI images | ||
| Sa | Real estate stocks see the impact of Trump's housing relief push this week | ||
| Sa | Insider trades: Block, Broadcom, Micron among notable names this week | ||
| Sa | Bessent says U.S. Treasury can easily pay for any tariff refunds | ||
| Sa | FIGR, UWMC climb, ETOR, AIG retreat in week's financials roundup | ||
| Sa | Notable analyst calls this week: Palantir, Merck and Lockheed Martin among top picks | ||
| Sa | Trending stocks this week as Wall Street powers to a record finish | ||
| Sa | SpaceX, NASA schedule first-ever space medical evacuation | ||
| Sa | Trump calls for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates for a year | ||
| Sa | Robotics arise as key new market in tech sector: BNP Paribas | ||
| Sa | Five years ago, GameStop flipped the script on Wall Street | ||
| Sa | Walmart to replace AstraZeneca on Nasdaq 100 effective Jan. 20 | ||
| Sa | Trump's Venezuela pitch wins few oil industry commitments; Exxon says 'uninvestable' for now | ||
| Sa | Southwest Gas says last year's Q2, Q3 reports 'should no longer be relied upon' | ||
| Fr | Lucara announces non-brokered private placement | ||
| Fr | Gold, silver end higher after U.S. reports weaker than expected jobs data |