The megamerger is far from assured, and talks could fall apart at anytime.

Executives and insiders have speculated for months that a Trump presidency could usher in a fresh wave of rail consolidation.

The war for AI talent has reached new heights, but comes at a cost for rank-and-file employees.

The Allen & Co. Sun Valley conference has midwived megadeals, but today’s moguls face a scrambled world.

Trump’s trade deals are so far light and fraught, as leaders around the world, managing their own voters, are pushing back.

There is little evidence in the stock market that American exceptionalism is dead.

Verint’s stock is down about 20% year-to-date, despite efforts to position itself to the market as an AI-forward company.

It’s as much fears about personal income tax as Mamdani’s posture on the conflict in Israel.

The Surface Transportation Board’s chairman has privately signaled a break from the reflexive antipathy of his Biden-era predecessor toward consolidation, as CEOs float benefits of mergers.

Trump’s special missions envoy was recently named to Live Nation Entertainment’s board of directors, and also remains president of the Kennedy Center.

Apollo’s private-equity business represents a smaller and smaller part of its overall AUM, but it’s done some restaurant deals in the last few years.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s split is the latest proof that conglomerates are out of fashion.