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Disney to Pull Jimmy Kimmel's Show After Kirk Remarks
Disney said it is pulling ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's show in the wake of remarks he made about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Exxon Mobil to Halt European Recycling Plant Investments
The company is halting more than $100 million in planned investments for two European chemical recycling projects because of concerns over new rules that the company says will undermine the projects' business case.
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StubHub Stock Drops in Volatile Debut
The ticket marketplace has taken a serpentine route to the hottest IPO market in years.
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Cracker Barrel Shares Tumble After First Earnings Report Since Failed Rebranding
The CEO says the restaurant chain is listening to guests and is optimistic after the logo controversy.
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Cryptocurrency-Exchange Bullish Swings to Profit in First Report as Public Company
The work Bullish did in the second quarter is already translating to strong momentum in the current quarter, Chief Executive Tom Farley said.
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Google, PayPal Ink Multiyear Partnership on Digital Commerce
The companies will team up to develop AI-based shopping experiences for consumers and advocate for the adoption of best practices in "agentic commerce."
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Nucor Cuts Third-Quarter Guidance Due to Lower Profitability Across Segments
The company cut its guidance for the current quarter, factoring in expectations for a sequential profit decline in each of its three operating segments.
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Chinese Officials Urge Firms to Shun Nvidia AI Chip
The world's most valuable company was dragged further into the U.S.-China trade war after Beijing's top cybersecurity regulator urged big tech firms not to buy one of its newest chips.
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Volkswagen Breaks Off Talks With UAW Local in Tennessee
The union is seeking major gains at its only non-Detroit-Three auto plant.
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Mexican Government Issues Debt to Finance Pemex Buybacks
The Mexican government said it issued $13.8 billion in debt in U.S. dollars and euros as part of a series of transactions aimed at capitalizing and shoring up the finances of state oil company Petróleos Mexicanos.
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Monday.com Bets on New AI Offerings to Hit $1.8 Billion Revenue Goal by End of 2027
The software company's new AI features are part of its efforts to draw in new customers as well as grow business with its existing clientele, CFO Eliran Glazer said.
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Bankrupt Trucker Yellow Loses Appeal of Multibillion-Dollar Pension Bill
Creditors and equity holders of the company are expected to see potential bankruptcy payouts reduced after appellate ruling.
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Gucci Names New CEO in Bid to Revive Sales
Kering appointed Francesca Bellettini as Gucci's latest chief executive, reshuffling its leadership for the second time in less than a year as the flagship brand struggles to revive sales.
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Adnoc-Led Consortium Drops $18.7 Billion Bid to Take Over Australia's Santos
Adnoc's unit XRG, which led a consortium with Abu Dhabi Development Holding Co. and private-equity firm Carlyle as partners, said that it wouldn't proceed with the offer, citing terms demanded by Santos's board.
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IonQ Is Acquiring Two Quantum Computing Start-Ups. What's Next in Its Buying Spree.
IonQ acquires Oxford Ionics and announces its intent to acquire Vector Atomic.
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Lyft, Waymo Partner to Launch Robotaxi Service in Nashville
The companies said they plan to launch Waymo's autonomous ride-hailing service in Nashville, Tenn., starting next year using Lyft's fleet-management services, including vehicle maintenance, infrastructure and depot operations.
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Eli Lilly's Diabetes Drug Tops Novo Nordisk's Oral Pill in Trial
The drug, which is meant to treat Type 2 diabetes, was compared with Novo Nordisk's oral semaglutide, and showed greater improvements in blood sugar levels, known as A1C, and greater weight loss.
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Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Quits After 47 Years, Cites Loss of Independence Under Unilever
Jerry Greenfield said he was leaving the ice-cream brand because it was no longer allowed to stand behind social-justice issues that were core to its business.
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September 17, 2025 19:15 ET (23:15 GMT)
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