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SpaceX sets pricing for record-breaking IPO
SpaceX priced its initial public offering at $135 per share, implying a valuation of about $1.77 trillion and making it the largest IPO on record. The company would raise roughly $74.4 billion if the offering proceeds as priced.
Compass faces antitrust investigation after major real-estate merger
Compass, which became a real-estate giant after acquiring Anywhere Real Estate, is under investigation by the New York attorney generalâs antitrust bureau. If regulators find the merger violated antitrust law, the office could pursue penalties or structural remedies, including forcing asset sales.
U.S. proposes new tariffs on Canada over forced-labor findings
The Trump administration proposed tariffs of 10% or more on products from dozens of countries, including Canada, after a forced-labor probe. According to the U.S. Trade Representativeâs report, the measure is intended to address what officials describe as an uneven playing field for American workers.
CBS fires longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley
CBS has fired veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley after reported clashes with the networkâs new management. The move adds to broader concerns about internal upheaval at one of Americaâs best-known news brands.
FIFA reverses course on reusable water bottles at World Cup venues
FIFA will not allow fans to bring reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums, citing safety concerns. The rule change follows an earlier decision that had permitted empty, transparent reusable bottles inside venues.
Ukrainian drones strike St. Petersburg oil terminal
Ukrainian drones reportedly damaged parts of an oil terminal in St. Petersburg while the city hosted an annual conference associated with President Vladimir Putin. The attack underscores continuing disruption to energy infrastructure amid the wider conflict.
House Republicans fail to block effort to halt the Iran war
House Republicans for the first time failed to stop a move aimed at halting the Iran war, signaling limited unity within the presidentâs party. The vote suggests growing willingness among some Republicans to break with the administration on foreign policy.
Kuwait airport hit in latest Iran-linked escalation
Iranian drones and missiles heavily damaged a terminal at Kuwaitâs main airport, briefly forcing a shutdown and killing one person, according to broadcast reporting. The strike is part of a series of retaliatory attacks that have tested a fragile ceasefire.
Ottawa responds to tariff pressure with new film and TV funding
Canada is injecting C$600 million into its film and television sector as trade tensions intensify. The move comes as political debate grows over the future of so-called âNetflix taxâ policy and broader U.S. tariff threats.
Cloud and AI market competition keeps pressure on corporate spending
The latest corporate news cycle is being shaped by large-scale investment in AI, infrastructure, and capital markets, with SpaceXâs pricing move standing out as a global benchmark. The combination of record fundraising, regulatory scrutiny, and trade uncertainty is likely to influence boardroom strategy across sectors.