Derek Saul, Forbes Staff

Alphabet brought in a robust $59.6 billion in ad revenue last quarter but Wall Street soured on weaker than anticipated profits in the company’s cloud business.

Netflix reported nine million net subscriber additions exceeded analyst estimates.

The Canadian athleisure firm is on track for its second-largest share price surge of 2023.

Britain’s richest man Ratcliffe may now be on the cusp of taking over the Premier League’s most valuable team, though Bloomberg reports he may initially buy only a quarter of the club.

Shares of Digital World Acquisition Corp. are down more than 80% from last spring as its merger with Truth Social’s parent company faces increased hiccups.

The 249-year-old German sandal maker proved to be an unwanted debutante, underperforming Arm, Instacart and Klaviyo’s 15% average rise in their September debuts.

Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of FTX’s sister hedge fund Alameda Research, said her former colleague and love interest Bankman-Fried had high political ambitions.

The shekel has shed 3% since Friday before the Hamas attack on Israel.

Former President Donald Trump responded Monday to being left off of The Forbes 400 list of the richest Americans, levying several false allegations against Forbes.

General Motors shares tanked again Thursday as a possible issue with its airbags added to negative concerns over the auto workers strike for the limping legacy American automaker.