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Warner Bros Discovery's Gaming Unit Head David Haddad Exits After 12 Years

Warner Bros Discovery's head of gaming, David Haddad, is stepping down after 12 years. He will stay on for the next three months to assist in the transition.

Mortgage Loan Default: Consequences, Prevention, and Options

What is a mortgage loan default and how to avoid it? When you fail to make your mortgage payments on time, you could face serious consequences like late fees, credit score damage, and even foreclosure. This article explains what a mortgage loan default is, what happens when you default, how to avoid defaulting, and your options if you're already in default.

ByteDance Earmarks $20.64 Billion for AI, Targets Huawei and Nvidia

ByteDance, owner of TikTok, plans to spend $20.64B for the year, much of it on AI-related infrastructure, primarily data centers and networking equipment abroad.

Dollar-Yen Options Traders Switch to Range-Bound Strategy After BOJ Hike

Traders in dollar-yen options are changing their strategy going into an expected Bank of Japan rate increase Friday. Most Read from Bloomberg...

Tesla Raises Canadian Car Prices by Up to CAD 9,000

Tesla will raise prices of all its cars in Canada from Feb. 1, according to notices on its Canadian website. Model 3 prices will increase up to C$9,000 ($6,254.78)

BOJ Expected to Hike Rate Most in 18 Years as Ueda Maps Out Path

Bank of Japan set to raise interest rates for the first time in 18 years, signaling confidence in the economy's recovery. Follow Bloomberg for the latest updates on the decision and its impact on markets.

VW Eyes 'Medium Term' for 6% Margin After Scaling Back Target

Volkswagen adjusts its profit target to 6%, cites cost-cutting deal to reduce workforce by 35,000 without layoffs.

Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund Raises $4 Billion in Bond Sale

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) continues its bond issuance spree, raising $4 billion in a dual-tranche offering. Despite initial price talk, the notes were priced with lower premiums due to strong demand, exceeding $16 billion. The deal follows a $12 billion bond issuance by the Saudi government and a $7 billion Islamic loan by PIF.

Retailers Prepare for Tariffs as Trump Returns

Retail CEOs are better equipped to deal with the latest round of tariffs from the Trump administration, having diversified their supply chains and negotiated with suppliers to keep costs down.

Davos: Companies Grapple with DEI as Trump Pushes Against Diversity Programs

Pressure on DEI programs sparks debate at Davos; companies search for alternative terms while staying committed to diversity