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The Latest Breaking News from Corporate America

Corporate America Is Crushing All Estimates – But Magnificent Seven Still Run The Show

The second-quarter 2025 earnings season delivered one of the biggest beats in over a decade — excluding the COVID rebound — with corporate America surprising investors across the board.

Benzinga

Recession Talk Heats Up After Jobs Data—But Corporate America Says Otherwise

A shockingly soft labor report reignited Wall Street's recession fears, but Corporate America might be telling an entirely different story—one that shows signs of strength not seen in years.

Benzinga

'Corporate America Is Not The Sovereign': Mohamed El-Erian Flags Tech Resilience Amid Dollar Weakness, Gold Surge And S&P 500 Highs

Economist Mohamed El-Erian is shedding light on the dislocation in the financial markets, drawing sharp contrasts between a booming tech sector and a weakening sovereign backdrop.

Benzinga

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Do you have buyer's remorse about your new degree? It's OK, these CEOs studied subjects that aren't related to their industries

For those looking to climb the ladder in Corporate America, the path to success doesn't always run through business school.

Fortune

‘Trump and Musk are setting the example’: how companies are becoming emboldened to be more anti-union

As the White House carries out an anti-worker agenda, labor leaders fear corporate America could also grow more hostile

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Hostage training and hours of pre-trip preparation signal the terrifying new reality of traveling for work

Corporate America is worried about their executives, so companies pay millions for CEO security. But rank-and-file workers in the business world are also anxious about travel after the killing of a CEO.

Fortune

Can CEOs expect clarity soon on tariffs after recent whiplash? Trump says they could go up further — 'It depends'

"We may go up. I don't think we'll go down, but we may go up," Trump said about tariffs.

Fortune

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Here's Why Latinos in Corporate America Continuously Feel Overlooked and Pressured to Assimilate

From colorism to gender and immigration status, Latinos in the workplace are feeling overlooked despite being considered an economic powerhouse

Latin Times

China suddenly playing nice with Corporate America

US-China ties have gone from ‘do what we say,’ to “convince us to stay.”

Axios

HACR CEO Cid Wilson Explains the Fight for Inclusion of Afro Latino Executives in Corporate America

The CEO and President of the Hispanic Association of Corporate Responsibility has made history as one of the most influential Afro Latinos in corporate America

Latin Times

Bud Light and Target were hit with culture war backlash in 2023, but there are ways around it in pivotal 2024

Going into a divisive election year, the stakes have never been higher when it comes to Corporate America embracing political messaging.

Fortune

Why the Stratospheric Rally in Coty (COTY) May Continue Moving Higher

Although beauty care specialist Coty has already enjoyed a stellar year so far, COTY stock may only be getting started.

Barchart

It’s Time to Give Phillips 66 (PSX) a Look Before the Market Wakes Up

Though no guarantees exist, Phillips 66 may be sitting on a fundamental goldmine, making PSX stock at least worthy of careful consideration.

Barchart

How Silicon Valley Bank could precipitate a banking crisis

Corporate America just got a stark reminder that none of their deposits are insured above $250,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

Axios

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Corporate America girds for a challenging 2023 proxy season

The forecast is that several factors will make it tumultuous.

Axios

Narrower corporate profits could bring relief on inflation

Corporate America's profit margins are narrowing. That may spell relief for consumers.

Investors Business Daily

One Investor Is The Largest Owner Of Two-Thirds Of U.S. Companies

Want to know who owns Corporate America? It's not Bill Gates or Elon Musk.

Salon

Corporate America funds abortion bans

Republican group holds luxurious retreat to raise anti-abortion money from corporate donors

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Salon

Rubio goes after employers on abortion

"Our tax code should be pro-family and promote a culture of life," according to Sen. Marco Rubio

Salon

The reputational cost of impartiality

"At the end of the day, companies are just reactionary"

Salon

Corporate America's abortion two-step

There is an ongoing disconnect between Corporate America's professed principles and its pocketbook

Benzinga

Corporate America To American Cannabis, Roz McCarthy: Meet Our Featured Speaker

Roz McCarthy, who founded Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM) in 2016, has often been called a unique force within the cannabis community based on her 20-plus years of business expertise now combined with her passion for equity within the medical marijuana industry - all of which are making Benzinga e

Axios

WFH revolution showing signs of wear

The movement, grudgingly embraced by Corporate America, is creating negative ripple effects.

Salon

Mass exodus: Corporate America got Putin

Hundreds of major corporations with ties to Russia have withdrawn from the country amid its invasion of Ukraine

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