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Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro presented his first earnings report outlining plans to invest in content, expand customer reach, and leverage technology. The company is experiencing momentum in streaming and theme parks.

The SEC has formally proposed a rule change allowing companies to file semiannual reports (Form 10-S) instead of quarterly reports (Form 10-Q), a regulatory shift Trump previously advocated for. The headline frames this as the SEC moving 'close to ending' mandatory quarterly reports, emphasizing Trump's role in calling for the change.

Palantir's stock declined despite posting strong earnings results, with Wall Street analysts citing concerns about weak international commercial business performance and the company's elevated valuation leaving minimal margin for future disappointment.

Jamie-Lynn Sigler alleges in her memoir that her ex-husband stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from her earnings from 'The Sopranos.' The article reports her claims without apparent verification of the allegations or ex-husband's response.

Ferrari reported first-quarter earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations and maintained its full-year guidance. The company is preparing to debut an electric vehicle model.

Indonesia is implementing an 8% cap on ride-hailing commission fees under President Prabowo Subianto, with the government acquiring stakes in platforms like Gojek and Grab. The policy aims to increase driver earnings and is positioned as a significant intervention in Southeast Asia's ride-hailing sector, with implications for a large labor force that analysts view as politically influential.

Palantir Technologies reported first-quarter earnings showing 85% year-over-year revenue growth to $1.63bn, with US business more than doubling. The company characterized its AI capabilities in military/defense contexts using combat-oriented language ('battlefield' AI).

Pinterest stock rose 15% following better-than-expected earnings and positive forward guidance. The company recently conducted layoffs affecting 15% of workforce and reduced office space while redirecting resources toward AI development.

Palantir Technologies reported earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, with 85% revenue growth driven primarily by increased sales to U.S. government agencies. The company achieved its fastest expansion rate since going public in 2020.

Paramount Skydance reported earnings and revenue that exceeded analyst expectations, with streaming subscriber growth cited as a key driver despite implementing a price increase. The article frames this as a positive business development with streaming identified as a growth catalyst.

AMD's stock price has risen ahead of earnings announcements, but an unnamed analyst argues the company faces structural limitations in capturing CPU market upside because it relies on third-party manufacturing rather than producing chips in-house.

Palantir reported earnings that exceeded expectations, driven by strong demand in its U.S. market operations. The company also made comments characterizing certain AI-related content or services negatively using the term 'AI slop.'