Warner Bros Discovery Inc. is preparing to recommend that shareholders reject Paramount Global’s $108 billion hostile takeover offer, with the board debating terms that question the strength of financial backing from Larry Ellison, according to a Financial Times report. The Hollywood group, led by Chief Executive David Zaslav, could announce its position as soon as… Continue reading Warner Bros Discovery poised to reject Paramount’s $108B bid
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What November jobs data means for Bitcoin’s short-term trend
US nonfarm payrolls rose by 64,000 in November, beating forecasts but revealing deeper cracks in the labor market that sent Bitcoin briefly slipping below the mid-$86,000 area. While the headline jobs number was better than the worst-case fears, the uptick in the unemployment rate to 4.6% triggered a conflicting wave of risk appetite. The soft… Continue reading What November jobs data means for Bitcoin’s short-term trend
The era of US assets are safest mindset is coming to an end: market expert warns
Global investors may be witnessing a historic turning point in how the world views US financial assets, according to Ron Temple, chief market strategist at Lazard. In a recent CNBC interview, Temple argued that 2025 marks “the beginning of the end of American exceptionalism in markets,” as foreign investors reassess the overall safety, stability, and… Continue reading The era of US assets are safest mindset is coming to an end: market expert warns
Why Procter & Gamble stock may be a better pick than AI hyperscalers for 2026
Famed investor Jim Cramer says Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) may be a better pick than artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscalers heading into 2026. More importantly, his bullish view on PG shares is not entirely based on a healthy 2.89% dividend yield – something that the consumer goods behemoth is most celebrated for. In a recent… Continue reading Why Procter & Gamble stock may be a better pick than AI hyperscalers for 2026
How BlockTech under Alessio Vinassa is bridging East and West in the innovation economy
In a rapidly globalizing digital age, geography no longer defines possibility — but it still shapes opportunity. Recognizing this, Alessio Vinassa has positioned BlockTech to act as a connector between innovation ecosystems across East and West, linking regions from Southeast Asia and the Middle East to Europe and Africa. This bridging role expands far more… Continue reading How BlockTech under Alessio Vinassa is bridging East and West in the innovation economy
McKinsey signals cost cuts as growth stalls despite centenary optimism
As McKinsey & Co. marked its 100th anniversary with fanfare in Chicago, the consulting firm’s leadership struck a confident public tone about its future. Yet behind the scenes, executives have been delivering a more restrained message: the firm needs to become leaner after several years of flat growth. At the late-October gathering of partners in… Continue reading McKinsey signals cost cuts as growth stalls despite centenary optimism
Alphabet set for fresh accounting boost as SpaceX valuation jumps
Alphabet Inc. is poised to record another substantial paper gain following a new SpaceX tender offer that sharply lifts the private company’s implied valuation. The transaction, which prices insider shares well above previous secondary sales, is expected to raise the carrying value of Alphabet’s long-held stake in Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite business. The development,… Continue reading Alphabet set for fresh accounting boost as SpaceX valuation jumps
Interview: brace for volatility as AI reshapes markets in 2026, says Erlen Capital’s Schneller
2025 delivered no shortage of drama across the global economic, business, and financial landscape. From DeepSeek’s shockwaves to tariff battles and the relentless march of AI reshaping boardrooms and stock charts, the year had it all. As we step into 2026, Invezz spoke with Bruno Schneller, managing partner at Zurich-based Erlen Capital Management, to unpack… Continue reading Interview: brace for volatility as AI reshapes markets in 2026, says Erlen Capital’s Schneller
Nu Quantum secures $60M in one of UK’s largest series A funding
Nu Quantum has secured fresh investor attention as momentum in quantum networking rises across the global technology and energy sectors. The British startup, which builds infrastructure to connect and scale quantum computers, has raised $60 million in a Series A round. It is one of the largest early-stage raises in the UK and signals how… Continue reading Nu Quantum secures $60M in one of UK’s largest series A funding