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Wegovy's supply shortages gave Eli Lilly an unexpected opening. Zepbound and Mounjaro have been filling the gap, and Lilly's patient base is growing because of it.

Toyota's hybrid strategy is outperforming Detroit's EV pivot as Ford and GM absorb billions in losses while Toyota posts strong profits on hybrid volume and margins.

Rivian's landmark Amazon van deal provided vital capital but now strains its consumer truck lineup as production, pricing, and strategy compete for the same limited resources.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround plan is adding operational pressure on baristas just as a fragile labor truce with Workers United hangs in the balance.

LVMH's watch division - TAG Heuer, Hublot, and Zenith - navigated the smartwatch slowdown through mechanical focus and strategic pricing insulation.

Costco's first membership fee hike in seven years tests whether its legendary loyalty can hold as Sam's Club, Amazon, and BJ's sharpen their competitive edge.

Nvidia's export restrictions on advanced AI chips have frozen multi-billion-dollar Gulf state deals, leaving Saudi Arabia and UAE AI infrastructure plans in regulatory limbo.

Klarna's IPO stumble signals deeper trouble for buy now, pay later as rising rates, regulation, and competition squeeze the sector's once-bright model.

Mastercard's biometric checkout program is pushing face and fingerprint authentication toward replacing the PIN across global retail. Here's what that shift actually means.

Walmart Connect is closing the gap with Amazon's retail media dominance, using first-party purchase data and physical store reach to win CPG ad budgets.