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JPMorgan Chase is tightening commercial real estate lending standards as office vacancies and falling valuations put pressure on borrowers and loan collateral.

Tesla shareholders are demanding governance reform as Elon Musk's divided attention between Tesla, DOGE, and other ventures fuels stock decline and competitive pressure.

Intel is reducing executive compensation as its chip manufacturing division continues posting deep losses, raising questions about the pace of its foundry turnaround strategy.

Amazon and Walmart are locked in a same-day delivery battle in 2026, each betting billions on competing infrastructure strategies - and neither has a decisive edge yet.

Meta's AI-driven ad placement tool Advantage+ is drawing criticism from brand advertisers whose campaigns are appearing alongside low-quality AI-generated content without their knowledge or approval.

Google faces mounting antitrust pressure over search advertising dominance, with U.S. courts weighing remedies that could include forced divestitures and structural breakups.

Salesforce is cutting hundreds of sales and customer success roles, citing AI tools like Agentforce as capable of replacing high-volume sales work. The move signals a broader industry shift.

Rio Tinto and BHP are competing for lithium mining rights in Chile's Atacama Desert, navigating state control rules, indigenous rights, and Chinese competition.

Congress is renewing pressure on Visa and Mastercard over swipe fees, with bipartisan legislation targeting credit card routing and interchange costs for merchants.

Stripe is preparing for a 2026 IPO as fintech valuations recover. Here's what the listing could mean for the payments giant and the broader industry.