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How to Lead When You’re the CEO of CEOs
The Wall Street Journal40d agoneutral
How to Lead When You’re the CEO of CEOs

What does it mean to be a CEO who manages four other CEOs? It’s all just “titles, titles, titles,” says Glenn Fogel, the head of Booking Holdings. As president and chief executive, he oversees the chief executives of Priceline, Agoda, Kayak and OpenTable.

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Stripe Acquires OpenRouter for $7B+, Turning Model Routing Into a Payments Infrastructure Problem

Stripe has finalized an agreement to acquire OpenRouter for more than $7 billion, according to a Bloomberg report published August 16, 2026. The acquisition, which follows initial reports of talks by the Wall Street Journal in July, marks a significant consolidation in the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. While a Stripe spokesperson told TechCrunch that the […]

World shares are mixed and oil prices slip after worries over stagflation pull US stocks lower
Associated Press41d agoneutral
World shares are mixed and oil prices slip after worries over stagflation pull US stocks lower

Such data could help the Federal Reserve keep interest rates low, which is positive for investors. The Fed has no good tool to fix both a stagnating economy and high inflation at the same time, which is why what’s called “stagflation” is seen as a worst-case scenario. Wall Street and economists will get more details about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy when the central bank releases minutes from the July meeting on Wednesday.

Earnings Are Crushing It. Stocks are Riding High. Why Isn’t Wall Street Moving on S&P 500 Price Targets?
Barrons.com41d agoneutral
Earnings Are Crushing It. Stocks are Riding High. Why Isn’t Wall Street Moving on S&P 500 Price Targets?

Wall Street is heading into the final stretch of the second-quarter earnings season riding the strongest pace of profit growth in five years—alongside fading bets on a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike, which should support stock performance deep into the autumn. The market’s most-watched analysts, however, are still forecasting end-of-year price targets for the that suggest meager gains over the coming months—even as they predict impressive profit growth over the coming quarters, without fretting too much about the amount investors will pay for it. Gains in the high 20% range are also forecast for both the third and fourth quarters, which would bring full-year growth to around 33.3%, or $360 a share in S&P 500 terms.