Business Insights: Oct 26 - United States (5 stories)
Sunday, 26 Oct 2025 Weekly Business & Finance United States
Here is your Weekly summary for Business & Finance across United States for Mon 20th October - Sun 26th October 2025
The S&P 500 is embracing riskier stocks, with AppLovin Corp. gaining attention as market enthusiasm grows. This shift reflects a broader trend of investor exuberance, raising concerns about potential overvaluation. Meanwhile, Jay Goldberg remains a vocal skeptic of Nvidia, asserting that the tech giant's soaring stock price resembles past market bubbles, highlighting the ongoing debate over tech valuations.
In legal news, Rivian has agreed to a $250 million settlement over a controversial price hike on its R1 vehicles, a move that previously impacted its stock negatively. Additionally, some quantitative investors are facing challenges as recent market momentum shifts disrupt their strategies. On the corporate front, JPMorgan has strengthened its investment banking division by hiring Kevin Brunner from Bank of America as global chair of M&A, signaling a strategic push in a competitive landscape.
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S&P 500 Adds Dicey Stocks as Market Turns Increasingly Exuberant
Bloomberg Technology 24 Oct 2025, 11:00amOver the past few years, few stocks in the US have been hotter than AppLovin Corp.
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Fast-Money Quants Stumble as Momentum Bust Roils Strategies
Bloomberg Technology 24 Oct 2025, 8:11pmBehind the scenes of placid Wall Street markets, drama is unfolding for some heavy-hitting professional investors.
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JPMorgan Hires BofA’s Kevin Brunner as Global Chair of M&A
Bloomberg Technology 24 Oct 2025, 1:26pmJPMorgan Chase & Co. has hired veteran technology dealmaker Kevin Brunner from Bank of America Corp. as a global chair of investment banking and mergers and acquisitions.
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Rivian will pay $250M to settle lawsuit over R1 price hike
TechCrunch 24 Oct 2025, 2:43pmThe three-year-old lawsuit centered on Rivian's sudden decision to increase prices on the R1 lineup in 2022, which sank the stock price.
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‘This Is Not My First Bubble’: Nvidia’s Bear Stands His Ground
Bloomberg Technology 25 Oct 2025, 1:00pmMany on Wall Street like to style themselves as contrarians, but few are swimming against the current as hard as Jay Goldberg, the lone bear on high-flying Nvidia Corp.