Business Insights: Dec 28 - United States (5 stories)
Sunday, 28 Dec 2025 Weekly Business & Finance United States
Here is your Weekly summary for Business & Finance across United States for Mon 22nd December - Sun 28th December 2025
Investors are emphasizing key strategies for founders aiming to secure Series A funding, highlighting the importance of clear communication and demonstrating market traction. As the startup landscape evolves, VCs are forecasting a challenging yet opportunistic 2026, suggesting that adaptability will be crucial for success. Meanwhile, ETF trends are set to shift, with Defiance ETFs' CEO identifying themes that could reshape investment strategies next year. In corporate news, Warner Bros. Discovery faces pressure from Paramount over a potential deal, while UK CEOs anticipate significant challenges ahead, particularly from tax policies and cybersecurity threats.
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What’s ahead for startups and VCs in 2026? Investors weigh in
TechCrunch 26 Dec 2025, 6:12pmVCs share their thoughts on what next year could bring to the market.
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The ETF Themes to Watch in 2026
Bloomberg Technology 24 Dec 2025, 6:37pmSylvia Jablonski, CEO and CIO at Defiance ETFs, discusses ETF themes to watch in 2026. She joins Katie Greifeld on “Bloomberg Tech.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Investors share what to remember while raising a Series A
TechCrunch 27 Dec 2025, 7:00pmInvestors share what founders should remember if looking to raise a Series A.
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Britain's Top CEOs Predict the Biggest Challenges of 2026
Bloomberg Technology 23 Dec 2025, 5:00amThe bosses of some of Britain’s biggest companies predict a fresh wave of challenges next year, as they absorb the impact Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ tax-raising budget in November.
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Ellison, Paramount Put Pressure on WBD for a Deal
Bloomberg Technology 26 Dec 2025, 9:26pmWarner Bros. Discovery shares slid early Friday in premarket trading after a report from the New York Post said that Paramount Skydance could walk away from its $30-per-share cash bid and instead litigate against the company’s board for how it handled the process. But with Larry Ellison personally backing the Paramount bid, the pressure is still on. Bloomberg's Chris Palmeri reports. (Source: Bloomberg)