Supreme Court backs SEC enforcement powers, SpaceX prepares major IPO, and major tech platforms face regulatory scrutiny amid shifting business strategies

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the SEC can strip financial wrongdoers of illegal gains even without proving victim losses, significantly expanding the agency's enforcement authority and ability to collect ill-gotten money from securities violators.

SpaceX is moving forward with its blockbuster IPO, with CFO Bret Johnsen pitching the company's ability to 'achieve what others think is really impossible' to everyday investors, while Gwynne Shotwell serves as the steady operational hand alongside CEO Elon Musk.

Netflix is shifting to a strategy of fewer but higher-quality films under new leadership, with Dan Lin greenlighting more movies than competitors while avoiding blank checks and star-driven spending patterns.

Meta has faced multiple controversies including silently embedding face-recognition code in its smart glasses platform on millions of phones and its Oversight Board finding that account bans lack due process and transparency.

LinkedIn has transformed into a social influencer platform with celebrities and paid influencers reshaping the career-focused network, with the role becoming a job unto itself for some users.

CBS News faces continued turmoil following Scott Pelley's firing from '60 Minutes,' marking the latest in a string of controversies and staffing shake-ups plaguing the news division.

Quantum computing company Quantinuum's stock surged 13% above its IPO price with a valuation exceeding $17 billion, reflecting Wall Street's enthusiasm for the quantum technology boom.

Netflix investors have grown anxious with the stock dropping 24% since the last earnings report as Amazon makes competitive gains in the streaming wars and questions mount about growth sustainability.

India's tightened power grid regulations for renewable energy projects are alarming investors and creating tension with the country's clean energy ambitions, potentially undermining its climate goals.

Cash App has launched a star-shaped NFC-enabled payment wand for tap-and-pay transactions, marking the first in several hardware payment devices coming from the platform as fintech companies compete for AI-driven growth stories.