Meta boosted by TikTok’s SCOTUS troubles

Meta may be the biggest beneficiary of TikTok’s existential woes. After arguments at the Supreme Court today, which made the impending ban of TikTok appear to be more likely, Meta’s stock swung from down 2% to as much as 3% higher. Shares ended the day with a decent gain despite the swoon in the broader market.

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Meanwhile, Novo Nordisk and Pfizer are in an escalating bid-off for obesity biotech Metsera.

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Yum! Brands is considering selling off struggling chain Pizza Hut

The fast-casual veteran faces a crowded market and “pizza fatigue,” just as sales at sister brand Taco Bell are soaring.

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This year’s dramatic World Series finish drew baseball’s largest audience in years

The business of baseball got a much-needed boost, as more than 27 million Americans tuned in to see the LA Dodgers’ nail-biting victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.

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Lyft partners with United in a new airline miles alliance

Lyft’s previous partnership with Delta ended in April.

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Berkshire Hathaway is throwing off more money than ever before — but Buffett and co. are staying patient.

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