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• McDonald’s earnings beat estimates as chain’s value push pays off

  Buzzy promotions have helped McDonald's win over high-income consumers.

• Why the largest U.S. auto dealer isn't interested in Chinese cars — for now

  But reasons such as politics, logistics or potential consumer backlash aren't necessarily the main reasons, according to Lithia Motors CEO Bryan DeBoer.

• Novo Nordisk faces a defining year in the obesity drug market. It’s off to a dramatic start

  The Danish drugmaker kicked off 2026 with its explosive obesity pill launch, but recent challenges have centered around protecting its market share.

• FAA abruptly halted El Paso flights over Defense Department's plans for anti-drone technology

  A Trump administration official said the Department of Defense disabled Mexican cartel drones that had breached U.S. airspace.

• Novo Nordisk CEO sees 15 million patient opportunity in Medicare coverage for obesity drugs

  Doustdar said Medicare coverage and the launch of Novo's new obesity pill should help gradually boost prescription volumes and offset lower prices in the U.S.

• Scripps launches cost cutting, AI integration in latest effort to generate earnings growth

  CEO Adam Symson said in an interview with CNBC the changes are intended to alleviate journalists from administrative tasks, but not replace them with AI.

• Kraft Heinz pauses work to split the company as new CEO says 'challenges are fixable'

  Kraft Heinz CEO Steve Cahillane said many of the company's issues are "fixable."

• Prediction markets head into basketball season on a high from Super Bowl

  Prediction markets let users buy event contracts for a wide swath of financial, weather and pop culture events, but sports have been driving profits.

• Value is the key to McDonald's growth plans, but it's creating tensions with some franchisees

  McDonald's has doubled down on value, which will likely help boost sales, but some franchisees are standing ground in their ability to continue to independently set prices.

• Delinquencies in commercial mortgage-backed securities are on the rise. Here's what's happening

  The rate increase was driven by two exceptionally large New York City properties: Worldwide Plaza and One New York Plaza.