Y&R spoilers for Monday, September 29th reveal a day of high-stakes deals, fractured loyalties, and ruthless power plays in Genoa City. Abbott Communications hangs in the balance, Cain’s manipulations spread like wildfire, and the Newman family is reshaping its empire with bold new moves.

Jack and Jill Clash Over Billy — and Cain

At Jabot, Jack Abbott takes a tense video call with Jill. As usual, Jill cuts straight to the heart of the matter: Billy.

Jack insists Cain is behind a string of manipulations—fake crises, shady contracts, and rumor-fueled profits. Jill pushes back, dismissing Cain as more opportunist than threat. But Jack urges her to see the evidence herself, inviting her to Genoa City to review the contracts and timelines.

The call barely ends before Billy walks in, desperate for yet another “family talk.” He wants Jack to reinvest in Abbott Communications. But Jack has had enough. This time, discipline outweighs emotion. If Billy wants another chance, it won’t come through family loyalty—it will require legal safeguards, governance rules, and hard KPIs.

Jack’s refusal isn’t rejection—it’s Billy’s last chance to prove he can run a business without letting impulse and chaos dictate the outcome.

Victor Rallies Newman Against Cain

Across town, Victor Newman is doing what he does best—turning family conflict into strategy. Meeting with Victoria, Nick, and Nikki, Victor outlines Cain’s biggest weapon: exploiting cracks in others’ systems.

Victor floats the idea of a temporary Newman–Abbott alliance—a shocking possibility that could form a protective wall against Cain’s sabotage. Victoria raises practical questions, Nick sees potential stability, and Nikki acknowledges the reassurance such a pact would send to shareholders.

For Victor, this isn’t sentiment. It’s risk management. Cain thrives in chaos—but a united Newman and Abbott front could suffocate him before he even moves.

Billy, Sally, and the Fate of Abbott Communications

Meanwhile, Billy insists he’s cut ties with Cain, but words alone won’t sway Jack. What Billy needs is proof: legal contracts severing Cain, a vetted advisory board, and an independent financial model.

Sally Spectra, however, sees an opportunity. By stepping into the role of “discipline architect,” she could help Billy transform Abbott Communications into a lean, transparent, data-driven company—proving both her maturity and her value.

But Cain isn’t finished. With his usual bag of tricks—rumors, false crises, and emergency deals—he’s ready to reinsert himself into the game. The question is: will anyone still take the bait?

Clare Newman Shakes the Empire

In a bold move, Clare Newman pushes Kyle Abbott out of Newman Enterprises. More than a personnel change, it’s a declaration of her new order.

Clare values speed, secrecy, and control. By removing Kyle, a figure tied to Abbott loyalties, she eliminates variables that slow her down. Audra Charles, always opportunistic, suddenly finds herself squeezed. Clare forces her to prove her worth through hard results, not promises.

The result? Two ambitious women—Clare and Audra—locked in a silent chess game inside Newman, each move dripping with strategy and tension.

Sally vs. Newman — A Brewing Corporate War

Sally postpones the Abbott Communications launch party, not as a retreat, but to secure hard funding and a leaner operational structure. Her vision? A growth studio integrating content, commerce, and data for small-to-midsize brands—something Newman can’t easily replicate.

Clare, however, is moving just as quickly—locking down media contracts and consolidating Newman’s infrastructure. When Abbott Communications finally relaunches, it may be forced into a niche just to survive.

Audra, caught between ambition and caution, demands safeguards—contracts, veto powers, and written commitments. She refuses to let family feuds derail her again.

The Stakes Ahead

Everyone claims to be fighting for autonomy:

• Jack wants structure, not another bailout.

• Billy wants independence from his family’s shadow.

• Sally wants to prove herself through discipline, not chaos.

• Audra wants contracts that outlast emotion.

• Clare wants absolute control of Newman.

• Victor wants to secure his empire against Cain.

But in Genoa City, autonomy always comes at a cost. And when Abbott Communications does relaunch—on whatever scale—the hidden alliances and betrayals will finally come to light.

Will Jack back Billy with conditions?
Will Victor strike a deal to crush Cain once and for all?
And will Clare’s restructuring secure Newman’s future—or ignite a new corporate war?

Stay tuned.