As vehicle repossessions hit post-2008 highs, Senator Elizabeth Warren initiates a sweeping investigation into major lenders, targeting mistaken and illegal seizures that upend borrowers' lives.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued a public apology to victims of Jeffrey Epstein, expressing regret over his December appointment of Peter Mandelson as U.S. Ambassador after learning of the "depth and darkness" of Mandelson's friendship with the convicted sex offender.
As Bitcoin's sharp decline tests a key psychological threshold, on-chain data and chart patterns point to a handful of alternative cryptocurrencies showing unusual resilience and potential for gains.
While the growth of homes for sale slows across the U.S., creating a tighter market, Seattle, Charlotte, and Washington D.C. emerge as notable exceptions, offering buyers significantly more choices and leverage.
As global uncertainty drives sovereign investors toward safe havens, Azerbaijan's $45 billion oil fund reveals its strategic pivot to gold, now making up over a third of its portfolio. The move highlights a broader trend of funds seeking insulation from market volatility and geopolitical shocks.
As volatile gold prices test the limits of ordinary budgets, a growing number of Pakistanis are pivoting to silver, seeking both a store of value and a foothold in the precious metals rally.
Apple's recent quarterly results smashed expectations, fueled by a surprising iPhone surge. Yet, with its stock trading at a premium and its AI strategy still unfolding, analysts debate whether the company can sustain the momentum needed to justify its valuation in a competitive landscape.
Tron founder Justin Sun reaffirms the company's commitment to accumulating its native token TRX as a core treasury asset, a strategy underscored by TRX's notable resilience against broader market headwinds and Bitcoin's recent decline.
SunCoke Energy (NYSE:SXC) has announced a $0.12 per share dividend, yielding 5.8%. While the company's earnings growth is robust, analysts express caution over its long-term payout sustainability and volatile dividend history.
Amid a steady eurozone recovery, savvy investors are scanning the markets for hidden value. We spotlight three companies trading below their estimated fair value, offering potential upside despite inherent risks.
The Grand Emperor Hotel in Macau has removed and sold the 79 kilograms of real gold bricks that once lined its famed lobby floor, netting $12.8 million. The sale capitalizes on high gold prices and funds a broader renovation as the property pivots away from its casino roots.
Peoples Financial Services Corp. (NASDAQ: PFIS) announced a dividend increase to $0.625 per share, raising its yield to 4.5%. The move underscores the regional bank's decade-long commitment to shareholder returns and its robust earnings outlook.
Amidst a backdrop of cautious economic recovery and lingering global uncertainties, European dividend-paying companies are drawing investor attention for their potential to provide income and relative stability. We examine three standout candidates from across the continent.
The 137-year-old developer, pivoting under CEO Michael Smith, establishes a massive Singapore-focused commercial property fund with Qatar's sovereign wealth fund as a cornerstone investor, marking a decisive move away from its struggling residential business.
Germany's Federal Cartel Office has imposed its first-ever financial penalty on Amazon, fining the tech giant nearly €59 million for anti-competitive pricing controls imposed on third-party sellers using its Marketplace platform.
Kennametal Inc. (NYSE:KMT) declared a $0.20 per share dividend payable in February, as the industrial tooling manufacturer rides a wave of robust stock performance and earnings growth.
Despite a 22% stock rally over the past quarter, Mesa Laboratories (NASDAQ: MLAB) faces scrutiny over its weak fundamentals, particularly a low Return on Equity (ROE) of 2.0% and a significant earnings decline, raising questions about its long-term sustainability.
Google's parent company Alphabet capped off a blockbuster 2025 with a staggering $34.5 billion in fourth-quarter net income, fueled by explosive growth in its cloud and AI divisions, while its moonshot 'Other Bets' unit widened losses.
Average pump prices in New York state climbed slightly to $2.88 per gallon, continuing a recent upward trend while staying marginally above the national figure, according to federal energy data.
Analysts have significantly raised the fair value estimate for Chilean lithium giant SQM, reflecting stronger pricing and demand forecasts. However, the upward revision is tempered by ongoing debates about the sustainability of the lithium market's recovery and the implications of SQM's evolving partnership with state-owned Codelco.
