Industry experts suggest global economic pressures and component costs could lead to a significant price adjustment for Nintendo's flagship console in the coming years, following similar moves by competitors.
A bold White House proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% has fractured traditional political alliances, drawing support from populists in both parties while facing fierce opposition from the financial sector and skepticism from some Republican leaders.
Cocoa futures surged for a second consecutive session as a slowdown in arrivals from top grower Ivory Coast triggered short-covering. The rally comes despite a backdrop of ample global supplies and persistent demand weakness, highlighting the market's sensitivity to near-term logistical flows.
Josh D’Amaro, the longtime Disney executive set to succeed Bob Iger, credits his unlikely rise from aspiring sculptor to head of a $200 billion empire to a leadership philosophy rooted in humility and intellectual curiosity.
In a bid to control costs amid declining sales, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store has issued new travel and expense guidelines requiring staff to dine primarily at company locations while on the road, according to an internal memo.
William Stevenson, 77, the ex-husband of First Lady Jill Biden, has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge following the death of his wife Linda. The arrest concludes a weeks-long investigation by Delaware police into a late December domestic incident.
State Senator Sharif Street, a prominent Pennsylvania Democrat and Muslim leader, forcefully denounced an antisemitic demonstration in Rittenhouse Square that glorified Hamas, labeling the group a terrorist organization and warning that calls for violence undermine community peace.
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to sit for closed-door, filmed depositions later this month with the House Oversight Committee, averting a contempt of Congress vote.
Tifany Adams, 56, has been sentenced to life without parole for the 2024 murders of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley, a crime born from a bitter custody battle and involving a fringe religious group.
As its stock faces headwinds, Commvault unveils Geo Shield for regulated data and deepens its Google Cloud alliance, targeting complex compliance and ransomware recovery markets.
ExxonMobil is closing its Fife ethylene plant in Scotland, impacting the local community, as it simultaneously brings a flagship carbon capture and storage project online in Louisiana, signaling a strategic pivot in its global operations and climate strategy.
Caught between soaring housing costs and a reluctance to forgo lifestyle comforts, millennials are redefining the path to homeownership. A new study reveals a generation determined to buy, yet often unwilling—or unable—to make the traditional financial trade-offs.
Charter Communications' Spectrum is rolling out a trio of major initiatives—including guaranteed response times and a new hybrid Wi-Fi product—in a bid to stem the loss of hundreds of thousands of internet subscribers, as competition from fixed wireless and fiber intensifies.
Franklin Electric Co., Inc. (NASDAQ: FELE) announced an increase in its quarterly cash dividend, continuing a multi-year trend of shareholder returns supported by robust earnings and cash flow coverage.
As a key 2026 priority, the Financial Services Institute is pressing regulators for a contractor classification rule that protects the independent advisor model, while also targeting broader legislative and enforcement reforms.
Mortgage insurer MGIC Investment reported flat Q4 revenue, missing Wall Street estimates, as a tough housing market offset stable credit performance. The company's profit met expectations, but rising costs and stagnant growth signal ongoing challenges.
While Tesla's electric vehicle deliveries dipped in Q4 2025, its energy storage business shattered records, deploying 14.2 GWh. CEO Elon Musk declares energy as the company's future growth engine, even as solar faces industry headwinds.
The global energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand driven by data centers and electrification.
DaVita Inc. (NYSE: DVA) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that topped Wall Street forecasts, driven by higher revenue per treatment and its integrated care programs. While margins faced pressure, the company outlined a 2026 roadmap focused on clinical initiatives and partnerships to spur patient growth.
Monday's trading session saw significant moves across sectors, from senior living to security systems, driven by analyst upgrades, strong earnings, and broader market pressures in tech and crypto.
