Brad Karp has stepped down as chairman of elite law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, citing media scrutiny over his past social interactions with the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a 'distraction' for the firm.
Online education provider Stride Inc. reports surging growth in its career-focused learning segment, prompting a raised profit outlook and a substantial new stock buyback program, even as it navigates ongoing technical challenges.
GE Aerospace's major investment to upgrade its Singapore engine maintenance hub with AI and automation signals a strategic deepening of its high-value services moat in the Asia-Pacific region, though analysts caution on execution risks amid a rich valuation.
Analysts have nudged up the fair value estimate for CIMB Group Holdings, reflecting a slightly more optimistic view of its future cash flows, though growth assumptions remain tempered. The adjustment signals cautious confidence in the Malaysian banking giant's trajectory.
Seagate Technology's CEO sold a substantial portion of his holdings in February 2026, a move that is drawing scrutiny from the market as the company rides a wave of AI-driven demand for its data storage products.
Shares of AYER Holdings Berhad (KLSE:AYER) gained 4.1% in the past month, outpacing the broader market. Analysts point to the company's solid return on equity and aggressive earnings reinvestment as potential drivers behind the recent investor confidence.
In a strategic overhaul, Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital (BTBT) is repositioning itself as a 'strategic asset company,' moving beyond its mining roots to focus on operating Ethereum staking infrastructure and controlling a majority stake in AI data center firm WhiteFiber.
TTM Technologies (TTMI) capped off fiscal 2025 with a record-breaking fourth quarter, fueled by surging demand for AI infrastructure and defense electronics. The company projects robust growth for 2026, underpinned by strategic capacity expansions and a dominant position in key high-tech supply chains.
Cybersecurity firm Tenable posted stronger-than-expected Q4 and full-year 2025 results, crediting robust demand for its Tenable One platform fueled by corporate urgency to manage AI-related risks. The company also announced an expanded share buyback program and provided an outlook that projects it will cross the $1 billion annual revenue threshold in 2026.
European Lithium Ltd. has fortified its financial position, raising approximately A$45 million through a strategic sale of shares in Nasdaq-listed Critical Metals Corp. The move boosts its cash reserves while preserving a significant, influential stake in the rare earths and lithium player.
In a significant leadership transition, Wall Street legal powerhouse Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP announced the resignation of its long-time Chairman Brad Karp. Veteran corporate lawyer Scott Barshay has been named as his successor, signaling a potential strategic shift for the firm.
Lucky Strike Entertainment (LUCK) reported modest Q2 growth, driven by a stabilizing events business and strategic marketing. The company is pivoting to balance sales growth with profitability, pinning significant hopes on newly acquired water parks for a seasonal earnings boost later this year.
PTC kicked off its fiscal 2026 with steady revenue growth and expanding cash flow, while management highlighted a significant build-up in deferred annual recurring revenue from strategic deals and detailed its push to embed AI across its product lifecycle portfolio.
Technology solutions provider ePlus reports a surge in Q3 sales and profit, driven by accelerating AI infrastructure projects. The company raises its annual guidance while navigating an industry-wide memory shortage.
Oaktree Specialty Lending (OCSL) reported stable earnings for its fiscal first quarter, with adjusted net investment income rising to $0.41 per share. Management highlighted disciplined capital deployment, a focus on reducing non-accruals, and detailed the firm's evolving approach to underwriting software and AI-related risks in a bifurcated market.
A recent 20% surge in Coast Entertainment Holdings' share price offers a glimmer of hope, but fails to erase three years of painful declines for investors. As the company's revenue grows, the market questions when—or if—profits will follow.
As the AI infrastructure boom fuels demand for high-speed networks, Ciena's long-term valuation narrative is being rewritten. Analysts now see a fair value of approximately $237 per share, underpinned by sustained revenue growth forecasts near 18%, even as the stock's recent rally prompts pockets of caution.
A consortium led by KKR and Singapore Telecommunications has agreed to acquire a majority stake in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, marking the largest data center transaction in Southeast Asia to date and underscoring the region's strategic role in the AI-driven digital infrastructure boom.
Indigenous groups in Brazil's Amazon have intensified a two-week occupation of a key Cargill port terminal, demanding the government revoke decrees prioritizing river dredging for grain exports. The standoff highlights growing tensions between Brazil's economic ambitions and environmental pledges.
Federal Election Commission records show Senator Bernie Sanders allocated substantial campaign funds to private jet services during his nationwide 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, raising questions about the consistency of his climate advocacy.
