Bitcoin's plunge to post-election lows underscores a deepening crisis, driven by regulatory uncertainty and shifting monetary policy expectations, with key firms like Strategy now facing critical tests.
Washington and Tehran are set for direct negotiations in Muscat this Friday, with Iran insisting the agenda remain strictly on its nuclear program. The meeting comes as recent military incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and a U.S. force buildup heighten fears of a broader confrontation.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny and a potential parliamentary rebellion over his appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, following explosive new documents detailing the former minister's extensive ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Metropolitan Police have now launched a formal investigation.
The Looije Group has launched the first phase of a significant new packaging and logistics facility in Ridderkerk, marking a strategic investment to bolster its position in the European fresh produce supply chain.
A bipartisan group of senators is set to introduce legislation that would reauthorize the U.S. Export-Import Bank for ten years and significantly expand its lending capacity by $70 billion, a move aimed at bolstering the nation's strategic position in the global race for critical minerals.
The aerospace composites leader sets ex-dividend date for February 9, with analysts highlighting sustainable payout ratios and robust financial performance.
Bitcoin has tumbled to its lowest level in nearly a year, reigniting the debate over its long-term value proposition as 'digital gold' and its viability as a mainstream asset.
Reliance, Inc. (NYSE:RS) shares have climbed sharply over the past quarter, but analysts are scrutinizing whether its modest profitability and stagnant earnings growth can sustain the rally.
Intuit has forged a multi-year alliance with Affirm, embedding the 'buy now, pay later' provider as the exclusive installment financing solution within QuickBooks Payments. The move aims to bolster cash flow for SMBs while tightening Intuit's grip on the small business financial ecosystem.
Procter & Gamble is launching a series of high-profile sports marketing campaigns, including a new Old Spice Super Bowl activation and plans for the 2026 Winter Olympics, alongside expanding its oral care portfolio with Crest Clean Breath. The moves underscore the consumer goods giant's strategy to leverage global events and product innovation to maintain consumer mindshare and drive demand in key categories.
Amprius Technologies solidifies its U.S. supply chain through a strategic partnership with Nanotech Energy, positioning its high-performance silicon batteries to meet stringent defense procurement requirements and capture key aerospace contracts.
Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive has put forward a $250 million class action settlement to resolve securities litigation, a move awaiting court approval as its stock continues to navigate turbulent market waters.
While Chipotle's revenue climbed nearly 5% in Q4 2025, driven by aggressive expansion, a decline in comparable sales and customer transactions squeezed profitability, highlighting the challenges of sustaining growth beyond new store openings.
Industrial giant Eaton announces a strategic overhaul, planning to spin off its Mobility business by early 2027. The move, alongside new tech partnerships, signals a sharpened focus on energy transition and digital infrastructure markets.
As indirect talks resume in Oman, Iran seeks to stabilize the format with Washington before expanding the circle, while regional powers push for a stake in any future deal. The diplomatic scramble unfolds against a backdrop of mixed signals from the Trump administration.
Chinese sportswear leader ANTA makes a strategic entry into the U.S. physical retail market with a flagship store in Beverly Hills, aiming to blend performance innovation with cultural storytelling, following its recent major investment in Puma.
Charter Communications returns to the Super Bowl stage with a patriotic ad campaign highlighting its U.S. workforce and infrastructure, as the telecom giant navigates a major merger and recent layoffs.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent heads to Capitol Hill this week for testimony, with lawmakers poised to question him for the first time since the Justice Department launched an investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The hearings are expected to focus on economic performance and regulatory policy, even as the shadow of the probe hangs over proceedings.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a video conference Wednesday, as Beijing balances its strategic partnership with Moscow against a recent flurry of diplomatic engagements with Western powers.
Myanmar's military rulers announce plans for a powerful new council to oversee both the armed forces and the incoming civilian administration, a move analysts say is designed to secure Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's political future and tighten the junta's grip on power.
