The Duke of York has quietly relocated to the Sandringham estate as newly unsealed U.S. court files reveal disturbing details about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying pressure for his testimony.
The Trump administration is pulling 700 federal immigration officers out of Minnesota following weeks of contentious enforcement actions and the fatal shootings of two protesters. Officials cite improved coordination with local jails, but a significant federal contingent remains.
Two Venezuelan nationals, ordered released by a federal judge in Minneapolis, were immediately re-detained by ICE agents in a contentious case involving the alleged assault of an officer with a snow shovel, sparking a legal battle over constitutional rights.
H.C. Wainwright nearly doubles its price target for Americas Gold and Silver Corp. (USAS) to $9.75, citing strong quarterly production and the discovery of high-grade veins at its Galena Complex. The move signals growing confidence in the miner's operational momentum and resource expansion.
UBS maintains a Neutral stance on Amentum Holdings (AMTM) despite raising its price target, highlighting a mixed market response and selective growth drivers in defense and government IT sectors.
Century Aluminum and Emirates Global Aluminium forge a landmark joint venture to construct the first new primary aluminum smelter in the United States in over four decades, a strategic move aimed at slashing import dependence and boosting domestic supply chains.
Morgan Stanley has adjusted its stance on Alcoa Corp., moving the aluminum producer to Equal Weight from Overweight. While raising its price target, the firm suggests the stock's recent outperformance has leveled the risk-reward scale, even as high aluminum prices continue to provide support.
Scotiabank has raised its price target for IAMGold Corporation (IAG) to $23, citing record gold and silver price forecasts fueled by economic uncertainty and central bank demand. The move follows similar upgrades from other major banks.
Charles Schwab's SCHK ETF, tracking the 1000 largest U.S. companies, has delivered superior five-year returns compared to the S&P 500 while maintaining a remarkably low 0.03% expense ratio and just 3% annual turnover, challenging the dominance of traditional index funds.
Following a robust second-quarter earnings beat, Parker-Hannifin sees its price target raised by Truist, which highlights the industrial giant's impressive margin strength and upwardly revised guidance driven by aerospace demand and filtration growth.
As gold prices rebound sharply above $5,000, prominent critic Peter Schiff argues Bitcoin is in a sustained bear market when measured against the precious metal, challenging crypto's narrative and contrasting U.S. political support with China's focus on tangible assets.
The iconic Seattle-based outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer is closing the vast majority of its physical stores in the U.S. and Canada as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. The brand's future will lie in e-commerce and wholesale under a new partnership, marking a seismic shift for a century-old staple of the outdoor industry.
MTF Enterprises, a major Subway franchisee across four states, has filed for bankruptcy, citing unsustainable cash flow pressures from merchant cash advances. The case highlights growing financial distress within the franchise model.
As a historic wave of Baby Boomers approaches retirement, locking in a date demands more than financial readiness. Experts warn that overlooking healthcare gaps, market volatility, and the psychological shift from work can derail even the best-laid plans.
The Washington Post is undergoing a significant contraction, scaling back its international footprint and dismantling core sections like Sports and Books. The move, described by management as a necessary reset, has sparked internal turmoil and raised questions about the paper's future direction under owner Jeff Bezos.
While Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings trades at a significant discount to its peers, its persistent underperformance raises questions about whether it's a bargain or a warning sign in a recovering industry.
Engineering firm Tecnimont and energy technology leader Baker Hughes have entered a strategic partnership to jointly pursue modular liquefied natural gas projects worldwide, aiming to deliver faster, more flexible, and lower-emission infrastructure.
In a strategic move to secure a foothold in lucrative federal and defense markets, Worksport Ltd. has partnered with the bipartisan government relations firm Potomac International Partners. The alliance aims to position Worksport's portable solar and energy storage systems as critical infrastructure solutions for agencies ranging from the Department of Defense to disaster response teams.
Stephen Gardner, the former CEO of Amtrak, has been appointed to the strategic advisory board of financial consultancy Telos Advisors. The move brings one of the rail industry's most prominent figures to a firm specializing in complex infrastructure projects.
The Washington Post has eliminated its standalone sports department and reduced headcount across nearly all news divisions, part of a sweeping restructuring aimed at achieving financial stability by 2026.
