A quick-thinking mother and a father teamed up to save a child from an icy retention pond in Norfolk, Virginia, but the rescue effort nearly turned tragic when both adults also fell through the thin ice.
A growing financial strategy sees parents leveraging children's modest earnings from chores or gigs to open custodial Roth IRAs, harnessing decades of tax-free growth to secure a future far beyond college savings.
Mining giant Rio Tinto is advancing on two transformative fronts: a joint venture with China's Chalco to secure low-carbon aluminium assets in Brazil, and high-stakes merger talks with Glencore that could redraw the global mining landscape.
New data reveals the U.S. freight market tightened further in January, with transportation prices soaring at their highest rate since the peak of the 2022 boom. Analysts point to a combination of regulatory pressures, severe weather, and shifting inventory strategies as key drivers.
Stephens slashes its price target for Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI) to $16, citing a mixed outlook. The stock, already down nearly 50% over the past year, fell further this week amid broader energy sector weakness.
Shares of LNG infrastructure firm New Fortress Energy (NASDAQ: NFE) plummeted more than 23% this week following reports it is negotiating a debt restructuring plan that could shift control of key assets to creditors.
As the 2026 tax season kicks off, Michigan residents eager for their refunds can utilize state and federal online tools to check their status, though several common issues can cause processing delays.
Costco's latest earnings reveal a staggering 92.3% membership renewal rate in North America, a figure that underpins its entire low-margin, high-volume business model and generates billions in near-pure profit.
Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd. reported a net loss of $482 million for Q4 2025, sending its shares down over 6% in pre-market trading. The crypto financial services firm, however, highlighted a resilient full-year adjusted gross profit of $426 million and a robust $2.6 billion liquidity position.
Despite a challenging freight market entering its fourth year, Schneider National finds resilience in its dedicated truckload segment, which added nearly $50 million in revenue year-over-year, while strategic acquisitions like Cowan Systems bolster its specialized service offerings.
The logistics giant's surface transportation unit posted a 6.6% profit increase driven by higher truckload volumes, offering a bright spot as overall quarterly revenue declined due to divestitures and softer ocean freight markets.
Google has agreed to a $68 million settlement to resolve a long-running class action lawsuit alleging its Assistant-enabled devices secretly recorded users' conversations without proper consent. The deal, pending court approval, could provide payouts to millions of users.
Shares of Sable Offshore Corp. (SOC) tumbled this week after California's top prosecutor moved to block a federal regulatory takeover of key pipelines, dealing a blow to the company's efforts to restart production at a major offshore site shut down since 2015.
CVR Energy (NYSE: CVI) saw its stock price drop over 7% last week following the release of preliminary figures showing a significant quarterly net loss and operational challenges at its fertilizer plant, prompting a price target cut from JPMorgan.
Murphy Oil Corporation's stock fell nearly 5% last week following its fourth-quarter earnings report. While the company beat profit expectations, a revenue miss and a cautious production forecast for 2026 prompted a key analyst downgrade, overshadowing a dividend increase.
First Solar (FSLR) shares dropped nearly 7% this week following a downgrade by BMO Capital, which cited rising domestic competition and potential new market pressure from Tesla's expanding solar manufacturing plans.
Barclays has lowered its price target for spice giant McCormick & Company, citing heightened concerns over the accelerated rollout of a new enterprise system and persistent tariff-related cost inflation that are set to squeeze 2026 profits.
A recent SEC filing reveals Wilson Asset Management's new stake in SiteOne Landscape Supply, a strategic wager on the company's unrivaled scale and consolidation potential in a highly fragmented industry.
The company secures crucial EPBC Act approval, removing a major permitting obstacle and paving the way for final development planning of its significant gold-copper project in Western Australia.
From timing the market to targeting emerging neighborhoods, the investment mogul shares her hard-earned wisdom on building wealth through property.
