U.S. equities retreated Tuesday, led by declines in major tech names, while gold and silver prices staged a partial recovery following last week's dramatic plunge. Corporate news included a leadership change at Disney and mixed earnings reports.
While a swift resolution to the partial government shutdown may avert immediate refund delays, experts warn that deeper issues within the IRS and recent tax law changes pose a greater threat to timely returns and homeowner savings.
While Merck (MSD) delivered robust fourth-quarter results, its forecast for 2026 fell below Wall Street expectations, highlighting investor anxiety over impending patent expiries for blockbuster drugs like Keytruda.
In a strategic shift, PepsiCo announces price reductions for popular snacks like Doritos and Cheetos in the U.S., responding to consumer backlash over high costs and adapting to market changes driven by weight-loss drugs.
A disappointing earnings report from industry bellwether Gartner triggered a sharp selloff across the IT services and consulting sector on Thursday, dragging down shares of major players and fueling concerns over a broader growth slowdown.
As Israel's conflicts stretch into a third year, a wave of defense technology startups—founded and staffed by reservists with direct combat experience—is attracting record investment and global demand, despite mounting international scrutiny over Gaza.
In its first earnings call under new CEO Ron Lewis and CFO Daniel Rabbitt, Ball Corporation reported strong 2025 results and outlined a strategic growth runway fueled by recent acquisitions in Europe and expanded manufacturing capacity in the United States.
Shares of the institutional crypto firm Galaxy Digital plunged after it reported a $482 million loss for the fourth quarter, driven by a sharp decline in the value of its digital asset holdings and investment portfolio.
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, EU Financial Services Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque has called for Europe to assert control over foundational technologies, highlighting cybersecurity risks and economic vulnerabilities tied to foreign tech dependence.
President Trump's nomination of inflation hawk Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve has sent shockwaves through commodity markets, wiping billions from gold and silver valuations as the dollar surges.
Medical device maker Establishment Labs Holdings Inc. (ESTA) is on a path to reach breakeven by 2027, according to analyst consensus, despite current losses and a high debt load. The company's projected growth rate highlights both its potential and the risks in the competitive aesthetics market.
Nio shares fell sharply after January deliveries showed a steep sequential drop, overshadowing near-doubled year-over-year growth. Analysts argue the sell-off presents a buying opportunity, citing improving margins, a multi-brand strategy, and a discounted valuation.
In a competitive labor market, companies are re-evaluating their total compensation strategies. A new report breaks down the distinct roles of foundational benefits, cultural perks, and performance-based rewards in driving engagement and retention.
As Josh D'Amaro prepares to succeed Bob Iger on March 18, the incoming CEO's deliberate choice to live near Disneyland rather than in Los Angeles reflects a leadership style deeply embedded in the company's core experiences business, amid high expectations and scrutiny.
Two full casks of the legendary and discontinued Karuizawa whisky, distilled in 1999, are set for a landmark sale at Christie's, with experts predicting a record-breaking seven-figure sum.
Cimpress (CMPR) stock reached a new 52-week peak, buoyed by robust technical indicators and a perfect 'Buy' rating from Barchart. While analyst targets vary widely, the company's momentum and valuation in the printing and design sector are drawing investor attention.
Souheil Badran, U.S. Bank's Chief Operations Officer, will retire this spring after a three-year tenure marked by a focus on digital transformation and client experience. The bank has activated its succession planning but has not yet named a replacement.
PayPal shares plummeted over 18% after the company posted disappointing fourth-quarter results, issued a downbeat profit forecast, and announced Enrique Lores as its incoming CEO, replacing interim leadership.
As tax season opens, the U.S. Treasury Department forecasts significantly larger refunds for the majority of American households, citing recent tax code changes including enhanced child credits and a doubled standard deduction.
The crypto miner turned infrastructure player has acquired two high-capacity sites in Kentucky and Maryland, boosting its total planned capacity to 2.8 gigawatts as it capitalizes on the soaring demand for compute and power.
