Ondo Finance expands its real-world asset tokenization footprint with 'Ondo Global Listing,' a service enabling crypto platforms to offer on-chain access to U.S. stock IPOs on their first trading day, potentially democratizing access for global investors.
Apple shares have surged past a historically significant 50-day moving average, a technical move that analysts say often precedes further gains as bullish sentiment builds around the tech giant's performance.
In a major consolidation move within the U.S. regional banking sector, Spanish banking giant Banco Santander has agreed to acquire Stamford-based Webster Bank for approximately $12.2 billion, aiming to significantly bolster its Northeast footprint.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, defending the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Lawmakers raised antitrust concerns and questioned the deal's impact on media competition and consumer choice.
The rapid ascent of the Gen Z-focused app PURE in early 2025, contrasted with declining engagement at Tinder and Hinge, signals a potential market shift. Investors are now scrutinizing Match Group's strategy as it grapples with refreshing its growth narrative and retaining its dominance.
Shares of NRG Energy have retreated sharply from recent highs, raising questions about whether the market is overlooking the utility giant's intrinsic value. A deep dive into cash flow projections and valuation metrics suggests a significant gap between price and potential worth.
Guoco Group's (SEHK:53) latest financial results and dividend announcement have sparked renewed investor interest, with its shares showing signs of momentum. A deep dive into its valuation metrics suggests the stock may be trading at a significant discount to its intrinsic value, despite recent gains.
The retail real estate giant reported strong operational results, announced a dividend increase, and provided new earnings guidance, reinforcing confidence in its premium mall strategy amid a shifting retail landscape.
Amgen is hit with a lawsuit alleging it unlawfully cut off discounted drug sales to safety-net provider Sagebrush Health Services, raising questions about patient access and compliance with federal pricing rules designed to aid vulnerable populations.
Republican candidate James Fishback has sparked debate by launching a campaign profile on the dating app Tinder, aiming to connect with young women on issues like maternity leave and family affordability.
A wedding celebration in central Israel turned into a life-or-death emergency when the 34-year-old groom suffered a cardiac arrest. Quick intervention by a guest who is a trained EMT, using the venue's defibrillator, saved his life before hospital transfer.
John Ramsey, father of slain child beauty queen JonBenét, condemns a viral online theory falsely linking his daughter to Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a dangerous distraction as he prepares to meet with Boulder police about the 1996 cold case.
Addison Bowell, 18, has pleaded guilty to three homicide counts in the 2025 death of runner Ann Seidl. A fourth charge of hit-and-run involving death remains pending, with a trial scheduled for 2026.
The iconic outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer, founded in Seattle in 1920, is closing its entire North American store network following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, marking a pivotal turn toward a digital-first future.
A Senate hearing on Netflix's proposed $82.7 billion takeover of Warner Bros. revealed deep bipartisan unease, with lawmakers warning the deal could stifle competition, raise prices, and limit creative expression in an already consolidated streaming market.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has rescinded its comprehensive 2024 harassment guidance, creating significant uncertainty for employers. Legal experts warn that despite the rollback, core legal protections remain, forcing companies into a delicate balancing act between competing rights.
Jerome Richardson, a Temple University senior, has surrendered to federal authorities on conspiracy charges related to an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church where journalist Don Lemon was also arrested. Richardson claims his assistance was journalistic in nature.
On his second day as CEO, Michael Fiddelke, the third Iowan to lead the retail giant, visited Target's new prototype store in Waukee. The visit comes as the company navigates slowing sales and public pressure on social issues.
As fans invest in game-day upgrades, real estate experts weigh in on whether luxury home theaters and sports dens translate to higher resale prices or remain a personal luxury.
In an exclusive interview, Disney Board Chair James Gorman details the rigorous, leak-free process to select Josh D'Amaro as Bob Iger's successor, revealing how the board navigated an 'embarrassment of riches' in the C-suite.
