As housing costs soar and families evolve, an increasing number of households are considering a novel solution: permanently swapping homes across generations. This arrangement can address space needs while offering potential inheritance tax benefits, but experts warn of complex legal and financial pitfalls.
Ethereum's co-founder outlines a novel framework combining small, curated DAOs with prediction markets to shift the focus of creator economies from viral fame to inherent value and quality content.
Probate proceedings are notorious for dragging on, but experts say much of the delay is preventable. A new report outlines how clear communication, meticulous organization, and proactive planning can streamline the inheritance process for families.
Malaysia's state energy giant Petronas has secured a landmark two-decade liquefied natural gas supply agreement with QatarEnergy, a move set to diversify its portfolio and lock in long-term energy security for the nation's growing needs.
Investment firm ProShares has debuted the first U.S. exchange-traded fund tracking the CoinDesk 20 Index, offering investors a single-ticket entry into a diversified basket of major digital assets.
Venture firm SNAK, founded by ex-Pritzker Group investors, closes an oversubscribed $50 million fund to back digitization in overlooked industrial and B2B verticals, betting on a new wave of marketplace startups beyond consumer tech.
Following its full acquisition of Taubman Realty Group, Simon Property Group is launching a major redevelopment initiative at three high-performing malls in Nashville, Denver, and Tampa, signaling a strategic shift towards upgrading prime assets in saturated markets.
BNP Paribas begins coverage of BWX Technologies (BWXT) with a Neutral rating, arguing its robust defense business and future commercial nuclear prospects are largely reflected in its current valuation. The analysis comes as BWXT opens a key uranium enrichment facility, underscoring its strategic role in U.S. energy security.
As the IRS introduces new reporting forms for cryptocurrency, tax experts warn that common oversights in record-keeping and transaction classification could lead to audits and unexpected liabilities for investors.
New data reveals the net worth threshold for America's top tier in their late 60s, but the reality of wealth at this age is more about security than status.
A historic winter storm sweeping across the U.S. is cited as a key factor behind a significant 8.9% drop in mortgage applications, marking the second weekly decline and dampening early-year housing activity.
Powered by surging demand for its diabetes and weight-loss drugs, Eli Lilly delivered a fourth-quarter earnings beat and issued a bullish long-term forecast that far outpaces Wall Street expectations, sending its shares sharply higher.
The Washington Post has initiated a significant strategic reset, resulting in widespread layoffs and the closure or restructuring of several key departments, including Sports and Books, as the news organization grapples with a challenging media landscape.
Citi analysts report Bitcoin is trading below the average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF holders and nearing a key pre-election price floor, as fading institutional inflows and macro headwinds pressure the cryptocurrency market.
A routine student achievement report in California's Pajaro Valley Unified School District ignited a tense exchange over language, as a board vice president demanded the term "homeless" be replaced with "unhoused," calling the former personally offensive.
Michael Hartnett, Bank of America's chief investment strategist, issues a stark warning on global stocks as markets show extreme overbought conditions. The caution follows a sharp selloff in software shares and rising volatility, prompting a defensive shift towards gold, bonds, and commodities.
New data indicates Apple's App Store revenue grew to $3.4 billion in the first 35 days of its fiscal second quarter, a 6.3% year-over-year increase, as user spending continues to outpace download growth, according to a Bank of America analysis.
Yum China Holdings (NYSE: YUMC) capped off a robust fiscal 2025 with accelerating store growth, improved profitability, and enhanced shareholder returns. The fast-food giant, operator of KFC and Pizza Hut in China, outlined an ambitious plan to surpass 20,000 stores next year while significantly boosting its franchise model.
The Danish pharma giant reported strong 2025 results driven by its blockbuster obesity and diabetes drugs but forecast a challenging 2026 due to pricing pressures and looming patent expiries, even as it rolls out a pivotal new oral weight-loss treatment in the U.S.
Following a year of record production, Norwegian energy giant Equinor signals a strategic pivot, scaling back capital expenditure in renewables and low-carbon projects for 2026-27 while reaffirming core fossil fuel growth and robust shareholder distributions amidst market volatility.
