Australia-listed Nova Minerals Ltd. is set to relocate its corporate headquarters to the United States, a strategic pivot driven by its burgeoning American shareholder base and a quest for deeper capital markets access as it advances its Alaskan gold and critical minerals project.
In the wake of the Bondi Beach tragedy, Australia's visa cancellations for several pro-Israel commentators have ignited a fierce debate over free speech, security, and the balance between combating hate and perceived political bias.
High-stakes negotiations on Iran's nuclear program are set to restart this week in Muscat, as both sides seek to ease tensions amid regional instability.
A heated Democratic primary in New Jersey has become a national proxy battle over immigration policy, with candidates clashing over the future of ICE and the political tone for the 2024 elections.
Senate and House Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have reconciled their differences, presenting a consolidated set of proposed reforms for the Department of Homeland Security as a critical funding deadline looms.
A federal judge has scheduled a Friday hearing on an emergency motion by New York and New Jersey to compel the release of critical funds for the Hudson River tunnel project, with construction work facing an imminent halt.
South Korea's Financial Security Service has initiated a probe into a dramatic, short-lived price surge of the ZKsync token on the Upbit exchange, warning that coordinated 'buy walls' could lead to severe penalties under the country's strict crypto laws.
As major indexes flirt with record highs, investors are turning to dividend-paying stocks for income and ballast. We examine three companies offering yields up to 4.8% and a history of reliable payouts.
Cocoa futures tumbled this week, with prices hitting multi-year lows, as forecasts of robust global supplies collide with persistent consumer resistance to high chocolate prices. Analysts point to a significant market surplus ahead.
Uber Technologies reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street forecasts, fueled by a 22% surge in gross bookings. However, investor sentiment was tempered as adjusted earnings per share missed estimates, sending shares lower in early trading.
Take-Two Interactive posted robust third-quarter results, with bookings surging 28% to $1.76 billion, prompting an upward revision to its fiscal 2026 outlook. However, investor focus shifted to rising operational costs linked to the upcoming 'Grand Theft Auto VI,' sending shares lower despite the earnings beat.
Electronic Arts saw a 38% surge in quarterly net bookings to $3.05 billion, fueled by its flagship shooter 'Battlefield 6.' However, net income declined, highlighting the cost pressures facing the gaming giant as it navigates a landmark $55 billion privatization deal.
Chipotle Mexican Grill surpassed quarterly earnings and revenue estimates, yet revealed a continued decline in customer visits and forecast stagnant same-store sales growth for the coming year, highlighting ongoing challenges in the competitive fast-casual sector.
Despite a sharp sell-off across cryptocurrency markets in January 2026, assets held in regulated exchange-traded products (ETPs) demonstrated notable stability, declining a modest 5.1% compared to a 10% drop in total market cap, according to data from Fineqia International.
Gem Diamonds Ltd. saw its share price surge over 36% in early trading after reporting quarterly operational results that met or exceeded revised targets, highlighted by the recovery of several high-value stones including a 193-carat diamond.
Shares in Futura Medical PLC jumped as much as 10% after the company upgraded its 2025 revenue forecast to £1.7 million and reported a robust year-end cash balance, extending its financial runway into late 2026.
Amid market volatility, regulated utility Ameren Corporation presents a compelling case for stability. With a firm regulatory framework, consistent dividend growth, and rising demand from data centers, the company is positioned as a resilient infrastructure backbone for long-term investors.
Black Hills Corporation (NYSE: BKH), a resilient U.S. utility serving 1.35 million customers, is drawing investor attention with its 55-year dividend growth streak and a strategic $4.7 billion capital plan focused on infrastructure and clean energy. As the company navigates rising demand and energy transition, analysts debate its potential as a defensive growth play.
Advanced talks between Ford and China's Geely could see the automaker use the U.S. company's Spanish facility for local EV production, a strategic move to navigate the EU's new trade landscape.
As America's largest regulated electric utility, Duke Energy is capitalizing on surging electricity demand from data centers and industrial expansion. With a reliable dividend and a massive capital investment plan, the company presents a classic defensive investment case in a volatile market.
