In coordinated maritime operations spanning the Pacific and Caribbean, French forces intercepted two vessels carrying a combined 4.9 tons of cocaine, highlighting the expanding reach of transnational drug networks into vulnerable island territories.
The Monetary Policy Committee maintains the base rate at 3.75%, a level held since December's cut, as policymakers balance inflation concerns against fragile growth signals.
Despite a significant increase in capital deployed over the past five years, Consolidated Edison's return on capital employed (ROCE) has remained stagnant at 5.5%, raising questions about the efficiency of its recent investments and its long-term compounding potential.
After 30 years, Darden Restaurants is shutting down all remaining Bahama Breeze outlets, with half converting to other brands in its portfolio. The move marks the end of an era for the tropical dining concept.
The automotive sector has a long history of embracing transformative technologies—from digital retail to vehicle subscriptions—that promised salvation but delivered incremental change at best. As artificial intelligence emerges as the latest panacea, seasoned dealers and analysts urge caution, pointing to a persistent pattern of overpromising and a failure to address core consumer concerns.
While Cannara Biotech (CVE:LOVE) reported impressive profit growth, a closer look reveals shareholder dilution is tempering per-share gains and may be weighing on the stock's performance.
Coca-Cola announces the discontinuation of its iconic Minute Maid frozen canned juice line, marking the end of an 80-year legacy as consumer tastes shift toward fresh beverages.
The business process management firm launches a strategic Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad, aiming to double its workforce within a year and leverage the region's financial talent pool for global clients.
The information giant reported a 5% rise in quarterly revenue to $2 billion, meeting expectations, while forecasting steady growth through 2026. CEO Steve Hasker highlighted the payoff from AI investments as the company faces fresh competition from tech players like Anthropic.
Alphabet announces plans to potentially double its infrastructure investment this year, signaling an aggressive bet on AI dominance. The move comes as Google is hailed by some analysts as the sector's 'biggest winner,' despite broader market jitters over AI's disruptive potential.
The Canadian explorer launches a detailed geophysical program over its Labrador holdings, aiming to map geological features and radioactive anomalies critical for rare earth element (REE) targeting.
OpenAI is actively seeking alternatives to Nvidia's latest AI chips for inference tasks, eyeing partnerships with specialized firms like Cerebras and Groq. This strategic shift, emerging amid high-stakes investment talks, signals a potential rebalancing of power in the foundational AI hardware sector.
A 2015 email from Ghislaine Maxwell to Jeffrey Epstein, released in the latest document dump, appears to confirm the authenticity of the controversial photograph of Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre, dealing a significant blow to the disgraced royal's long-standing narrative.
A wave of selling pressure engulfed global markets, extending beyond software stocks to hammer chipmakers and tech giants. Investor anxiety over the cost and disruptive impact of the AI arms race triggered sharp declines, with AMD and Palantir among the hardest hit, while Alphabet's massive spending plans failed to impress.
CAPE Holland secures a pivotal equipment contract from CDWE for Taiwan's Fengmiao Offshore Wind Farm, deploying its specialized vibro lifting technology to install massive foundations in challenging deep-water conditions.
Amidst a market frenzy where distinguishing sustainable growth from fleeting trends is challenging, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) emerges not merely as an AI beneficiary but as the foundational engine powering the entire digital age.
Backed by LVMH, the sustainable colour technology startup Sparxell has secured $5 million in pre-Series A funding. The capital will fuel the commercial-scale production of its biodegradable, cellulose-based pigments, targeting the textile, cosmetics, and automotive industries as regulatory pressure on synthetic dyes intensifies.
A volunteer restorer's decision to paint the face of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni onto a cherub in a historic Roman chapel has ignited controversy, leading to a formal investigation and the eventual erasure of the image after it was deemed divisive.
A Russian ship captain has been handed a six-year prison sentence in London for gross negligence after his container vessel struck an anchored U.S. tanker off the British coast last year, resulting in the death of a Filipino crew member.
Suncor Energy executives, in their Q4 2025 earnings call, detailed a year of record safety and operational performance, achieving multi-year financial targets ahead of schedule. Management credits a culture of internal optimization and capital discipline for delivering higher volumes at lower costs, even amid declining oil prices.
