U.S. soybean futures advanced Tuesday, buoyed by a rally in bean oil markets following new federal tax credit guidance. The gains come despite a mixed domestic crush report and softer European import figures, highlighting the complex dynamics in global oilseed markets.
The fast-casual giant reports a second consecutive quarter of declining same-store sales and forecasts zero growth for 2026, citing a strained core customer base and shifting consumer trends.
Despite boasting some of the world's most technologically advanced dairy farms, Israelis pay among the highest prices for milk. A fierce debate is now raging over whether decades of strict quotas, tariffs, and state control are protecting a national legacy or stifling competition at the consumer's expense.
TransDigm Group Inc. saw its shares drop sharply Thursday after reporting Q4 results that presented a mixed picture: while beating top-line estimates and raising its full-year outlook, a miss on organic revenue growth spooked investors, highlighting persistent pressures in its commercial OEM segment.
The advertising technology leader's stock tumbled nearly 10% following a sharp price target cut, adding to investor concerns over slowing growth, executive turnover, and intensifying AI-driven competition.
Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level since November 2024 this week, erasing gains made after the pro-crypto Trump administration took office. The sell-off highlights the asset's continued sensitivity to broader market risk, despite growing institutional adoption.
A class-action lawsuit alleges Costco misled consumers by advertising its popular rotisserie chicken as preservative-free while it contained shelf-life-extending additives, prompting the retailer to remove the claims.
A new S&P Global Ratings analysis forecasts the market for euro-pegged stablecoins will surge to €1.1 billion within six years, fueled not by payments but by the tokenization of real-world assets. Major European banks are now entering the fray, spurred by the EU's landmark MiCA regulation.
HSBC has warned a London bankruptcy court that the sale of a Swiss retreat by the Barclay brothers could signal an attempt to shield assets from creditors, as the bank pushes for a swift resolution to recover £140m in personally guaranteed debts.
Elon Musk reframes the U.S. energy challenge, arguing large-scale battery deployment—not new power plants—is the key to unlocking existing capacity. He highlights China's aggressive integration of storage, EVs, and solar as a model of execution the U.S. has yet to match.
A U.S. F-35C fighter jet destroyed an Iranian Shahed-139 drone that was aggressively approaching the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, Central Command said, in an incident that risks escalating regional tensions amid stalled diplomatic efforts.
A stark political divide has erupted in Iran following deadly protests, with former reformist leaders calling for systemic change and hardliners in parliament demanding the execution of ex-President Rouhani.
A tense town hall meeting in New York's Rockland County descended into chaos as Republican Congressman Mike Lawler ordered the removal of two military veterans who challenged his defense of ICE operations. The incident highlights deepening divisions over immigration enforcement in a key swing district.
Daily Caller News Foundation reporter Jorge Ventura was physically attacked and his equipment targeted while documenting a makeshift anti-ICE blockade in South Minneapolis, an incident he describes as an attempt to intimidate the press.
A burst pipe sent water cascading into a Howard University dining hall, captured in a viral video. While no injuries were reported, the incident has ignited discussions about campus maintenance and student welfare.
New data reveals a devastating mortality event in 2025, with advocates warning that climate-linked die-offs and antibiotic overuse threaten the sustainability of aquaculture.
Authorities in Chelsea, Michigan, are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a woman captured on surveillance footage donating a bundle that was later found to contain a human skull.
Bill and Hillary Clinton will appear before the House Oversight Committee in late February for depositions related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, following a standoff that nearly led to contempt of Congress charges.
Shares of the pre-revenue miner surged over 12% as the U.S. government's move to bolster strategic reserves of rare earths and lithium ignited investor interest, highlighting the geopolitical stakes in securing critical supply chains.
Gartner's stock tumbled sharply after issuing a cautious forecast for 2026, overshadowing a quarterly earnings beat and highlighting investor concerns over its growth trajectory in a challenging market.
