As the artificial intelligence revolution intensifies, chipmakers Broadcom and Micron Technology are positioned at the center of a supply-demand imbalance, presenting a unique opportunity for investors despite recent market highs.
Gordon Abas Goodarzi, CEO of Magmotor Technologies, faces a murder charge after the death of his estranged wife, Aryan Papoli, initially ruled an accident, was reclassified as a homicide involving 'planning and sophistication.'
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.
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.
The arrest of former President Nicolás Maduro has opened a potential pathway for Western oil firms to re-enter Venezuela's vast energy sector. ConocoPhillips, with billions in unresolved claims, is now carefully weighing the risks and rewards of a possible return, as the U.S. government encourages engagement.
Tifany Adams, 56, has been sentenced to life without parole for the 2024 murders of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley, a crime born from a bitter custody battle and involving a fringe religious group.
At the FreightWaves F3 Festival, Echo Global Logistics' Christopher Clemmensen detailed how a shift to private ownership fuels long-term tech investment and a customer-driven strategy, helping shippers navigate trade shifts, labor shortages, and sustainability pressures.
Sources close to the family and Libyan media report the death of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-prominent son of the late dictator Muammar Gaddafi, casting a new shadow over the country's fractured political landscape.
At the Ondo Summit in New York, Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead and Bitmine Immersion Chairman Tom Lee made a compelling case for Bitcoin's long-term supremacy over traditional assets like gold, citing institutional adoption, regulatory shifts, and its fundamental scarcity.
While many chase speculative 'story stocks,' Perdoceo Education (NASDAQ: PRDO) presents a compelling case built on sustained profitability, robust revenue growth, and significant insider alignment—key metrics that often separate fleeting trends from durable investments.
Hamilton Lane's fiscal Q3 2026 results showcase robust growth, with total assets exceeding $1 trillion and a strategic $5 billion portfolio management deal with Guardian. The firm's semi-liquid Evergreen platform emerges as a key growth driver, attracting over $1.2 billion in net inflows for the quarter.
While high energy costs and recent closures have rocked Staffordshire's historic pottery sector, established firms like Moorland Pottery report new opportunities and a cautiously optimistic outlook for the future.
Despite a post-earnings selloff driven by surging capital expenditures, Microsoft's record $625 billion in future contracted revenue, heavily tied to AI demand, presents a compelling long-term case for investors.
The parent company of popular West Coast chain Cream files for bankruptcy, highlighting the economic pressures squeezing dessert shops despite modest industry growth.
Pfizer Inc. reported stronger-than-expected Q4 and full-year 2025 results, returning $9.8 billion to shareholders. The pharmaceutical giant is navigating a pivotal transition, leveraging recent acquisitions and a promising obesity drug pipeline to offset upcoming patent expirations and drive growth beyond 2028.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's rollout of body cameras for federal immigration officers in Minneapolis has been overshadowed by demands for transparency, as the department continues to withhold video from two recent fatal shootings by its agents.
As SCR-Sibelco's stock hovers around €4,800, a significant gap emerges between its market price and a key intrinsic value estimate. With shares down nearly 12% year-to-date, investors are weighing whether recent weakness presents a buying opportunity or a sign of fundamental overvaluation.
The death of a 61-year-old homeless man outside a Port Arthur convenience store has sparked calls for compassion and raised questions about systemic failures during a severe winter storm.
Finance author Robert Kiyosaki highlights a stark behavioral divide: while average consumers chase retail sales, the affluent see market crashes as prime buying opportunities. He points to recent dips in gold, silver, and Bitcoin as a case in point.
Newly released emails show extensive private communications between Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Chairman Brad Karp and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, including discussions of confidential matters and high-profile misconduct cases. The law firm states Karp 'regrets' the interactions.
