Chinese sportswear leader Anta opens its inaugural U.S. flagship on Beverly Drive, marking a bold step in global expansion just weeks after becoming Puma's largest shareholder.
In a bold move to reach customers on the go, the Wahlberg family's burger chain is launching mobile kitchens in Home Depot parking lots, signaling a strategic shift towards convenience-driven, non-traditional locations.
Online mortgage lender Better Home appoints former Zeta and IBM executive Loveen Advani as its Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Kevin Ryan. The move comes as the company secures a renewed credit facility and projects significant growth in loan originations.
As tax season begins, many Texans are eager to know when their refunds will arrive. The timeline hinges on filing method, credits claimed, and IRS processing—with some refunds landing in weeks and others delayed by law.
The Walt Disney Company announces a historic leadership change, with Chairman of Disney Experiences Josh D'Amaro set to succeed Bob Iger as CEO in March, alongside the promotion of Dana Walden to Chief Creative Officer.
Despite a cooling EV market and recent earnings pressure, Roth Capital's Craig Irwin maintains a bullish $505 price target on Tesla, arguing the stock's long-term catalysts outweigh near-term automotive weakness.
Despite a sharp 7% sell-off triggered by congressional budget cuts to NASA's Mars program, sophisticated traders are positioning for a potential rebound in Rocket Lab shares, with key metrics revealing a bullish undercurrent.
The Walt Disney Company has ended its long-running CEO succession search, appointing 28-year company veteran and Disney Experiences Chairman Josh D’Amaro to take the helm from the retiring Bob Iger later this year.
A landmark partnership aims to tackle the core challenges of deploying autonomous AI agents at scale by integrating OpenAI's models directly within Snowflake's governed data environment.
Newly released court documents show Goldman Sachs General Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler accepted luxury gifts from Jeffrey Epstein and offered him public relations advice for years after his first conviction, referring to the financier as "Uncle Jeffrey" in private emails.
Despite beating Q4 estimates, Intel's cautious guidance and supply chain challenges have spooked investors, raising questions about its valuation and growth trajectory in a fiercely competitive chip market.
As Whole Foods opens its 13th Connecticut store in Cheshire, parent company Amazon is scaling back its other grocery formats, highlighting a strategic shift in its brick-and-mortar food retail ambitions.
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.
German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG has agreed to acquire a significant portion of ams Osram's sensor business for €570 million, a strategic move set to enhance its offerings in automotive, industrial, and medical markets and add an estimated €230 million in revenue by 2026.
In a strategic push to grow its fee-only RIA channel, Osaic's CW Advisors acquires Utah-based Rovin Capital, adding $849 million in assets. Separately, two Osaic-affiliated wealth managers in Missouri announce a merger to create a new $500 million advisory practice.
As Josh D'Amaro prepares to succeed Bob Iger at Disney, his sartorial similarities to the iconic leader have become a talking point. Experts analyze the fine line between projecting continuity and lacking individuality in corporate leadership transitions.
The retail giant Walmart has shattered a historic ceiling, becoming the first traditional U.S. retailer to achieve a $1 trillion market valuation, a milestone previously reserved for the world's largest technology companies.
Elon Musk has merged his space and artificial intelligence ventures, SpaceX and xAI, into a single entity with a staggering valuation and cosmic ambitions. The move has Wall Street and tech observers buzzing with one central question: Is electric vehicle and robotics leader Tesla next in line for integration?
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.
