Once a high-flying growth engine, Apple's stock performance has settled into a pace that matches the S&P 500 over the last half-decade, raising questions about its future innovation trajectory in the age of AI.
The company secures crucial EPBC Act approval, removing a major permitting obstacle and paving the way for final development planning of its significant gold-copper project in Western Australia.
From timing the market to targeting emerging neighborhoods, the investment mogul shares her hard-earned wisdom on building wealth through property.
Steve Hafner, the co-founder who led Kayak from startup to a $2.1 billion acquisition, is replaced as CEO by CFO Peer Bueller. The leadership change comes as the metasearch pioneer faces headwinds from Google and generative AI.
Amazon has filed official notice of plans to cut 2,200 corporate roles in Seattle, continuing a trend that is visibly reshaping its historic headquarters footprint. The move comes despite strong recent financial performance and bullish analyst ratings, highlighting the company's intensified focus on cost efficiency and automation.
Amid a surge in cryptocurrency activity within Iran, U.S. authorities are investigating whether digital asset platforms are being used by state-linked entities to circumvent international sanctions, according to blockchain analysts and sources familiar with the matter.
Laura Fernández Delgado, the handpicked successor of outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves, has won Costa Rica's presidential election with a tough-on-crime platform, signaling a rightward shift for the nation.
French President Emmanuel Macron has revealed that behind-the-scenes technical work is underway to re-establish contact with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, nearly four years into the Ukraine war. While emphasizing continued support for Kyiv, Macron admitted Moscow shows no real desire for a ceasefire, framing the move as a necessary European diplomatic initiative.
Lebanon's Deputy PM declares a 'radically different' relationship with Syria, marked by non-interference and a landmark prisoner transfer agreement, as both nations navigate complex histories and regional tensions.
Shares of insurance giant Chubb have climbed 9% in three months. We analyze the key financial metrics, particularly its robust Return on Equity, to understand if the momentum is built on solid fundamentals and what it signals for future growth.
BellRing Brands announces CEO Darcy Davenport's planned exit, coinciding with Q1 earnings that show rising sales but declining profitability, prompting a narrowed annual outlook.
The Walt Disney Company has disclosed the compensation details for its new CEO Josh D’Amaro and President Dana Walden, revealing potential annual packages nearing $38 million and $24 million respectively as the entertainment giant completes its leadership transition.
Merck & Co. delivered robust fourth-quarter results, beating analyst estimates, but its full-year guidance fell short of Wall Street expectations, sending shares lower. The outlook incorporates significant charges from its recent acquisition of Cidara Therapeutics.
In an audacious move, PayPal has recruited HP's sitting CEO Enrique Lores, who steered the PC maker through steady growth, to lead its turnaround. The rare inter-company raid raises questions about HP's long-term prospects and PayPal's bid to revitalize its core payments business amid fierce competition.
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South Korea's leading neobank, KBank, has filed a suite of trademark applications for stablecoin wallet services, signaling a major push into digital assets as it accelerates its third attempt at a public listing, now eyeing a KOSPI debut in early 2026.
The signals from this year's World Economic Forum extend far beyond diplomacy, presenting CEOs with an urgent mandate to overhaul business models designed for a bygone era of global stability.
Choice Hotels International reinforces its commitment to the lucrative extended-stay segment with the launch of three new Everhome Suites properties, citing resilient demand driven by data center growth and blended travel trends.
The House is poised to pass a funding bill to reopen most government agencies, while NASA postpones its crewed moon mission. In Arizona, authorities are investigating the suspected abduction of 'TODAY' anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother.
The Justice Department has published over 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, yet millions more remain withheld and heavy redactions fuel accusations of an incomplete and politically sensitive disclosure that fails to fully expose the financier's network.
