From Meta to Amazon, a wave of companies is overhauling the traditional annual review. Driven by AI, a shifting labor market, and demands for continuous growth, the new focus is on agility, regular feedback, and clear development paths.
Elon Musk's move to merge his AI startup xAI into SpaceX ahead of a blockbuster IPO has ignited debate. While supporters see a visionary bet on orbital data centers and AI supremacy, critics decry it as financial engineering that leverages one company to prop up another.
As major U.S. stock indices hover near record levels, a surge in insider selling—reaching its highest pace since the 2021 market peak—is flashing a cautionary signal. This trend coincides with growing institutional warnings about stretched valuations and extreme market concentration.
At Davos, Uber's Dara Khosrowshahi drew a sharp line between companies merely talking about AI and those fundamentally restructuring their operations, calling out widespread 'play-acting' despite a surge in planned investment.
Major corporations, from Pfizer to Amazon, are increasingly turning to flexible workspace providers to establish satellite offices, driving significant expansion in the sector despite a broader office market recalibration.
The PNC Foundation's $2 million grant to Pittsburgh for new snowplows underscores the regional banking giant's deep community ties. Analysts see the move as a strategic play to bolster local infrastructure and public safety, offering investors a lens into the bank's long-term stakeholder engagement beyond the balance sheet.
Frank Bisignano, a veteran of Wall Street and fintech, now leads two of the U.S. government's most critical—and cumbersome—agencies, applying a private-sector playbook to modernize operations affecting millions of Americans.
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.
As Michael Fiddelke steps into the CEO role, Target confronts mounting pressure to address immigration enforcement controversies and community tensions, challenging his stated focus on retail fundamentals.
A coalition of Christian investors managing over $4 billion in assets has filed 38 shareholder proposals for 2026, urging major corporations to abandon politically charged social initiatives and refocus on core business operations and fiduciary duties.
A series of class action lawsuits alleging misleading statements about the progress of Ramaco Resources' Brook Mine project has cast a shadow over the company's disclosure practices and market valuation, shifting investor focus from operational metrics to governance credibility.
Sirius XM Holdings appoints streaming veteran Eve Konstan as its top legal executive while finalizing a major 'Do Not Call' lawsuit settlement, moves that analysts say highlight shifting priorities in governance and subscriber relations.
Stanley Black & Decker announces key leadership changes, appointing a new General Counsel and adding fresh expertise to its board. The moves signal a deeper focus on governance and operational oversight as the company navigates its financial turnaround.
T-Mobile has filed a WARN notice with Washington state officials, signaling permanent layoffs for 393 employees across multiple locations starting April 2026, amid a broader wave of tech sector workforce reductions.
The conservative youth organization Turning Point USA announced it will match the federal government's $1,000 contribution to new 'Trump Accounts' for employees' children, aligning with a growing roster of major employers participating in the tax-advantaged savings program.
Devon Energy announces plans to move its headquarters from Oklahoma City to Houston after finalizing its merger with Coterra Energy, while pledging to retain a substantial operational footprint in its longtime home state.
Publicly-listed digital asset firm BitMine Immersion Technologies now holds over $10.7 billion in assets, with its massive Ethereum treasury positioning it to capture an estimated $374 million in annual staking rewards as it marches toward a controversial 5% supply goal.
A major grant from Centene's foundation aims to tackle housing insecurity for justice-involved individuals in Chicago, spotlighting the healthcare giant's community investments as its stock faces persistent headwinds.
As SpaceX nears a deal to acquire xAI, analysts see a straightforward step in Elon Musk's grand vision. However, integrating the publicly traded Tesla into a sprawling 'Musk Inc.' conglomerate presents a far more complex financial and regulatory challenge for investors.
The Trump administration's AI Action Plan sets a strategic direction, but analysts argue its success hinges on aggressive private sector investment in workforce training to avoid leaving millions of workers behind in the coming technological shift.
