Probate proceedings are notorious for dragging on, but experts say much of the delay is preventable. A new report outlines how clear communication, meticulous organization, and proactive planning can streamline the inheritance process for families.
BNP Paribas begins coverage of BWX Technologies (BWXT) with a Neutral rating, arguing its robust defense business and future commercial nuclear prospects are largely reflected in its current valuation. The analysis comes as BWXT opens a key uranium enrichment facility, underscoring its strategic role in U.S. energy security.
GenLogs, a startup founded by former CIA and State Department officers, has secured $60 million in Series B funding. The company is applying intelligence community techniques to combat fraud in the fragmented $3 trillion trucking industry by providing a visual, sensor-based record of what carriers actually do, not just what they claim.
Powered by surging demand for its diabetes and weight-loss drugs, Eli Lilly delivered a fourth-quarter earnings beat and issued a bullish long-term forecast that far outpaces Wall Street expectations, sending its shares sharply higher.
Amid a challenging year marked by market turbulence, investment firm Legacy Ridge Capital Management posted a 7% net return for 2025. Its latest investor letter details the performance and highlights one of its concentrated bets: independent oil and gas explorer Mach Natural Resources (MNR).
In a strategic move to secure a foothold in lucrative federal and defense markets, Worksport Ltd. has partnered with the bipartisan government relations firm Potomac International Partners. The alliance aims to position Worksport's portable solar and energy storage systems as critical infrastructure solutions for agencies ranging from the Department of Defense to disaster response teams.
Stephen Gardner, the former CEO of Amtrak, has been appointed to the strategic advisory board of financial consultancy Telos Advisors. The move brings one of the rail industry's most prominent figures to a firm specializing in complex infrastructure projects.
The Washington Post has eliminated its standalone sports department and reduced headcount across nearly all news divisions, part of a sweeping restructuring aimed at achieving financial stability by 2026.
Opinion, a blockchain-based prediction market handling a third of global volume, has raised $20 million in a pre-Series A round. The funding highlights sustained investor interest in on-chain event trading platforms, even as broader crypto markets remain subdued.
Citi analysts report Bitcoin is trading below the average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF holders and nearing a key pre-election price floor, as fading institutional inflows and macro headwinds pressure the cryptocurrency market.
Analysis of on-chain data and trading history reveals a notable lack of structural support or resistance between $70,000 and $80,000, suggesting Bitcoin's current consolidation could be prolonged or precede a significant test of lower levels.
Blockchain analytics firm TRM Labs achieves unicorn status after a $70 million Series C funding round with participation from Goldman Sachs and Citi Ventures, as demand for cryptocurrency transaction tracing surges among law enforcement and financial institutions.
Amid a sharp downturn across major cryptocurrencies and political uncertainty in Washington, a notable capital rotation is underway. Investors are increasingly parking funds in gold, often via blockchain-based tokens, signaling a flight to traditional safe havens.
A routine student achievement report in California's Pajaro Valley Unified School District ignited a tense exchange over language, as a board vice president demanded the term "homeless" be replaced with "unhoused," calling the former personally offensive.
A temporary spending bill has averted a full government shutdown, but funding for the Department of Homeland Security remains in limbo. With a one-week deadline, lawmakers are locked in a contentious debate over reforming ICE and Border Patrol tactics, while a new study underscores immigrants' fiscal contributions to the U.S. economy.
Federal immigration authorities will significantly reduce their operational footprint in Minneapolis, citing enhanced cooperation with local jails and officials that allows for a more targeted approach.
New data indicates Apple's App Store revenue grew to $3.4 billion in the first 35 days of its fiscal second quarter, a 6.3% year-over-year increase, as user spending continues to outpace download growth, according to a Bank of America analysis.
Industrial components maker Kadant Inc. (KAI) has finalized a €157 million deal to acquire Austrian precision parts manufacturer voestalpine BÖHLER Profil, a key supplier for over three decades. While the acquisition strengthens Kadant's consumables-focused strategy and secures critical patented technology, executives caution that accounting complexities and existing inventory will dilute earnings through much of 2026 before margin benefits materialize.
The Danish pharma giant reported strong 2025 results driven by its blockbuster obesity and diabetes drugs but forecast a challenging 2026 due to pricing pressures and looming patent expiries, even as it rolls out a pivotal new oral weight-loss treatment in the U.S.
Following a year of record production, Norwegian energy giant Equinor signals a strategic pivot, scaling back capital expenditure in renewables and low-carbon projects for 2026-27 while reaffirming core fossil fuel growth and robust shareholder distributions amidst market volatility.
