The technology and marketing firm SharpLink Gaming has formally rebranded as Sharplink, Inc., a move signaling a strategic pivot beyond its gaming industry roots. The change, effective February 3, follows a filing in Delaware.
As Bitcoin's price dips below MicroStrategy's average purchase cost, critics question the sustainability of its aggressive accumulation strategy. CEO Michael Saylor remains defiant, framing volatility as a feature, not a bug, of the Bitcoin thesis.
Fox Corporation surpassed Wall Street forecasts in its fiscal second quarter, posting $5.18 billion in revenue. The media giant weathered a significant drop in political advertising on the strength of its sports programming, Fox News, and the Tubi streaming platform.
Portland-based Fortis Construction appoints Andrea Weisheimer, a seasoned executive from DPR and Webcor, as its new president to spearhead strategic growth across the United States.
In a landmark move to revive its crippled energy sector, Syria has signed a preliminary agreement with U.S.-based Chevron and Qatar's Power International Holding to develop its first offshore oil and gas field, marking a significant step toward economic recovery and renewed foreign investment.
Allegations of a $500 million deal between a Trump-linked firm and the UAE have ignited a firestorm in Congress, jeopardizing the timeline for the crucial CLARITY Act and casting a shadow over the crypto industry's push for regulatory clarity.
Playboy Enterprises faces a stark reality as its stock nosedives 89% over five years, with a recent 11% weekly drop adding to investor woes. We analyze the fundamentals behind the fall and what it means for the future of the iconic brand.
Fox Corporation reported a 2% rise in revenue to $5.18 billion for its second fiscal quarter of 2026, propelled by resilient advertising pricing and distribution gains that offset a decline in political ad spending. While profits dipped due to higher sports rights costs, streaming services Tubi and Fox One showed significant audience growth.
Shares of New Jersey Resources (NJR) have climbed over 12% in the past month, closing at $51.81 and prompting investors to reassess the utility's fair value against a backdrop of steady growth and regulatory risks.
PayPal announces leadership shakeup, with CFO Jamie Miller stepping in as interim CEO after Alex Chriss's departure, while naming HP's Enrique Lores as permanent chief from March 1, as the payments giant grapples with an 80% stock decline over five years.
As Applied Materials stock soars past the market, analysts are increasingly optimistic about the semiconductor equipment giant's pivotal role in powering the next wave of AI-driven chip manufacturing.
While Visa's stock has underperformed the S&P 500 in the past year, a deep dive into its fundamentals and analyst sentiment reveals a starkly optimistic outlook on the payments giant.
The U.S. Postal Service is auctioning access to its local delivery hubs, allowing shippers to bypass traditional routes for faster service. Success hinges on a bidder's operational capabilities, with agreements set to be finalized in 2026.
Accounting for a quarter of foodservice sales, the humble sandwich is a powerhouse for c-stores. With sales projected to hit $8.6 billion by 2029, operators are innovating with fresh ingredients, strategic variety, and operational savvy to capture more of this lucrative market.
Julian B. "Blackie" Wills III adds Chairman title to his CEO role, steering family-owned Wills Group through a pivotal growth phase that includes a major push into the Carolinas and a store count target to triple by 2030.
January saw a wave of layoff announcements across the packaging sector, with plastics specialists and diversified giants like International Paper and Dow outlining significant workforce and facility reductions in the coming months, signaling a broader industry realignment.
The brother of Israel's domestic intelligence chief has been detained and will be prosecuted for allegedly smuggling contraband cigarettes into Gaza, an operation authorities say financially benefits Hamas and constitutes treason during wartime.
Israeli airstrikes and artillery fire hit multiple areas of the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, killing at least 17 Palestinians. The military said the operation was a response to an attack that seriously wounded an Israeli soldier near a sensitive border zone.
The exit of long-time CFO Matt Skaruppa from language learning app Duolingo marks a leadership shift as the company, under CEO Luis von Ahn, doubles down on expanding its paid user base and enhancing educational efficacy. This move highlights the evolving challenges in the competitive edtech landscape, where balancing user growth with monetization remains a tightrope walk.
Shares of biometric security firm Clear Secure have retreated nearly 8% this month, sparking debate among investors. While the stock remains up significantly over the past year, a deep dive into valuation metrics suggests the recent weakness may have created an attractive entry point for long-term investors.
