Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi united in Cairo to condemn ongoing violence in Gaza and sign a series of cooperation agreements, marking a significant step in mending long-strained relations between the regional powers.
Canaccord Genuity's Joseph Vafi dramatically cuts his MicroStrategy price target from $474 to $185, citing Bitcoin's failure to act as a safe haven and its heightened correlation with risk assets amid the prolonged crypto downturn.
Despite Federal Reserve rate cuts, auto loan payments continue to climb, squeezing consumers and casting a shadow over 2026 sales forecasts. Industry leaders warn that rising vehicle prices, insurance costs, and emerging stress in subprime lending are keeping potential buyers out of the market.
A new government-funded review reveals a nearly 50% increase in prisoner death rates and a sharp rise in assaults over five years, linking the deteriorating conditions directly to severe guard shortages and unsustainable workloads.
The U.S. is threatening to restrict Iraq's access to billions in oil revenue held at the New York Fed if it appoints former premier Nouri al-Maliki, seen as an Iranian ally, escalating a high-stakes standoff over the country's future leadership.
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen announces he will not seek re-election in April, choosing to dedicate his remaining term as Agriculture Minister to combating a historic foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.
A relentless two-week snowstorm has claimed 35 lives across northern Japan, with Niigata Prefecture hardest hit. Authorities warn of further risks from melting snow and forecast more heavy snowfall this weekend.
With its dispute system paralyzed and consensus rules stalling progress, the World Trade Organization faces mounting pressure for an overhaul. As ministers prepare to meet in Cameroon, the facilitator of reform talks warns the 166-member body must adapt or risk irrelevance in a world where 72% of trade still flows under its rules.
A disastrous software implementation sent Clorox's stock tumbling, but analysts argue the century-old consumer staples giant's dominant market positions and recovering operations signal a compelling rebound story.
A new analysis challenges the narrative of widespread hospital distress in Indiana, revealing a sharply divided landscape where significant profits for some institutions mask deep struggles for others.
A winter storm in Andover, Mass., has exposed critical gaps in condo association responsibilities, leaving dozens of residents without heat, hot water, or compensation for temporary housing—a stark reminder of the financial risks embedded in shared ownership.
A new survey reveals deep-seated public blame on investors for soaring home prices, as President Trump's executive order targeting institutional buyers faces scrutiny over its practical impact and political motives.
A coalition of leading U.S. homebuilders is drafting a proposal to develop nearly one million entry-level homes, dubbed 'Trump Homes,' aiming to inject billions in private capital to ease the nation's housing shortage, according to a Bloomberg News report.
A Pittsburgh-based investment firm launches to finance 'attainable' multifamily housing, addressing a gap for working families squeezed between luxury units and subsidized low-income housing.
As property insurance costs skyrocket in disaster-prone states, a growing number of homeowners are considering the perilous move of dropping coverage entirely. Experts warn of the severe financial risks, while exploring alternative strategies for those feeling the pinch.
In his first major address, Mayor Zohran Mamdani declares a $12 billion budget shortfall, blaming the prior administration and outlining a plan that includes tax increases on high earners and corporations.
The parent company of Fatburger, Johnny Rockets, and Twin Peaks has filed for bankruptcy, closing 32 corporate-owned restaurants as it grapples with over $1.3 billion in defaulted debt and seeks to restructure.
Havana acknowledges 'communications' with the Trump administration but stops short of confirming talks, as fuel shortages and U.S. pressure push the island toward a humanitarian brink.
President Claudia Sheinbaum commits to humanitarian support and exploring fuel shipments to Cuba, directly challenging Trump administration efforts to isolate Havana. The move risks escalating tensions ahead of crucial U.S.-Mexico trade talks.
Newly unsealed court documents show Steven Sinofsky, former head of Windows, shared confidential Microsoft strategy emails and sought personal advice from Jeffrey Epstein amid the failing launch of Surface RT in 2012.
