Production setbacks at the Automotive Cells Company (ACC) joint venture have forced Stellantis to postpone several crucial electric vehicle programs, impacting brands like Peugeot and signaling broader challenges for Europe's battery manufacturing ambitions.
Kemper Corporation reported a net loss for Q4 2025, with its property and casualty segment pressured by soaring bodily injury costs in California and mandatory refunds in Florida. While the life insurance business remained a steady performer, executives outlined a strategic pivot to diversify geographically and deploy new products to restore auto insurance profitability.
A Médecins Sans Frontières hospital in Jonglei state was hit in a night-time air raid, destroying critical supplies and forcing staff to flee. The attack, which the NGO says was carried out by government forces, exacerbates a healthcare crisis for hundreds of thousands amid renewed conflict and mass displacement.
The national women's fashion retailer Francesca's has abruptly closed its two St. Louis-area locations as part of a wider shutdown, citing a default notice from its lender after a failed capital raise. The move highlights ongoing pressures in the brick-and-mortar retail sector.
A historic wave of retiring Baby Boomer business owners is set to transfer an estimated $10 trillion in assets, but a severe shortage of prepared buyers and widespread lack of planning risks shuttering businesses, eroding jobs, and destabilizing local economies across the nation.
A recent wave of deadly attacks in Pakistan's resource-rich Balochistan province, claimed by the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), has spotlighted the escalating capabilities and ambitions of a group that now poses a significant threat to regional stability and foreign investments.
A delivery truck carrying workers veered off a mountain road in Bayawan City, Negros Oriental, plummeting into a 30-meter ravine and killing all nine on board. The tragedy renews focus on the country's persistently high rate of fatal road accidents linked to enforcement gaps and infrastructure failures.
A new humanitarian fund for Sudan, seeded with $700 million from the U.S. and UAE, aims to address a catastrophic war that has displaced millions and pushed regions into famine. International officials warn time is running out to prevent further mass suffering.
Industry leaders are urging Australian governments to harmonize fragmented packaging regulations, arguing that a unified national approach is essential to boost recycling, support local reprocessing, and meet sustainability targets.
Human Rights Watch's latest annual report issues a stark warning: the international human rights framework faces unprecedented pressure from powerful states and rising authoritarianism, with significant backsliding documented worldwide.
As the fall of El-Fasher to the Rapid Support Forces triggers a new wave of displacement, tens of thousands find themselves in dire conditions at the Tawila camp, facing shortages of food, medicine, and shelter, while reports of atrocities and mass graves emerge from the ruined city.
UnitedHealth Group's shares have plummeted nearly 50% over the past year, with recent policy headwinds and rising medical costs casting a long shadow over its recovery prospects.
Despite a brutal year marked by cyberattacks and regulatory headwinds, long-term investors are eyeing UnitedHealth's depressed stock as a potential multi-year recovery play, betting on demographic trends and deep-value metrics.
PayPal Holdings Inc. replaced CEO Alex Chriss with board chair Enrique Lores after a sharp slowdown in its core branded checkout business triggered a steep stock selloff and raised doubts about its competitive edge.
Government forces have entered the besieged capital of South Kordofan, Kadugli, following a similar breakthrough in nearby Dilling, potentially easing a dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
Residents in Clayton County, Georgia, are reeling from unexplained water bill spikes reaching nearly $1,000 monthly, despite no evidence of leaks. As officials promote a county-wide smart meter upgrade, homeowners demand answers and refunds for what they call erroneous charges.
Emerging markets investor Gemcorp spins off a new operating platform, Imbono, to bridge the chronic gap between project financing and completion in Africa's energy, water, logistics, and food security sectors.
Bitcoin's recent 13% monthly decline has reignited a core market debate: is this a temporary liquidity squeeze or a fundamental challenge to its 'digital gold' narrative? Analysts are divided on the path ahead as traditional safe havens also wobble.
Investor and TV personality Kevin O'Leary has thrown his weight behind a proposed national child investment account policy, framing it as a bipartisan solution to America's widespread financial illiteracy and a foundational tool for building generational wealth.
Amid widespread anxiety over AI-driven job losses, a new report from the Yale Budget Lab finds little evidence of large-scale labor market disruption, raising questions about whether 'AI-washing' is being used to justify corporate layoffs.
