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Fox Corp. Posts Steady Q2 Revenue Growth Amid Shifting Ad Landscape, Hits $5.18B

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.

Feb 4, 2026

World

Fulton County Fights Back: Georgia Election Officials Challenge FBI's Seizure of Voting Records

Fulton County, Georgia, has filed a legal challenge against the FBI's recent seizure of 2020 election records, calling the search warrant's execution unlawful and demanding the return of all documents. The move intensifies the legal and political battle over election integrity claims stemming from the last presidential race.

Feb 4, 2026

World

Starmer's Diplomatic Gamble Backfires: Ex-Ambassador Mandelson Under Police Probe Over Epstein Ties

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting political pressure as his former Washington envoy, Peter Mandelson, is investigated for alleged misconduct and leaking sensitive documents to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Starmer has expressed deep regret over the appointment, accusing Mandelson of repeated lies and betrayal.

Feb 4, 2026

World

German Far-Right Lawmaker Detained in Parliament Over Sanctions Evasion Probe

A regional AfD parliamentarian in Saxony was arrested during a session after lawmakers lifted his immunity, as prosecutors investigate alleged illegal exports to Belarus in breach of EU sanctions.

Feb 4, 2026

US

The Invisible Handcuffs: How Outdated Building Codes Stifle Affordable Housing

Beyond zoning, a labyrinth of construction rules and fire safety mandates treats apartments as commercial hazards, driving up costs and deepening the U.S. housing shortage. Reform advocates are pushing back against a century of bias embedded in policy.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Split-Rent Services Gain Traction Amid Housing Squeeze, But Fees Spark Debt Trap Fears

As rents soar, services allowing tenants to pay rent in installments are booming. While marketed as a cash-flow solution, critics warn high fees can trap vulnerable renters in cycles of costly debt.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

GSK Charts Steady Course After Strong 2025, Eyes Key Launches in 2026

GSK reported robust full-year 2025 results, with sales exceeding £32 billion and profit growth outpacing revenue. Executives outlined a 2026 strategy focused on maximizing recent drug launches, accelerating late-stage pipeline assets, and leveraging technology, while navigating currency headwinds and a profit shift to the second half.

Feb 4, 2026

World

Myanmar Junta-Backed Party Claims Election Victory Amid Creation of New Power Structure

Myanmar’s military-aligned party has secured a sweeping victory in a tightly controlled election, official results confirm, as the junta chief signs into law a new advisory body that could cement the army’s influence behind the scenes of any new civilian government.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

HMRC Rakes in £325 Million in Late-Payment Penalties as Self-Assessment Tax Gap Widens

A surge in late self-assessment payments has resulted in a £325 million windfall for HMRC in penalties and interest, with experts warning the tax authority shows no sign of leniency as unpaid liabilities mount.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Grocery Bills in 2026: A Legacy of Trade, Climate, and Labor Costs

As the second year of the second Trump administration unfolds, grocery prices remain elevated, shaped by a complex mix of enduring trade policies, climate disruptions, and structural labor costs. Experts warn of a two-track market where some relief is possible, but core inflationary pressures are here to stay.

Feb 4, 2026

Trump Sues JPMorgan Chase in Escalating Feud with CEO Jamie Dimon Over Account Closure

Former President Donald Trump has launched a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging political bias in the bank's 2021 decision to sever ties with him. The legal action intensifies a long-running, complex rivalry with CEO Jamie Dimon, raising questions about the boundaries between banking risk management and political influence.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

UBS Shares Slide as U.S. Wealth Unit Bleeds Billions, Casting Shadow Over Integration Milestones

UBS Group's stock tumbled following a stark slowdown in net new asset growth at its key U.S. wealth management business, with executives warning of persistent challenges ahead even as the bank posts higher quarterly profit.

Feb 4, 2026

World

As Washington Seeks Minerals, Congo Fears a Raw Deal

While U.S. officials host a global summit on critical minerals, communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo voice deep skepticism that new deals will translate into local benefits, amid fears of entrenched exploitation and conflict.

Feb 4, 2026

World

Prince Andrew Departs Windsor Residence Amid Renewed Epstein Scrutiny

The Duke of York has reportedly vacated his long-time Windsor home as newly unsealed court documents fuel fresh allegations concerning his association with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, placing the royal family under intensified public pressure.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

AMD Rides AI Wave to Record Earnings, Unveils Next-Gen Hardware at CES

Fueled by soaring demand for its data center and AI processors, AMD posts historic Q4 and full-year 2025 results. The chipmaker also used CES 2026 to showcase new platforms aimed at capturing a larger share of the booming enterprise AI market.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Einhorn Sounds Alarm on 'Bubble-Like' Valuations, Cites AI Spending Spree and Retail Speculation

In his latest investor letter, hedge fund veteran David Einhorn warns that soaring market valuations, driven by AI euphoria and rampant speculation, echo past bubbles. While advocating for caution, he also reveals new value-oriented bets for his Greenlight Capital.

Feb 4, 2026

US

Wall Street Journal Demands Apology Over Botched Epstein Files Release, Citing Harm to Victims

Following the unredacted disclosure of victims' identities in the Epstein documents, The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has sharply criticized Congress's handling of the release and called for lawmakers to apologize, while highlighting broader failures in the pursuit of justice.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Eni and Kuwait's Q8 Forge Ahead with Major Sicilian Biorefinery to Boost Biofuel Output

Eni and Q8 Italy are set to transform a chemical site in Priolo, Sicily, into a major biorefinery, leveraging proprietary technology to produce sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel from waste feedstocks.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Wall Street Bets on Nuclear Revival: Two Power Plays Poised to Capitalize on Surging Demand

As the quest for reliable, carbon-free power intensifies, driven by data center expansion and policy shifts, nuclear energy is back in the spotlight. Analysts highlight Constellation Energy and Terrestrial Energy as key beneficiaries of this structural change.

Feb 4, 2026

Business

Beyond Transactions: How Private Banking Redefined Itself in 2025 and What Comes Next

As 2025 drew to a close, the private transactional banking sector underwent a quiet revolution. Driven by digital integration, sustainability mandates, and borderless finance, the industry is shifting from a service provider to a strategic partner. Bruc Bond CEO Krishna Subramanyan analyzes the year's pivotal trends and forecasts the infrastructure and M&A moves that will shape 2026.

Feb 4, 2026