A persistent industry-wide memory shortage is hampering smartphone production and denting sales forecasts for key chip sector players Qualcomm and Arm Holdings, with executives warning the supply constraints could extend for years.
In a pre-Super Bowl interview, former President Donald Trump indicated he will not intervene personally in the high-stakes bidding war between Netflix and Paramount Skydance for Warner Bros. Discovery, stating the Justice Department should handle the competition review.
The conviction of Estée Lauder Companies in Canada for selling eyeliners containing prohibited PFAS chemicals has landed the beauty giant on the nation's Environmental Offenders Registry, triggering investor concerns over compliance risks and long-term brand valuation.
The Trump administration's rapid expansion of immigration detention capacity is facing unexpected opposition from local communities, including in areas that voted overwhelmingly for the president. Plans to convert industrial sites into holding facilities have stalled amid protests and political backlash.
A landmark agreement for AI computing power has unraveled, with OpenAI opting for rival suppliers and a scaled-back investment, raising questions about the sustainability of the industry's spending spree.
Major quantitative hedge funds and trading firms accumulated shares of Canopy Growth in Q3, positioning ahead of potential U.S. marijuana rescheduling. The stock's volatile reaction to recent policy news leaves the market questioning whether these 'smart money' players have held or sold their positions.
Despite promises to protect survivors' identities, unredacted names and personal information remain accessible in the recently released Epstein documents, prompting accusations of negligence and permanent harm.
In a rare alignment of priorities, the administrations of U.S. President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro have jointly sanctioned a manhunt for three of Colombia's most powerful narcotics kingpins, disrupting fragile peace processes and escalating regional security efforts.
Quinton Dixon, a middle school counselor placed on leave over allegations of messaging a 14-year-old former student, was found dead in an apparent suicide on a Baton Rouge school campus.
The sports betting technology firm has formally applied to the CFTC for key regulatory designations, aiming to transform its state-licensed prediction market into a national offering amid a rapidly evolving competitive landscape.
Bitcoin fell below $73,000 on Feb. 4, 2026, reaching its lowest level since April 2025 and triggering a double-digit selloff in major mining stocks. The decline extends a four-month retreat from all-time highs, pressured by large holder sales and waning mining profitability.
Diplomats from Washington and Tehran are set to meet in Muscat this week for high-stakes negotiations aimed at de-escalating tensions and addressing Iran's nuclear program, ballistic missile activities, and regional influence.
Venezuela's leading legal rights group confirms the release of 22 more individuals, including a journalist, as part of a disputed prisoner liberation initiative announced by the interim government last month.
A sustained federal enforcement operation in Minnesota has led to the arrest of more than 4,000 individuals, with authorities highlighting the removal of those convicted of serious crimes. The initiative has sparked debate over immigration policy and community safety.
Following its first annual sales decline, Chipotle unveils a new strategic push, creating two key tech leadership roles to overhaul its digital experience and loyalty program.
Despite recent headwinds, Euronet Worldwide (EEFT) presents a compelling bull case. Trading at a significant discount to historical valuations, the company's accelerating digital transformation and resilient core infrastructure suggest potential for a re-rating if operational momentum improves.
Vice President JD Vance unveils a plan to establish an international coalition using adjustable tariffs to create price floors for critical minerals, marking the latest move in a strategic push to reduce Western reliance on Chinese supplies.
Exclusive accounts from Palestinian women returning to Gaza through the partially reopened Rafah crossing reveal a harrowing process of detention, intensive interrogation, and confiscation of personal belongings by Israeli forces, raising fresh concerns over humanitarian access.
Facing three straight quarters of declining sales, Chipotle unveils an aggressive marketing strategy centered on targeted media and menu innovation, while its high-stakes search for a new chief marketer continues.
The U.S. accounting standards setter is once again tackling the long-debated rules for goodwill impairment, with board members considering a shift toward amortization amid calls from companies to reduce complexity and cost.
