The Washington Post informed staff of a major organizational overhaul on Wednesday, eliminating approximately 300 roles. The cuts include the dissolution of the standalone sports desk and the closure of the books section and flagship podcast, marking one of the most significant contractions in the newspaper's recent history.
Transcat (TRNS) posted a 25.6% year-over-year revenue jump to $83.86 million in Q4 CY2025, surpassing analyst expectations. However, non-GAAP earnings of $0.26 per share fell short of estimates by 17.5%, reflecting near-term investments in growth.
Jeep unveils a high-concept, story-driven commercial featuring AI-generated animals, but breaks from tradition by opting out of a pricey Super Bowl slot. The automaker is shifting its strategy toward sustained social media engagement ahead of key product launches and the 2026 U.S. semiquincentennial.
Ameriprise Financial's institutional arm secures its largest deal to date, absorbing $28 billion in wealth management assets from Huntington Bank. The move highlights the ongoing consolidation in the financial advice sector as major players vie for scale and bank partnerships.
The UN children's agency is urging nations worldwide to enact laws criminalizing the creation of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, citing a surge in digitally fabricated exploitative content. The call includes demands for tech firms to deploy stronger safeguards and detection tools.
Shares of Almonty Industries surged to an all-time peak following updates to the U.S. 'Project Vault' initiative, which aims to secure domestic supply chains for over 50 critical minerals, boosting rare earth and mining stocks.
The exploration-stage miner's shares surged 57% last month, fueled by soaring precious metals prices and a promising silver discovery, but the rally has since lost significant ground, highlighting the speculative nature of its story.
In a strategic move to bolster India's clean energy infrastructure, InSolare Energy partners with U.S.-based Versogen to develop and manufacture advanced electrolyzer technology domestically, aiming to reduce costs and scale up green hydrogen production.
The U.S. Department of Justice has imposed significant divestiture requirements on the proposed $126 million merger between packaged ice giants Reddy Ice and Arctic Glacier, aiming to preserve competition in key regional markets.
Exclusive internal figures reveal Bloomberg Media's resilient 2025 performance, with subscription and advertising growth offsetting market volatility, even as the company faces a key executive departure.
Darden Restaurants announces the complete closure of the Bahama Breeze chain, with half its sites set for conversion to new concepts and the other half to close permanently by 2026.
Despite a modest decline in quarterly sales, Capri Holdings, parent of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo, posted stronger-than-expected earnings and dramatically slashed its net debt by over $1 billion, signaling a strategic pivot towards financial resilience amid a challenging luxury market.
Vice President JD Vance unveils a U.S.-led initiative to stabilize global critical mineral markets through minimum pricing and a new trading bloc, with dozens of countries already expressing support.
As financial pressures mount for many transitioning to civilian life, a wide array of federal, state, and nonprofit programs offer critical lifelines—from non-repayable grants to specialized legal protections—aimed at stabilizing veterans' finances.
Uber Technologies reported robust Q4 and full-year 2025 results, highlighted by accelerating trip growth and surging free cash flow. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi outlined an ambitious strategy to integrate autonomous vehicles across 15 cities by year-end, while announcing a CFO transition and reaffirming aggressive shareholder returns.
While Uber aims to deploy autonomous vehicles in 15 cities by year-end, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasizes they will complement, not replace, human drivers, citing current technological and infrastructural limitations.
The storied newspaper, owned by Jeff Bezos, has initiated significant layoffs impacting its sports, books, and foreign desks, amid a wider industry downturn and internal warnings about the erosion of newsroom capacity.
Aurora Cannabis reports a 7% rise in Q3 revenue, fueled by record international medical cannabis sales. The company announces a strategic pivot to exit lower-margin Canadian consumer operations, betting big on high-growth regulated markets in Europe and Australia.
Republic Services, a national waste management leader, has moved to acquire a key landfill and material recovery facility in Kansas from Hamm Companies. The deal involves a site with decades of service history and notable technological adoption, marking another strategic consolidation in the industry.
A new report reveals a strategic misalignment between HR departments and C-suite executives on deploying artificial intelligence in recruitment, even as pressure mounts to adopt the technology to remain competitive.
