Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son and one-time heir of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed according to family sources and local media. His death marks the end of a turbulent journey from Western-educated reformer to accused war criminal and failed presidential aspirant.
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to sit for closed-door, filmed depositions later this month with the House Oversight Committee, averting a contempt of Congress vote.
Colombian naval forces recovered 115 kilograms of cocaine dumped by a fleeing speedboat crew in the Pacific, a seizure announced as President Petro met with Trump in Washington amid ongoing tensions over drug trafficking.
Amid ongoing sales challenges, Target names Michael Fiddelke as CEO and launches its most expansive spring beauty collection to date, signaling a strategic pivot aimed at winning back customers and investor confidence.
Updated federal nutrition advice emphasizing protein intake and whole foods is set to create sustained demand tailwinds for meat producers, with Tyson Foods positioned to capitalize on shifting consumer and institutional purchasing patterns.
A significant expansion of the partnership between AMD and GIGABYTE aims to integrate advanced AI capabilities directly into consumer hardware, signaling a strategic push beyond data centers into the premium gaming and creator markets.
A subtle but notable adjustment in analyst models for SKYX Platforms (SKYX) has pushed its fair value estimate slightly higher, reflecting a recalibrated balance between growth potential and perceived risk. While core assumptions remain steady, the move signals evolving sentiment on the company's trajectory.
Payments are now reaching eligible Apple users as part of a major class-action settlement over allegations that Siri recorded private conversations without consent. Here are the details on eligibility and distribution.
As the broader TSX enjoys a robust earnings season, a segment of smaller-cap companies is capturing attention for their high-risk, high-reward potential. We examine three such ventures—spanning cannabis, functional mushrooms, and AI diagnostics—that are on the radar of growth-oriented investors.
Elon Musk's SpaceX moves to acquire AI firm xAI in a landmark deal, aiming to fuse space infrastructure with artificial intelligence. The strategic bet faces intense scrutiny as it ties SpaceX's government-contractor reputation to Grok's growing list of regulatory and safety controversies.
As New York lawmakers consider tighter rules for prediction markets, platforms Polymarket and Kalshi are funding high-profile grocery giveaways, aligning their public image with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's campaign for affordable food.
Charter Communications' Spectrum is rolling out a trio of major initiatives—including guaranteed response times and a new hybrid Wi-Fi product—in a bid to stem the loss of hundreds of thousands of internet subscribers, as competition from fixed wireless and fiber intensifies.
Mortgage insurer MGIC Investment reported flat Q4 revenue, missing Wall Street estimates, as a tough housing market offset stable credit performance. The company's profit met expectations, but rising costs and stagnant growth signal ongoing challenges.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe proposes eliminating the state income tax, a move hailed as pro-growth but which critics warn could shift a heavy compliance burden onto local businesses through an expanded sales tax on digital services.
While Tesla's electric vehicle deliveries dipped in Q4 2025, its energy storage business shattered records, deploying 14.2 GWh. CEO Elon Musk declares energy as the company's future growth engine, even as solar faces industry headwinds.
The snack and beverage giant is rolling out significant price cuts across its U.S. portfolio, a strategic reversal after years of inflation-driven hikes, aiming to boost sales volume and competitiveness as consumer spending tightens.
Monday's trading session saw significant moves across sectors, from senior living to security systems, driven by analyst upgrades, strong earnings, and broader market pressures in tech and crypto.
While Research Frontiers (NASDAQ: REFR) continues to operate at a loss, its manageable cash burn and strong balance sheet position the smart glass technology developer to fund its growth strategy—but declining revenue raises questions.
The Hyperliquid native token HYPE has rallied sharply in the past two weeks, driven by anticipation of the HIP-4 upgrade and strong positioning in the derivatives market. Analysts note the move has been characterized by measured optimism rather than retail frenzy, potentially setting the stage for further gains if key support levels hold.
Pfizer navigates a year of transition as declining COVID product sales and looming patent cliffs pressure revenue. The pharmaceutical giant is betting its future on a revitalized R&D strategy and newly acquired obesity assets from Metsera to drive growth beyond 2026.
