A sharp rebound in the U.S. manufacturing sector to its highest level in over three years is dividing crypto analysts, with some seeing it as a bullish macro tailwind for Bitcoin and others warning it could delay Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Defense attorneys for the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk will ask a judge to disqualify the prosecution, citing a conflict of interest as the lead prosecutor's daughter witnessed the shooting. The hearing also involves a dispute over showing graphic video evidence.
The latest Kingpins New York showcase brought together leading denim supply chain players, highlighting cutting-edge sustainable technologies and deeply personal design narratives, even as attendance figures reflected broader market pressures.
NVIDIA's previously discussed multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI has stalled, with CEO Jensen Huang clarifying the figure was never a binding commitment. The development redirects investor attention to the chipmaker's capital discipline and diversified partnerships amid soaring AI infrastructure demand.
While most Americans envision retiring at 58, few achieve it. A financial advisor reveals the disciplined, goal-oriented strategies—not just high incomes—that enabled her most successful clients to exit the workforce early.
Howmet Aerospace's stock retreated 3.8% this week, mirroring broader market softness. However, a look at the five-year horizon reveals a staggering 647% surge, closely aligned with robust earnings growth, underscoring the resilience of the aerospace components manufacturer.
While speculative 'story stocks' dominate headlines, Swiss manufacturing group Mikron Holding (VTX:MIKN) presents a case study in sustained profitability. With EPS growing at 26% annually over three years and significant insider ownership, the firm offers a contrast to loss-making ventures. Yet, flat revenue and EBIT margins prompt questions about its long-term growth trajectory.
A new JPMorgan survey reveals a stark divergence: while 89% of the world's wealthiest family offices hold no crypto, 65% are prioritizing AI investments. Yet, beneath the headline trend, a parallel wave of structured crypto allocation is building among institutional players.
A prominent economist forecasts that Kevin Warsh, if appointed as Fed Chair, could implement a rapid series of interest rate cuts totaling 100 basis points this year, a move that would defy current market expectations and likely weaken the U.S. dollar.
A California entrepreneur's rapid rise and financial collapse highlights a critical, often misunderstood IRS rule: some debts, like unpaid payroll taxes, follow you forever.
A surge of industrial development across Texas, from Houston's port to the Mexican border, signals a strategic bet on long-term freight growth, with major projects setting the stage for 2026 and beyond.
The Czech automaker's record 2025 output, exceeding 1 million cars, underscores its expanded role as a key component supplier and manufacturing hub within the Volkswagen Group, driven by strong EV demand and strategic growth in Asia.
Following Microsoft's Q2 FY2026 results, Raymond James and Piper Sandler have revised their price targets downward, citing a strategic reallocation of resources toward first-party applications and internal R&D, which is tempering near-term Azure growth expectations.
A J.P. Morgan report reveals a growing funding chasm in biopharma, as venture capital flocks to de-risked late-stage companies, forcing early-stage innovators to pivot toward licensing deals and strategic partnerships for survival.
Mirum Pharmaceuticals charts a distinct course in the rare disease biotech landscape, leveraging strategic acquisitions to build a broad, sustainable pipeline while navigating a complex regulatory environment.
Piper Sandler and Scotiabank have lowered their price targets for HF Sinclair (DINO), citing operational disruptions on the West Coast that are expected to pressure near-term earnings, though longer-term prospects remain intact.
In a new op-ed, Palantir's Shyam Sankar challenges prevailing narratives on AI-driven unemployment, asserting that historical parallels and frontline worker experiences reveal a net positive impact on job creation and productivity.
While upselling and cross-selling are proven sales boosters, experts warn that clumsy execution is eroding consumer trust and fueling regret. The key to success lies in aligning offers with customer intent, not just revenue targets.
Tyson Foods' first-quarter earnings reveal a stark divide: its beef unit is hemorrhaging money due to a severe cattle shortage, while resilient consumer demand for chicken has buoyed profits and surpassed analyst expectations.
During a visit to Kyiv, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Ukrainian lawmakers that achieving an end to the war would involve difficult decisions, while revealing a key Western program now provides the vast majority of Ukraine's air defense missiles.
