Shares of Illinois Tool Works have gained momentum, prompting investors to scrutinize whether its current price fully reflects the diversified manufacturer's earnings potential and growth prospects amid a mixed industrial landscape.
Backed by top-tier VCs, Lotus Health launches an AI-driven primary care service licensed across the U.S., promising free, 24/7 access while navigating complex healthcare regulations with human oversight.
German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd, in partnership with Maersk, is set to resume select services through the Red Sea and Suez Canal from mid-February, marking a tentative return to the vital shipping lane after a prolonged diversion due to Houthi attacks. The move, part of their new 'Gemini Cooperation,' will see vessels sail under naval protection.
PayPal's stock plummeted following disappointing Q4 results and the abrupt departure of its short-tenured CEO, Alex Chriss. The fintech giant now faces a pivotal leadership transition as it seeks to reignite growth.
Despite a strong year of outperformance against major indices, Williams Companies (WMB) faces a nuanced Wall Street view following a recent earnings miss, with analysts weighing robust infrastructure against rising costs.
As the U.S. dollar faces sustained pressure and the post-war 'Pax Americana' era recedes, chief financial officers are recalibrating strategies for higher capital costs and persistent market turbulence. Experts outline a pragmatic playbook for resilience.
A newly disclosed Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo instructs agents they can make warrantless arrests if a person is deemed 'likely to escape,' a term given a broad new interpretation that critics warn sidelines judicial oversight.
ConocoPhillips shares have shown mixed signals recently, dipping over one day but holding longer-term gains. As the energy giant bets big on liquefied natural gas, investors are weighing its growth narrative against current valuation metrics and broader sector risks.
The western Energy Corridor's 77094 led Houston's most active residential areas in the final quarter of the year, according to a new analysis tracking sales velocity and price momentum across ZIP codes.
The parent company of popular West Coast chain Cream files for bankruptcy, highlighting the economic pressures squeezing dessert shops despite modest industry growth.
Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey argues that the fundamental difference between building wealth and staying poor lies in one simple question: Do you ask about the total cost or the monthly payment? While his advice resonates in a high-interest-rate environment, its applicability for cash-strapped households sparks debate.
Following a historic single-day plunge in gold and silver prices, global demand for physical bullion surges, turning a market correction into a potential inflection point. Analysts dissect whether the sell-off presents a strategic entry opportunity or signals a deeper fragility, especially in light of JPMorgan's ambitious long-term price target.
The Southern-themed restaurant chain has issued internal guidelines requiring traveling staff to take 'all or the majority' of their meals at company locations, sparking debate over corporate control and employee autonomy.
Despite a recent price correction, Standard Chartered analysts project a long-term bull case for Solana (SOL), driven by its emerging dominance in stablecoin transactions and potential to power a new wave of internet micropayments.
A key procedural vote in the House of Representatives has set the stage for a final vote to fund major government agencies, likely ending a four-day partial shutdown after intense White House lobbying swayed Republican holdouts.
A sharp divergence defined Tuesday's trading session: the Nasdaq fell over 1% despite strong tech earnings, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. Investor sentiment was caught between robust corporate results, hawkish Fed signals, and the ongoing partial government shutdown.
In a high-stakes appeal trial, French prosecutors have formally requested a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen holding elected office, a move that could definitively block the far-right leader's path to the 2027 presidential election over EU fund misuse allegations.
The reopening of the Rafah crossing, a potential lifeline for Gaza, has been marred by disturbing accounts from the first Palestinians allowed back. Multiple women report being bound, blindfolded, and subjected to hours of threatening interrogation by Israeli troops, casting a shadow over the fragile return process.
Christopher Johnson, 24, has entered a federal guilty plea admitting to leading a violent crime spree, including the 2022 murder of Irah Sok, a photographer and mother, during a home invasion. Prosecutors recommend a 25-year sentence.
Disappointing Q4 results from industry bellwether Gartner triggered a broad market selloff in the IT services and consulting sector, with shares of EXL and TransUnion among the notable decliners as investors reassess growth prospects.
