Bitcoin tumbled to lows not seen since late 2024, breaching the $73,000 support level and triggering steep declines in major crypto-correlated stocks as a sell-off in technology shares rippled through risk assets.
The crypto-focused financial services firm reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by unrealized losses on its digital asset holdings, despite strong operational performance in its core businesses.
Following a blockbuster Q4 earnings report, Palantir Technologies demonstrates accelerating revenue and profitability, driven by its Artificial Intelligence Platform. Wall Street's most bullish forecast now sees a potential 73% upside for the stock.
At a major investment forum, Blackstone President Jon Gray highlighted artificial intelligence as the foremost strategic issue for the world's largest alternative asset manager, outlining a dual approach of investing in foundational infrastructure while navigating sector-specific risks.
Scotland Yard has launched a formal investigation into allegations of misconduct in public office against former British ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson, following the release of U.S. court documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the British-educated son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and once a pivotal figure in the country's politics, has been killed by unidentified gunmen, his adviser confirmed, casting a shadow over Libya's fragile stability.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once heir-apparent to his father Muammar Gaddafi's regime and a complex figure in Libya's turbulent post-revolution politics, has been killed in western Libya, close associates confirm, closing a tumultuous chapter in the country's history.
A California appeals court has overturned the 2023 conviction of former UCLA gynecologist James Heaps, citing a procedural error involving a juror's language proficiency. The ruling mandates a new trial for Heaps, who was previously sentenced to 11 years for sexually abusing patients.
A 29-year-old Florida man faces murder and attempted murder charges after a brutal workplace shooting that left his ex-girlfriend dead and her co-worker fighting for her life. Court documents reveal the suspect expressed no remorse, stating he would commit the act again.
Kyle Rittenhouse, the acquitted Kenosha shooter turned conservative figure, has called for the removal of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after she vowed to jail individuals bringing firearms into Washington, D.C., igniting a fierce debate over Second Amendment rights.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's stark warning that bringing a gun to Washington, D.C., will lead to jail time has reignited tensions over gun rights and enforcement, highlighting a recurring conflict within the Trump administration's approach to the Second Amendment.
A brutal week for Kogan.com shareholders sees the stock sink further, capping a devastating five-year decline. As revenue shrinks and profits remain elusive, questions mount about the online retailer's path to recovery.
The educator-focused insurer reported a 6.3% year-over-year revenue increase to $434.8 million, falling short of Wall Street forecasts, while adjusted earnings of $1.21 per share slightly exceeded expectations.
In a landmark deal, Equatorial Guinea has significantly increased the state's share in the Chevron-operated Aseng field, a move set to anchor the country's ambitions to become a central gas hub for the Gulf of Guinea region.
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin argues that business leaders are increasingly wary of public political debates and resent perceived pressure to align with administrations, a dynamic amplified by social media's influence.
Matthews International (NASDAQ: MATW) reported fourth-quarter revenue that narrowly surpassed analyst expectations, though sales fell sharply year-over-year. The diversified solutions provider posted a non-GAAP loss per share, missing estimates, even as operational efficiency showed marked improvement.
Thermo Fisher Scientific is phasing out operations at its Franklin, Massachusetts site by late 2026, resulting in more than 80 layoffs. This follows a larger round of cuts announced last year, signaling ongoing restructuring within the life sciences giant.
As Josh D'Amaro officially takes the helm at The Walt Disney Company, succeeding Bob Iger, details of his executive compensation package—including a multimillion-dollar base salary and substantial long-term incentives—have been disclosed. The financial terms set the stage for a new chapter at the entertainment giant.
The Walt Disney Company has named theme parks chief Josh D’Amaro as its next CEO, placing its most reliable profit engine at the helm to steer the global media giant through industry-wide uncertainty and a historic $60 billion global expansion.
A new analysis from the Cato Institute reveals immigrants generated a $14.5 trillion fiscal surplus since 1994, with undocumented workers accounting for over $1.7 trillion, challenging narratives that they burden the economy.
