Argan Inc. reports record project backlog and strong financials, driving a significant stock rally. While management touts diversified industrial demand as a tailwind, the market debate now centers on the durability of this growth phase and the company's ability to convert its massive pipeline into sustained profit.
CPA Australia cautions that the latest interest rate increase will intensify financial pressures on families and small enterprises, calling for long-term government reforms to improve the business environment and access to professional advice.
As a record number of Americans forgo parenthood, the traditional roadmap for wills, trusts, and end-of-life care is being rewritten. Without clear heirs, experts warn of legal limbo and financial vulnerability, urging proactive planning.
Bitcoin's price briefly fell below $73,000 amid significant selling by large holders, before finding support on news of a U.S. government funding deal. The market now watches to see if key levels hold.
After a month-long blockade, the United Nations has secured approval from Houthi authorities to resume vital humanitarian air services to Sanaa this February, offering a lifeline to millions amid Yemen's deepening crisis.
President Joseph Aoun condemns Israeli aerial spraying of an unknown substance over southern Lebanon as a violation of sovereignty and a health hazard, prompting UN investigations and renewed diplomatic tensions.
Eligible veterans in Indiana may qualify for substantial property tax deductions—up to $38,960—based on their service history and disability status, offering significant financial relief for Hoosier heroes.
As national home sales hit a three-decade low, Asheville's real estate landscape is stabilizing, with increased inventory and moderated price growth pointing toward a more balanced market next year.
Tether's ambitious plan to raise up to $20 billion at a staggering $500 billion valuation has quietly faltered, casting doubt on the stablecoin giant's aggressive expansion strategy amid a turbulent market and declining profits.
New data reveals a stark contradiction in American spending habits: while nearly half admit impulse buys hurt their finances, the pursuit of instant joy and social pressure keeps wallets open. Experts warn of a 'restriction-binge' cycle and offer pathways to more intentional financial health.
The Ansonia Landing shopping plaza, anchored by a now-shuttered Stop & Shop, has been listed for sale. The property, last appraised at $10.5 million, becomes one of the largest available retail centers in Connecticut, spotlighting the challenges facing suburban commercial real estate.
Charter Communications returns to the Super Bowl stage with a patriotic ad campaign highlighting its U.S. workforce and infrastructure, as the telecom giant navigates a major merger and recent layoffs.
A second day of heavy losses for software and analytics stocks worldwide underscores mounting investor fears over AI disruption, with companies in legal services and data analytics bearing the brunt of the selloff.
SLB has been awarded a significant five-year, $1.5 billion integrated contract by Kuwait Oil Company to manage the next, more technically demanding phase of the Mutriba field's development.
As the AI race intensifies, investors face a stark choice between Nvidia's foundational chip empire and Palantir's data analytics software. Valuation and long-term strategic positioning are key battlegrounds in this high-stakes comparison.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a video conference Wednesday, as Beijing balances its strategic partnership with Moscow against a recent flurry of diplomatic engagements with Western powers.
Myanmar's military rulers announce plans for a powerful new council to oversee both the armed forces and the incoming civilian administration, a move analysts say is designed to secure Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's political future and tighten the junta's grip on power.
As the FIFA World Cup approaches, homeowners in host cities are investing heavily to attract soccer fans, hoping for record-breaking nightly rates. But in an increasingly competitive market, proximity to the stadium is no longer a guarantee of success.
In a move timed for the biggest snacking weekend of the year, PepsiCo announces price cuts of up to 15% on its flagship chip brands including Lay's, Doritos, and Cheetos, directly addressing consumer affordability concerns.
Lumen Technologies met Q4 revenue expectations but saw an 8.7% year-over-year sales decline to $3.04 billion, while non-GAAP earnings of $0.23 per share surpassed estimates. The company's strategic shift toward enterprise services and network modernization marks a critical transition phase.
