PepsiCo announces a significant price reduction on its portfolio of popular snack chips, including Cheetos, Doritos, and Lay's, aiming to ease consumer budgets amid ongoing inflationary pressures.
A New York Fed analysis of consumer spending from 2023-2025 shows a stark and growing divide between college graduates and non-graduates, providing fresh evidence of a 'K-shaped' economic recovery where the educated continue to outpace others.
Modular housing leader Champion Homes (SKY) surpassed Q4 earnings expectations despite a modest sales increase, as strategic shifts toward company-owned retail and new product lines helped offset broader market pressures.
‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary pushes back against rising criticism of ultra-wealthy business figures, arguing that entrepreneurs like Michael Dell and Warren Buffett are vital job creators and philanthropists whose contributions are overshadowed by inequality debates.
A federal aviation safety inspector has filed a $12.75 million lawsuit against United Airlines, alleging the carrier banned him for life after he documented cabin safety violations during a 2022 flight, leading to professional repercussions and a dismissed federal case against him.
Driven by blockbuster sales of its weight-loss and diabetes treatments, Eli Lilly's 2025 revenue surged 45%, with the company forecasting even stronger growth for 2026 as it prepares to launch a pivotal oral therapy.
Senior officials from the United States and Iran are scheduled to meet in Muscat, Oman, this Friday for talks aimed at de-escalating tensions and addressing concerns over Tehran's nuclear program, according to confirmations from both governments.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene, allowing California's newly drawn congressional districts—expected to favor Democrats in five seats—to stand for the 2026 midterms. The decision follows state voters' approval of Proposition 50 and marks a setback for Republican efforts alleging racial gerrymandering.
A Santa Barbara County family has launched a federal lawsuit challenging California's strict oil drilling setback law, arguing it constitutes an unconstitutional taking of their mineral rights and threatens generational wealth.
The CEO of derivatives giant CME Group has revealed the exchange is actively exploring the creation of its own digital asset, a significant step in the institutional adoption of blockchain technology for collateral and settlement.
As corporate mandates for full-time office work intensify, a growing body of evidence suggests the push may be backfiring, with the most skilled employees and working parents most likely to walk out the door.
Long sidelined by investors, nuclear power is witnessing a dramatic comeback, propelled by the insatiable energy demands of artificial intelligence and a seismic shift in sentiment among major financial institutions, opening a multi-trillion-dollar market frontier.
As the quantum computing sector moves from lab to market, investors are eyeing early leaders D-Wave Quantum and IonQ. Despite high valuations and technical hurdles, their divergent approaches could define the industry's future.
OpenAI's proposal to trade its AI software for a cut of future drug revenues faces steep odds, analysts say, as the real bottlenecks in medicine lie far beyond the discovery phase.
The Massachusetts-based furniture retailer, a fixture since 1952, has ceased operations and filed for liquidation bankruptcy, leaving dozens unemployed and over $13 million in debts.
Despite cooling national growth and pockets of weakness spreading across the Sunbelt, home prices increased in three-quarters of U.S. metro areas last quarter, as falling mortgage rates offered some relief to buyers.
CEO Alex Karp argues Palantir’s explosive growth and unique AI infrastructure warrant a valuation framework distinct from typical software firms, as the company posts a 70% revenue surge and ambitious 2026 guidance.
Elon Musk's move to merge SpaceX and xAI signals a pivotal shift for the tech industry, pointing toward a future where the most ambitious energy, computing, and industrial projects leave Earth's surface.
Simon Property Group unveils a major redesign plan for Tampa's International Plaza, part of a nationwide $250 million investment to transform traditional malls into modern lifestyle destinations with expanded outdoor spaces and curated experiences.
Major automakers have expressed support for the Trump administration's proposal to significantly relax future fuel efficiency targets, while urging adjustments to specific provisions on credit trading and vehicle classifications.
