Precious metals markets have been rocked by unprecedented volatility, with gold and silver posting both historic drops and sharp recoveries within days. While long-term believers see a buying opportunity, the rollercoaster has left traders and advisors grappling with strategy.
In a significant economic development win, international engineering firm Mecad USA has chosen the Tulsa Port of Catoosa for its U.S. headquarters and a new advanced manufacturing facility, citing Oklahoma's infrastructure and energy policy reforms as key factors.
A new WalletHub analysis of 182 U.S. cities places Detroit among the lowest for household budgeting skills, highlighting stark contrasts in spending, credit, and savings behaviors across the nation.
In a major settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, Cigna's pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts, has agreed to overhaul its drug pricing practices, particularly for insulin, a move regulators estimate could save patients billions over the next decade.
The latest American Customer Satisfaction Index report for 2026 crowns Trader Joe's as the nation's highest-rated grocer, ending a tie with Publix. The win highlights shifting consumer preferences and regional divides in the competitive supermarket landscape.
Johnson & Johnson gains FDA approval for a new frontline multiple myeloma therapy and unveils a pioneering cardiac imaging catheter, reinforcing its strategic focus on high-growth oncology and medical technology segments.
PepsiCo has announced significant wholesale price cuts of up to 15% on its flagship snack brands like Doritos and Cheetos. While the move is framed as a response to consumer pressure, the final savings for shoppers hinge on individual retailers' pricing decisions.
Trader Joe's has claimed the top spot in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index, scoring 86 out of 100. Its strategy of limited selection, private-label goods, and consistent low prices—eschewing sales and loyalty programs—resonates with budget-conscious shoppers nationwide.
Following a strong fourth quarter with record earnings, Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) is increasing distributions, resuming buybacks, and signaling a more measured approach to capital spending, raising questions about its valuation in a shifting energy landscape.
Pinterest has dismissed two software engineers for creating and distributing an unauthorized tool that identified colleagues affected by recent layoffs, a move the company calls a clear violation of privacy and policy.
Darden Restaurants is shuttering its Bahama Breeze brand nationwide this spring, impacting both Georgia locations. The Duluth restaurant will close permanently, while Kennesaw will be converted to another concept within the company's portfolio.
The recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act marks the most significant overhaul of health savings and flexible spending accounts in years. We break down the key changes—from expanded eligibility to higher contribution limits—and what they mean for employers and employees navigating rising care costs.
A new tax deduction for auto loan interest in 2025 offers relief for buyers, but strict domestic assembly rules mean many popular models won't qualify. Here's a breakdown of the fine print and its market implications.
In a bold marketing move, AI firm Anthropic is using the Super Bowl's massive audience to draw a stark contrast with rival OpenAI, explicitly positioning its Claude chatbot as an ad-free sanctuary in an increasingly commercialized AI landscape.
Mortgage insurer Enact Holdings (ACT) reported solid fourth-quarter results, surpassing earnings expectations and outlining a significant shareholder return program, as disciplined expense management and resilient credit metrics bolster confidence.
A former Bank of England policymaker cautions that a potential leadership change to figures like Angela Rayner or Andy Burnham, advocating for higher public spending, may force the central bank to maintain elevated interest rates for a prolonged period.
President Trump's short-term extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act offers temporary relief but underscores deepening uncertainties in U.S.-Africa relations, with South Africa's status on particularly shaky ground.
Bio-Techne reports flat organic revenue for Q2 FY2026, citing offsetting trends in biotech and pharma. The company highlights strong momentum in China, APAC, and strategic growth areas like cell therapy and spatial biology, while maintaining robust profitability and a positive outlook for the second half of the year.
While the U.S. administration frames a proposed oil shift as part of a broader trade deal, energy analysts highlight formidable logistical and economic obstacles that make a swift transition unlikely for New Delhi.
The impending closure of the Anaheim Transportation Network (ATN) bus service, a fixture for Disneyland visitors for nearly 30 years, highlights growing financial pressures on local transit and forces tourists to rethink their travel plans to the iconic resort.
