Forget Apple and Nvidia. The top-performing stock since 2000 is an energy drink maker, echoing a surprising pattern from the last century's winner.
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.
Shares of Galaxy Digital tumbled sharply on Tuesday following the release of its fourth-quarter earnings, which revealed a net loss of $482 million. The dramatic swing from profit to loss underscores the crypto sector's vulnerability to market downturns.
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.
A viral TikTok investigation alleges systematic weight mislabeling on meat products at Walmart stores, prompting supplier and corporate responses as the retail giant grapples with renewed pricing integrity concerns.
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.
Ethereum's price faces headwinds following founder Vitalik Buterin's latest moves—a substantial charitable donation and a public reassessment of the blockchain's scaling roadmap—raising questions about market sentiment and the future of Layer 2 networks.
Crypto.com has launched OG, a regulated, standalone prediction market that blends social features with leveraged trading on sports and global events, just ahead of the Super Bowl.
Despite a staggering 1,500% surge over six months, analysts see further room for SanDisk's stock to run, fueled by insatiable AI-driven storage demand and a tight NAND market that continues to boost pricing and profitability.
Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, reported a 33% surge in adjusted revenue to $2.2 billion for 2025, driven by a strategic expansion into traditional assets and proprietary trading. The shift highlights the firm's successful move to reduce reliance on volatile crypto trading volumes.
At least fourteen people died after a migrant dinghy collided with a Greek coast guard vessel near the island of Chios, reigniting scrutiny over EU border policies and migrant safety in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D’Amaro, the architect behind its thriving parks and experiences division, as its next Chief Executive Officer, bringing a decisive end to the high-stakes succession saga following Bob Iger's return.
Global insurance giant Chubb Limited reported fourth-quarter revenue in line with analyst projections, while adjusted earnings per share significantly exceeded estimates, driven by strong underwriting and investment performance.
Darden Restaurants is pulling the plug on its Bahama Breeze brand, with plans to close half of its 28 locations and convert the rest to other concepts like Olive Garden, marking the end of the tropical-themed casual dining experiment.
A wave of selling hit technology and data-focused stocks Tuesday, fueled by investor concerns that new AI agents could disrupt legacy software businesses. The Nasdaq fell sharply as bitcoin extended recent losses, signaling a broader retreat from risk.
A coalition of major German trade associations is urging the federal government to suspend the national Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, arguing recent amendments fail to provide meaningful relief and create redundancy ahead of upcoming EU-wide rules.
Dogecoin led losses among major cryptocurrencies as a shift to risk-off sentiment and a surge in speculative derivatives trading triggered a sharp sell-off, despite a lull in spot market activity.
Digital asset prices found a floor Tuesday after a volatile session, as investor anxiety eased following the passage of a stopgap funding bill in Congress to end a brief government shutdown.
Cocoa prices posted gains for a second consecutive session, driven by concerns over slowing arrivals from top producer Ivory Coast. The rally comes despite a backdrop of ample global supplies and tepid demand, highlighting the market's ongoing volatility.
Arabica and robusta coffee futures tumbled sharply on Tuesday, extending a week-long sell-off as beneficial rains in Brazil's key growing region eased supply fears and bolstered crop prospects for the world's top producer.
