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.
As influencer incomes soar, many are leaving life-changing sums idle in checking accounts. Financial advisor Natasha Howe is stepping in, teaching a new generation of female creators how to build investment portfolios and secure their futures.
New data reveals a sustained contraction in UK service sector employment, driven by severe pressures on pubs and restaurants, marking the most prolonged downturn in 16 years.
Jon Ruben, 76, faces sentencing after pleading guilty to 18 offenses, including sexually assaulting boys and administering sedatives to children at his camp and his own spouse.
Shares of Perfect Corp. (PERF) have tumbled over 33% in the past year, trading near $1.46. While recent performance has spooked investors, a deep dive into valuation metrics suggests the software company may be significantly undervalued. We examine the numbers and the narratives shaping this volatile stock.
Royal Philips is spearheading a significant European Union-backed consortium, PreciseOnco, aimed at advancing precision oncology through next-generation imaging and minimally invasive therapies. The move comes as the healthcare giant's stock performance draws mixed reviews from the market.
Major AI firms are tapping unconventional debt markets to fund a trillion-dollar infrastructure sprint, raising alarms among seasoned investors about unsustainable spending and a potential market correction.
U.S. private sector employment grew by a mere 22,000 jobs in January, significantly missing economist forecasts and signaling a continued cooling of the labor market as wage increases hold steady.
The Washington Post informed staff of a major organizational overhaul on Wednesday, eliminating approximately 300 roles. The cuts include the dissolution of the standalone sports desk and the closure of the books section and flagship podcast, marking one of the most significant contractions in the newspaper's recent history.
A controversial bill advancing in Arizona's legislature seeks to criminalize parents who bring minors to drag performances, raising concerns over parental rights and First Amendment freedoms.
Coinbase Global's shares have tumbled alongside cryptocurrency prices, yet strong fundamentals and growing non-trading revenue streams are fueling a fierce debate among investors about whether the selloff has gone too far.
Shares of Energy Fuels Inc. (UUUU) rallied sharply Tuesday, breaking a three-day slump, as investors bet on domestic rare earth miners following the announcement of a new federal stockpiling program aimed at securing supply chains.
The home goods giant is expanding beyond retail shelves, acquiring Tokens.com to build a blockchain-powered platform aimed at revolutionizing real estate and asset financing for homeowners.
Private payrolls expanded at a far slower pace than anticipated last month, according to ADP data, signaling potential cooling in the labor market as hiring momentum weakens across key industries.
U.S. stock futures were mixed Wednesday as investors digested a flood of corporate earnings. While AMD shares tumbled on conservative guidance, all eyes are on Alphabet's report after the close for signs of AI demand strength.
While Tyson Foods' shares have trailed the S&P 500 over the past year, a recent analyst upgrade and a 'Moderate Buy' consensus signal Wall Street's belief in the protein giant's long-term turnaround story, even amid mixed quarterly results.
Fox Corporation reported a 2% rise in quarterly revenue to $5.18 billion, driven by distribution and advertising gains. However, shareholder net income fell sharply to $229 million, pressured by escalating costs for live sports programming rights—a strategic bet that is proving both a shield and a strain in a turbulent media landscape.
Strauss Zelnick clarifies that while AI tools are used extensively across Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games' upcoming blockbuster is being built entirely by human creators, drawing a clear line between development tools and the final entertainment product.
Wall Street analysts have significantly lowered their 2026 revenue projections for Aquestive Therapeutics (AQST) by 26%, signaling heightened caution even as the stock price climbs. The revised forecasts highlight a more conservative view of the company's near-term growth trajectory.
The Baltimore-based investment manager reported a 5% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.93 billion for the fourth quarter of 2025, missing analyst forecasts. While assets under management saw a stronger uptick, fee income growth remained muted.
