The fast-casual chicken chain appoints industry veteran Greg Levin as its new CEO, leveraging his two-decade track record of scaling BJ's Restaurants to fuel its own coast-to-coast growth ambitions.
As New York lawmakers consider tighter rules for prediction markets, platforms Polymarket and Kalshi are funding high-profile grocery giveaways, aligning their public image with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's campaign for affordable food.
Charter Communications' Spectrum is rolling out a trio of major initiatives—including guaranteed response times and a new hybrid Wi-Fi product—in a bid to stem the loss of hundreds of thousands of internet subscribers, as competition from fixed wireless and fiber intensifies.
Crypto.com has launched a prediction market platform that, for the first time, allows retail users to trade on margin—a high-risk feature common in finance but unprecedented in regulated event betting.
NXP Semiconductors surpassed Q4 revenue forecasts, fueled by a rebound in automotive and industrial demand. However, the chipmaker's strategic retreat from certain businesses and lingering market skepticism tempered the upbeat results, as shares dipped post-earnings.
Mortgage insurer MGIC Investment reported flat Q4 revenue, missing Wall Street estimates, as a tough housing market offset stable credit performance. The company's profit met expectations, but rising costs and stagnant growth signal ongoing challenges.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe proposes eliminating the state income tax, a move hailed as pro-growth but which critics warn could shift a heavy compliance burden onto local businesses through an expanded sales tax on digital services.
While Tesla's electric vehicle deliveries dipped in Q4 2025, its energy storage business shattered records, deploying 14.2 GWh. CEO Elon Musk declares energy as the company's future growth engine, even as solar faces industry headwinds.
The snack and beverage giant is rolling out significant price cuts across its U.S. portfolio, a strategic reversal after years of inflation-driven hikes, aiming to boost sales volume and competitiveness as consumer spending tightens.
DaVita Inc. (NYSE: DVA) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that topped Wall Street forecasts, driven by higher revenue per treatment and its integrated care programs. While margins faced pressure, the company outlined a 2026 roadmap focused on clinical initiatives and partnerships to spur patient growth.
Monday's trading session saw significant moves across sectors, from senior living to security systems, driven by analyst upgrades, strong earnings, and broader market pressures in tech and crypto.
Digital Currency Group CEO Barry Silbert views the recent sharp downturn in cryptocurrency markets not as a crisis, but as a necessary cleansing that will pave the way for the next major capital rotation. He reveals his conviction in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a select few altcoins even as prices tumble.
Electronic Arts has forged a multi-year partnership with Stability AI, securing a strategic stake in the James Cameron-backed firm. The deal aims to develop bespoke AI tools for game creation, even as industry fears over job displacement loom large.
Amid rising costs, scaling back retirement contributions may seem inevitable. Financial experts, however, urge savers to protect one key asset: the full company match, a move that could prevent significant long-term loss.
A sharp sell-off in major technology stocks pressured U.S. equity benchmarks Tuesday, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. The Nasdaq led declines, falling over 2%, as PayPal's weak outlook sparked sector-wide concerns.
While Research Frontiers (NASDAQ: REFR) continues to operate at a loss, its manageable cash burn and strong balance sheet position the smart glass technology developer to fund its growth strategy—but declining revenue raises questions.
At the FreightWaves F3 Festival, Echo Global Logistics' Christopher Clemmensen detailed how a shift to private ownership fuels long-term tech investment and a customer-driven strategy, helping shippers navigate trade shifts, labor shortages, and sustainability pressures.
Pfizer navigates a year of transition as declining COVID product sales and looming patent cliffs pressure revenue. The pharmaceutical giant is betting its future on a revitalized R&D strategy and newly acquired obesity assets from Metsera to drive growth beyond 2026.
Disney Chairman James Gorman reveals the board swiftly dismissed the idea of appointing co-CEOs, opting instead for a clear leadership structure with Josh D’Amaro as CEO and Dana Walden as President. Gorman, drawing from his Morgan Stanley experience, argues shared CEO roles are ‘generally pretty fraught’ despite rare successes.
TechCrunch Disrupt's premier startup competition, Startup Battlefield 200, sets its sights on 2026 with a renewed focus on AI, climate tech, and health innovation. The global program opens applications this month, offering early-stage founders a coveted path to visibility and venture capital.
