Shares of Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) have shown remarkable consistency, closing at $18.76 amid a period of stable trading. Investors are now scrutinizing whether its solid income stream and recent momentum justify a deeper look, or if the rally has already priced in future gains.
While major indices climb, a segment of investors is turning to high-risk, high-reward penny stocks. We examine three companies—Empire Petroleum, Old Market Capital, and Tile Shop Holdings—navigating volatility with distinct strategies, from equity raises to going private.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin challenges the layer-2 ecosystem to move beyond replicating familiar designs, arguing that the primary justification for many rollups—cheaper transactions—is diminishing as Ethereum's own capacity grows.
Alphabet announces plans to potentially double its infrastructure investment this year, signaling an aggressive bet on AI dominance. The move comes as Google is hailed by some analysts as the sector's 'biggest winner,' despite broader market jitters over AI's disruptive potential.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing companies where executives and directors have significant skin in the game. We examine three firms with insider ownership up to 27%, analyzing their growth trajectories and what substantial insider stakes might signal about future prospects.
At its 2026 Annual Meeting, Enerpac Tool Group shareholders voted to re-elect the full slate of directors, retain Ernst & Young as auditor, and approve the company's executive compensation plan, signaling broad support for the current leadership's strategy.
A volunteer restorer's decision to paint the face of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni onto a cherub in a historic Roman chapel has ignited controversy, leading to a formal investigation and the eventual erasure of the image after it was deemed divisive.
In an exclusive interview, Palantir's Shyam Sankar argues that artificial intelligence should be leveraged to flatten corporate hierarchies and return agency to employees, countering fears of widespread job displacement.
Venezuela's acting president announces the closure of the infamous El Helicoide detention center, pledging to transform it into a community space. Critics decry the move as an attempt to whitewash a dark history of repression.
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is considering a run for the leadership of the Democratic Alliance (DA), a pivotal partner in South Africa's coalition government, following the incumbent's decision to step aside.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez vows to proceed with plans to ban under-16s from social media, dismissing fierce opposition from tech moguls Elon Musk and Pavel Durov as attempts to spread misinformation and undermine democratic will.
A new Human Rights Watch report warns that the erosion of fundamental rights across Asia is exacting a heavy economic price, with rising inequality exposing vulnerable populations to labor abuses and predatory scams. The analysis calls for democracies to forge stronger alliances with civil society to counter authoritarian trends.
The Hong Kong Federation of Students, a pivotal force in the city's social movements for decades, has voted to dissolve, citing an untenable operating environment and severe pressures on its members.
Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) signals a strategic shift with the acquisition of a half-million-square-foot industrial portfolio in Portland and key executive appointments, blending real estate investment with core reinsurance operations as the market awaits its quarterly results.
IBM appoints PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Ramon Laguarta to its board of directors, bringing global consumer goods and digital transformation expertise to guide the tech giant's strategic pivot.
Vitalik Buterin's suggestion to revise Ethereum's long-held scaling strategy, moving away from a primary reliance on Layer 2 networks, has sent shockwaves through the ecosystem. Founders of major scaling projects are now defending their value proposition, emphasizing specialization beyond mere transaction processing.
Potato supplier Lamb Weston appoints former AB InBev executive Jan Craps to a newly created executive chairman role and names a new CFO, as the company seeks to navigate profit pressures and activist investor demands.
With nearly 90% of its shares held by major financial institutions, The AES Corporation's stock trajectory is deeply intertwined with the moves of Wall Street's largest players. This concentration brings both stability and potential volatility, as recent market gains highlight.
A week-long counter-terrorism operation in southwestern Pakistan has reportedly resulted in over 200 militant casualties, as security forces move to dismantle networks following a major insurgent assault.
Cardano's ADA token has fallen out of the cryptocurrency top 10, displaced by Bitcoin Cash, following a month of significant price declines. The shift coincides with founder Charles Hoskinson announcing a substantial upgrade to the network's AI bot, Logan, integrating 32 new ecosystem tools.
