David Flueck, the executive credited with shaping the Marriott Bonvoy program, will retire at month's end. His departure is part of a broader wave of senior leadership changes at the hospitality giant, following a recent corporate restructuring.
Senior officials from the United States and Iran are scheduled to meet in Muscat, Oman, this Friday for talks aimed at de-escalating tensions and addressing concerns over Tehran's nuclear program, according to confirmations from both governments.
A federal indictment unsealed in Arizona details a four-year conspiracy involving nine individuals across three states, accused of using straw purchasers to acquire belt-fed rifles and .50-caliber weapons intended for criminal organizations in Mexico.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene, allowing California's newly drawn congressional districts—expected to favor Democrats in five seats—to stand for the 2026 midterms. The decision follows state voters' approval of Proposition 50 and marks a setback for Republican efforts alleging racial gerrymandering.
White House border advisor Tom Homan sharply criticized and dismissed anti-ICE roadblocks in Minneapolis as ineffective and illegal, while announcing the withdrawal of 700 federal agents from the Twin Cities area following what he described as improved local cooperation.
A doorbell camera video of a delivery driver refusing to hand over a pizza without a tip during a severe winter storm has ignited fierce online debate about service worker compensation and etiquette in extreme conditions.
A Santa Barbara County family has launched a federal lawsuit challenging California's strict oil drilling setback law, arguing it constitutes an unconstitutional taking of their mineral rights and threatens generational wealth.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faced pointed questioning on Capitol Hill, first over the theoretical possibility of a federal Bitcoin bailout and then in a heated exchange about a Trump family crypto venture’s regulatory approval.
As stablecoin capitalization surges past $300 billion, a new Moody's report warns that structural vulnerabilities, including opaque reserves and weak governance, could undermine the perceived stability of these digital assets and pose systemic risks.
The abrupt closure of three LOOK Dine-In Cinemas in the Los Angeles area highlights the mounting pressures on mid-sized theater chains, caught between streaming dominance, costly upgrades, and shifting audience habits.
BetMGM announced record financial results for fiscal year 2025, with net revenue soaring 33% to $2.8 billion. While CEO Adam Greenblatt reaffirmed the company's iGaming focus, a 63% surge in online sports betting revenue proved the primary growth driver, signaling a pivotal shift in the competitive U.S. digital gaming landscape.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has acquired two luxury estates in California and Nevada for a combined $92 million, a move that coincides with his shifting business entities out of California as the state considers a new 'Billionaire Tax.'
A historic wave of retiring Baby Boomer business owners is set to transfer an estimated $10 trillion in assets, but a severe shortage of prepared buyers and widespread lack of planning risks shuttering businesses, eroding jobs, and destabilizing local economies across the nation.
As corporate mandates for full-time office work intensify, a growing body of evidence suggests the push may be backfiring, with the most skilled employees and working parents most likely to walk out the door.
Long sidelined by investors, nuclear power is witnessing a dramatic comeback, propelled by the insatiable energy demands of artificial intelligence and a seismic shift in sentiment among major financial institutions, opening a multi-trillion-dollar market frontier.
Shares of cloud communications provider 8x8 soared more than 50% Wednesday after the company reported quarterly results that exceeded expectations and issued guidance well above analyst forecasts, signaling a potential turnaround.
A proposed acquisition of eye-lens maker STAAR Surgical by Alcon faces fierce resistance from major investors, who argue the company is being sold at a cyclical low. The clash has forced deal amendments and delays, setting the stage for a potential proxy fight or higher bid.
Amid a prolonged freight recession, TFI International's stock has been battered. Yet, a deep dive into its fundamentals reveals a resilient cash-generating machine poised to capitalize on an impending industry-wide capacity shock, setting the stage for a potential major rerating.
As major software stocks hit 52-week lows, a chorus of Wall Street analysts warns investors against the temptation to 'buy the dip,' citing momentum studies that show falling knives often keep falling.
As Opendoor Technologies' stock rides a wave of optimism, a starkly contrasting analysis warns of fundamental flaws in its business model, persistent losses, and leadership missteps that could threaten its long-term viability.
