A strategic pivot into data center infrastructure, powered by partnerships with Palantir and GE Aerospace, has propelled FTAI Aviation's stock to new heights, signaling a transformative phase for the aircraft engine lessor.
Energy giants Eni and Kuwait's Q8 have greenlit a major joint venture to transform a Sicilian industrial site into a 500,000-tonne-per-year biorefinery, a cornerstone investment aimed at bolstering Europe's supply of sustainable aviation and road transport fuels.
A new national survey reveals a profound shift in public perception, with three-quarters of Americans now valuing practical experience over formal education for career success, a sentiment amplified by AI's growing impact on white-collar roles.
The World Health Organization confirms the first medical evacuations from Gaza via the reopened Rafah crossing, a critical lifeline for over 18,500 patients awaiting urgent care after two years of conflict.
At Web Summit Qatar, Al Jazeera's Director General warned that algorithmic systems are deepening societal divides and unveiled a major initiative to redefine journalism's role by merging technology with ethical reporting.
Norway's parliament has decisively voted to retain the constitutional monarchy, rejecting a republican proposal despite recent scandals involving the royal family and a notable decline in public support.
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) have warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that relocating the Pentagon's dedicated Havana Syndrome team risks sidelining critical research and care for affected personnel, in a move that appears to contradict earlier commitments.
Italian cable giant Prysmian has won a landmark contract to supply over 640km of high-voltage cable for the Eastern Green Link 4, a critical subsea electricity superhighway set to bolster the UK's energy security and renewable capacity by 2033.
At the SCOPE 2026 summit, Massive Bio and ConcertAI unveiled competing AI-driven platforms designed to tackle chronic inefficiencies in oncology clinical trials, from patient enrollment to study design, promising faster, more reliable pathways for new cancer therapies.
Norwegian operator Aker BP has successfully started production from the second phase of its Solveig field, delivering the project on time and budget. The development adds significant reserves and extends plateau production by leveraging existing infrastructure near the Edvard Grieg platform.
In a major move for cost-conscious investors, Vanguard announces sweeping fee reductions across 53 funds, projecting significant savings and reinforcing its client-owned structure amid industry-wide fee pressure.
As Bob Iger prepares to pass the CEO baton, his successor inherits a media empire at a crossroads. While theme parks thrive, the new leader must navigate streaming wars, a declining linear TV business, industry consolidation, and the unpredictable impact of AI on creativity.
The parent company of Fatburger, Johnny Rockets, and Twin Peaks has filed for bankruptcy, closing 32 corporate-owned restaurants as it grapples with over $1.3 billion in defaulted debt and seeks to restructure.
Summit Wealth Group, a $3 billion RIA, has launched a dedicated family office services division, appointing former Commonwealth advisor Michael Comstock to lead the new unit following the acquisition of his $470 million AUM practice.
Energy giants BP and Shell are applying for U.S. licenses to develop the massive Loran-Manatee gas field, a project straddling the maritime borders of Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, as global firms reassess opportunities in the region.
For those without children, retirement planning offers unique freedoms but demands heightened focus on long-term care and estate logistics. Experts warn that skipping these critical steps can lead to significant financial and legal pitfalls.
Senior NATO naval commanders, gathered in Paris, warn that Russia continues to prioritize and fund its Northern Fleet's submarine capabilities, forcing a costly and complex Western response in the North Atlantic and Arctic.
Harvard Bioscience announces the closure of its Holliston, MA manufacturing facility, shifting operations to Minneapolis and Europe by 2027. The move, part of a strategic consolidation, is projected to yield $4 million in annual savings but raises concerns over local job losses and the state's business climate.
As Bitcoin hovers near $78,000, data from mining pool Antpool indicates a significant portion of the network's hardware is operating at razor-thin margins. A further decline could trigger a wave of shutdowns among mid-tier miners, with potential ripple effects for network security and market dynamics.
The Trump administration launches a major public-private initiative to stockpile essential minerals, aiming to shield U.S. manufacturers from supply shocks and reduce strategic dependence on China.
