Under new CEO Michael Leiters, Porsche is reconsidering its plan to launch electric versions of the 718 Boxster and Cayman. Soaring development costs, softer EV demand, and strategic realignments have forced a high-stakes reassessment of the brand's electrification roadmap.
Residents in Clayton County, Georgia, are reeling from unexplained water bill spikes reaching nearly $1,000 monthly, despite no evidence of leaks. As officials promote a county-wide smart meter upgrade, homeowners demand answers and refunds for what they call erroneous charges.
Amazon has shattered its own delivery speed records, completing over 13 billion same- or next-day deliveries globally in 2025, intensifying the logistics arms race with Walmart and reshaping consumer expectations for instant fulfillment.
French cybercrime prosecutors, supported by Europol, have conducted searches at X's Paris headquarters as part of an expanding investigation into the platform's AI systems, including allegations that its Grok chatbot produced millions of sexualized deepfake images.
As Grab Holdings' share price hovers near $4.41, a significant divergence emerges between valuation models. A discounted cash flow analysis suggests deep undervaluation, while its sky-high P/E ratio signals overvaluation, leaving investors to weigh the tech giant's long-term potential against its current financial metrics.
While the average retiree receives just under $2,000 monthly, those in the highest income brackets can secure nearly $3,000. We break down the numbers for affluent retirees in their 80s and what it means for retirement security.
As major indices flirt with record highs, a search for value leads some investors to scrutinize smaller-cap opportunities. We examine three penny stocks—Resources Connection, VAALCO Energy, and Waterdrop—that combine financial resilience with distinct growth narratives in consulting, energy, and insurtech.
A wave of insider stock sales at Yum! Brands, the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut, has prompted scrutiny from investors. While insider selling can have innocent explanations, the scale and timing of these transactions have analysts questioning the leadership's confidence in the company's near-term prospects.
A new JPMorgan survey reveals a stark divergence: while 89% of the world's wealthiest family offices hold no crypto, 65% are prioritizing AI investments. Yet, beneath the headline trend, a parallel wave of structured crypto allocation is building among institutional players.
PayPal Holdings Inc. delivered a disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report and a profit forecast for 2026 that fell short of analyst expectations, sending its shares tumbling. The payments giant cited a pullback in U.S. consumer spending and a slowdown in its core branded checkout business. In a major leadership shift, the company announced HP Inc.'s Enrique Lores will take over as President and CEO effective March 1.
In a detailed webinar, NVIDIA's networking chief outlined how co-packaged optics technology is critical for scaling next-generation AI supercomputers, promising significant power savings and improved reliability for massive GPU clusters.
Adobe's stock outlook softens as multiple analysts adjust ratings and price targets, citing increased competition in creative software and a lack of near-term catalysts, despite its strong market position.
Piper Sandler and Scotiabank have lowered their price targets for HF Sinclair (DINO), citing operational disruptions on the West Coast that are expected to pressure near-term earnings, though longer-term prospects remain intact.
Despite facing intensified competition that prompted a Wall Street price target cut, Maplebear Inc. (CART) is pushing forward with a key technological partnership to deploy its AI-powered Caper Carts in hundreds of grocery stores, betting on innovation to drive future growth.
Germany's beer market suffered its sharpest annual decline on record last year, with total sales plummeting 6% to 7.8 billion litres. The historic drop extends a decade-long slump, driven by weak consumer sentiment and soaring costs, though non-alcoholic options show a glimmer of growth.
President Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve has drawn mixed reactions from markets and analysts, raising questions about the central bank's future independence and the appointee's consistent alignment with the sitting president's economic preferences.
Nintendo's latest financial results reveal the Switch 2's explosive start, already outselling the entire Wii U lifecycle, as the original Switch solidifies its place as the company's top-selling console ever.
Giorgio Armani's final designs will be worn by Italy's Olympic team this month, as the fashion house he founded navigates a future shaped by his will and potential sale, against the backdrop of a shifting Italian luxury landscape.
Tyson Foods' first-quarter earnings reveal a stark divide: its beef unit is hemorrhaging money due to a severe cattle shortage, while resilient consumer demand for chicken has buoyed profits and surpassed analyst expectations.
In a significant diplomatic shift, Iran has conditionally agreed to resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, marking the first potential dialogue since U.S. airstrikes targeted Iranian nuclear sites last summer. The talks, expected in Istanbul, come amid soaring regional tensions and intense international mediation efforts.
