The Southern-themed chain has issued a new directive requiring corporate employees to eat primarily at its own restaurants while on business travel, a move that coincides with recent job cuts at its headquarters.
Alberta is on the verge of transforming its online gambling landscape by opening the door to private operators, aiming to capture revenue from a thriving grey market and become Canada's second province with a competitive, regulated iGaming sector.
PepsiCo reported stronger-than-expected Q4 2025 revenue of $29.34 billion, a 5.6% year-over-year increase. However, a continued drop in sales volumes and margin pressures highlight the challenges facing the consumer staples giant as it navigates a shifting market.
Despite trailing the broader market over the past year, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) retains robust analyst confidence, with a 'Strong Buy' consensus and significant projected upside ahead of its upcoming earnings.
In a surprise move, PayPal replaces CEO Alex Chriss after just five months, appointing veteran tech executive and board member Enrique Lores to lead the company amid investor pressure for faster growth and strategic clarity.
A limited reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza has enabled a small number of Palestinians to reunite with families and offered a critical pathway for the sick and injured to seek treatment abroad, amid ongoing tensions and stringent controls.
House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a pivotal procedural vote Tuesday to end the partial government shutdown, navigating a razor-thin Republican majority and internal defiance despite former President Trump's directive against any changes to the funding measure.
As a federal investigation into a quarter-billion-dollar pandemic feeding program fraud unfolds, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison finds his progressive environmental litigation alliances facing renewed and intense political examination.
Amid a tech-driven market rally, American International Group (AIG) emerged as a key performer for Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund in late 2025, highlighting a shift toward fundamentally sound, cash-generative businesses.
Industrial supplies giant W.W. Grainger (NYSE:GWW) reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street forecasts, though earnings per share fell short of consensus. The company's outlook suggests a period of moderated growth ahead.
A new analysis from Macquarie reveals a pivotal shift: carbon pricing is now being driven more by local political will and regulatory changes than by global emissions trends, creating divergent fortunes for markets from Europe to the Pacific.
A new analysis reveals a surge in Gulf investment in African clean energy projects, while urging a strategic pivot towards funding the continent's underdeveloped power grids to unlock greater economic and climate impact.
A group of former Dell Technologies employees has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the company of breaching its fiduciary duties by retaining underperforming in-house funds in its $14.6 billion retirement plan, allegedly costing participants over $318 million.
Saks Global is dramatically scaling back its off-price footprint, closing 57 Saks OFF 5TH stores as part of a Chapter 11 restructuring. The move signals a sharp strategic turn towards full-price luxury retail, leaving just a dozen discount outlets operational nationwide.
Major cryptocurrencies pared gains during Asian trading hours, with Bitcoin demonstrating resilience above a key technical level despite market sentiment plumbing depths of pessimism not seen in months.
Russia's leading financial marketplace is set to introduce ruble-settled futures contracts for three major altcoins, broadening access to crypto derivatives for qualified investors amid a shifting regulatory landscape.
Despite a strong quarterly market rally led by tech, Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund underperformed, citing caution on AI hype. Food distribution giant Sysco was a notable laggard in the fund's portfolio, with analysts pointing to broader concerns over consumer spending and the restaurant industry's outlook.
First Business Financial Services (NASDAQ: FBIZ) announces a dividend increase to $0.34 per share, raising its annual yield to 2.3%. While below the industry average, the bank's strong earnings growth and low payout ratio suggest a sustainable and growing income stream for investors.
As Iran's cryptocurrency transactions surge to an estimated $10 billion annually, U.S. authorities are intensifying scrutiny over whether digital asset platforms are being used by state-linked entities to evade international sanctions, Reuters has learned.
Swiss wealth manager Julius Baer reports a 25% drop in net profit for 2025, driven by significant credit losses and one-off items, even as underlying pre-tax profit rose 17% and assets under management grew to SFr 521 billion on robust net new money.
