In a bold challenge to industry leaders DoorDash and Uber Eats, Grubhub is eliminating delivery fees on large orders and making its Super Bowl debut, signaling a renewed push under owner Wonder to reclaim relevance in the crowded food delivery sector.
Amid tightening regulations and a renewed focus on supply chain integrity, two deep-tech innovators secure significant pre-Series A funding. Meanwhile, sustainability platform Worldly expands its impact measurement tool to new product categories, signaling a broader industry shift towards data-driven accountability.
The New York Times reports a surge in digital subscriptions and advertising revenue for 2025, contrasting sharply with The Washington Post's announcement of sweeping layoffs and section closures as the industry's divide widens.
Digital identity firm Trust Stamp has filed to trademark "WOW" for its consumer biometric wallet platform, a non-custodial system designed to consolidate multiple digital wallets under one secure, password-free access point using tokenized facial recognition.
The Texas-based independent theater chain has abruptly closed its entire Los Angeles footprint, the latest blow to an industry still grappling with post-pandemic recovery and shifting audience habits.
After months of dramatic increases, DDR5 memory prices in Germany show signs of plateauing. However, industry experts caution that high costs and supply chain pressures are far from over, with significant relief not expected before late 2027.
The creation of a new shale giant through the Devon-Coterra merger comes with a significant relocation of corporate headquarters from Oklahoma City to Houston, sparking debate over regional economic impacts and the future of energy industry consolidation.
In a bold marketing move ahead of the Super Bowl, AI firm Anthropic reinforces its commitment to an ad-free chatbot experience for Claude, directly contrasting rival OpenAI's new advertising tests and highlighting a deepening philosophical divide in the industry.
A coalition of 43 state attorneys general has filed a sweeping lawsuit accusing pharmaceutical giant Novartis and its former subsidiary Sandoz of orchestrating a massive bid-rigging scheme for 31 generic drugs, calling it one of the most brazen conspiracies ever uncovered in the industry.
A sharp decline in legal sports wagers in Illinois, coinciding with recent tax increases, points to a growing shift of bettors toward untaxed and unregulated offshore sites and local bookmakers, according to industry analysis.
Despite a 5.7% revenue dip in 2025, Old Dominion Freight Line maintains industry-leading service metrics and cost discipline. Executives express cautious optimism for a demand rebound, banking on superior service and expanded network capacity to capture market share as the cycle turns.
Silicon Motion Technology (SIMO) reported robust Q4 2025 results, surpassing revenue and margin targets, as executives outlined a bullish outlook fueled by AI infrastructure needs, PCIe Gen5 adoption, and strategic market share gains. The company forecasts continued sequential growth through 2026, targeting record annual revenue despite industry-wide memory supply constraints.
As the AI investment cycle accelerates toward an estimated $10 trillion, industry analysts highlight semiconductor leaders Nvidia and TSMC as critical, value-priced holdings for the coming years.
The recent Bluezone trade fair in Munich highlighted pivotal shifts in global denim sourcing and a wave of fabric innovations, as the industry navigates economic pressures and evolving consumer tastes.
Despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop for the furniture industry, Flexsteel Industries reports robust Q1 FY2025 results, with sales up nearly 10% and operating margins expanding significantly. The company credits its growth to strategic product launches and targeted retail partnerships.
In a candid industry forecast, Volvo's outgoing CEO Håkan Samuelsson states that manufacturing efficiencies and falling battery costs will make EVs cheaper to produce than internal combustion vehicles within five years, a shift that could redefine auto market dynamics.
Despite industry headwinds, Lear Corporation (LEA) reported a resilient fourth quarter, marked by record contract wins and a strategic focus on automation and innovation that is setting the stage for margin expansion and shareholder returns in the coming year.
A new industry analysis reveals a 6% average drop in full-coverage auto insurance costs for 2025, offering relief after years of steep hikes. However, the trend is uneven, with premiums rising sharply in several states, deepening an affordability divide across the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Justice has imposed significant divestiture requirements on the proposed $126 million merger between industry giants Reddy Ice and Arctic Glacier, aiming to prevent a regional monopoly and protect consumer prices.
The software sector has plunged into a bear market, with Anthropic's latest AI tool triggering a fresh wave of panic selling. As valuations crumble, investors grapple with existential questions about the industry's future in an AI-dominated landscape.
