Following a brief diplomatic pause, Russian forces launched a massive wave of drones and missiles against Ukrainian cities overnight, severely damaging critical energy infrastructure as temperatures plunged below zero.
Israel has issued a sharp rebuke after Gaza's interim governing body unveiled a logo nearly identical to that of the Palestinian Authority, reigniting tensions over the role of the PA in post-war governance and threatening to destabilize the fragile U.S.-brokered peace process.
Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of rape as his high-profile trial opens, facing a total of 38 charges including abuse and covert filming.
Two foreign contract workers have been detained on suspicion of deliberately damaging multiple German naval vessels at the port of Hamburg. Authorities allege the sabotage, involving engine sabotage and critical system tampering, was discovered just before a warship's scheduled departure.
A major U.S. order for Finnish-made icebreakers, crucial for Arctic access, is shadowed by geopolitical tensions and President Trump's controversial interest in Greenland, raising questions about the future of the partnership.
A Lancaster couple received consecutive life sentences without parole for the 2020 murders and decapitations of their two children, with surviving siblings forced to view the bodies and held captive for days.
A quick-thinking mother and a father teamed up to save a child from an icy retention pond in Norfolk, Virginia, but the rescue effort nearly turned tragic when both adults also fell through the thin ice.
French specialty chemicals giant Arkema has inked a strategic battery partnership and secured a top sustainability rating. Analysts are weighing whether these moves signal a transformative shift for the company's role in the EV and energy storage sectors, and if its current share price fully reflects this potential.
General Electric's fair value estimate rises to $357.24 per share, driven by revised analyst outlook on its aerospace division. The adjustment reflects stronger revenue projections and a favorable discount rate, balancing a robust order book against ongoing execution challenges.
The prominent venture capital firm confirms a wave of partner departures resulted from internal disagreements, as it intensifies its focus on artificial intelligence investments and prepares to open a U.S. office, while reaffirming India as its core market.
In a historic break from its 54-year tradition, Southwest Airlines is introducing assigned seating, premium options, and bag fees. The strategic pivot, mirroring major competitors, is central to an ambitious plan to dramatically boost profitability within two years.
Shares of Helmerich & Payne gained over 5% following the announcement of a planned CEO succession and the reactivation of seven idle drilling rigs in Saudi Arabia, signaling a strategic pivot towards international growth.
Medtronic moves to acquire CathWorks and its non-invasive artery diagnostic system in a deal worth up to $585 million, aiming to strengthen its dominant cardiac portfolio and address a leading cause of heart disease.
Stephens slashes its price target for Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI) to $16, citing a mixed outlook. The stock, already down nearly 50% over the past year, fell further this week amid broader energy sector weakness.
The Southern-themed chain implements cost-cutting measures, requiring staff to primarily dine at its own restaurants and cover alcohol expenses during business travel, as it navigates financial headwinds and recent brand missteps.
Costco's latest earnings reveal a staggering 92.3% membership renewal rate in North America, a figure that underpins its entire low-margin, high-volume business model and generates billions in near-pure profit.
First Solar (FSLR) shares dropped nearly 7% this week following a downgrade by BMO Capital, which cited rising domestic competition and potential new market pressure from Tesla's expanding solar manufacturing plans.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D’Amaro, the executive behind its lucrative parks and cruises division, as its next chief executive. The move seeks to solidify leadership after Bob Iger's return from a failed succession plan, placing a seasoned operations leader at the helm of the global entertainment giant.
The company secures crucial EPBC Act approval, removing a major permitting obstacle and paving the way for final development planning of its significant gold-copper project in Western Australia.
BellRing Brands, the US sports nutrition leader, has initiated a search for a new CEO as Darcy Davenport prepares to step down later this year. The transition news coincides with the company's Q1 FY2026 report showing modest sales growth but significant profit declines.
