In his inaugural strategic outlook, GSK's new CEO Luke Miels signaled a deliberate shift towards pipeline expansion to navigate the impending patent expiries of key HIV drugs, projecting a moderation in sales growth for 2026.
As Banco Santander files a $326.5 million ADR shelf for employee shares and accelerates cost-cutting in the UK, investors weigh the balance between operational discipline and emerging risks in a pivotal year.
Last week's dramatic plunge in silver prices, described by analysts as a statistically impossible event, appears to have been a paper market reset rather than a fundamental breakdown. Key indicators, including persistent backwardation and a massive physical premium in Shanghai, suggest the bull market's foundation remains intact amid a global scramble for the metal.
Following a destructive break-in at Holy Innocents Catholic School in Long Beach that saw religious statues smashed and a tabernacle desecrated, school leadership is urging prayers for the perpetrators. The Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into the incident.
The Duke of York has reportedly vacated his long-term Windsor residence for a temporary home on the royal Sandringham estate, as pressure mounts following the latest release of court documents linked to financier Jeffrey Epstein.
A federal judge signaled he may block Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's attempt to demote Sen. Mark Kelly over a video urging troops to reject illegal orders, in a case testing First Amendment rights for retired officers and congressional speech protections.
In a candid podcast interview, Melinda French Gates addresses the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files, stating she is "away from all the muck" and that questions about the allegations are for her ex-husband Bill Gates to answer.
Texas Instruments (TXN) shares are gaining momentum, fueled by a strategic pivot towards high-growth data center and AI markets, robust free cash flow generation, and a conservative yet promising outlook for 2026.
The energy giant reported a production milestone and substantial cash returns in Q3 2025, bolstered by a strategic asset swap. While operational execution shines, investors weigh valuation risks and the company's evolving narrative beyond pure growth.
Amidst historic cocoa price swings, Mondelez International outlines a cautious 2026 strategy, holding chocolate pricing firm while pledging substantial brand reinvestment to revive consumer demand, particularly in pressured North American markets.
A House hearing exposed disturbing text messages in which a Customs and Border Protection agent boasted about shooting a Chicago woman, fueling scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics.
A congressional hearing reveals deep concerns that Washington is failing to seize a pivotal, yet fleeting, moment to weaken Iran-backed Hezbollah and bolster Lebanese sovereignty following the 2024 Israel-Hezbollah truce.
Columbia Sportswear's fourth-quarter performance surpassed expectations, driven by resilient U.S. consumer demand that countered warm weather abroad. As new leadership takes the helm, the outdoor apparel giant forecasts modest growth for 2026 while navigating persistent tariff pressures and implementing strategic price increases.
A Virginia state senator has introduced legislation that would formally define and criminalize Islamophobia as a hate crime in cases of assault and battery, aiming to address rising anti-Muslim prejudice.
A U.S. district judge raised significant doubts about the Defense Department's unprecedented move to reduce the pay and rank of retired Navy Captain and Senator Mark Kelly, following his public comments advising service members against following illegal orders.
New Census data reveals a dual trend: a continued rise in rental vacancies offering relief to tenants, alongside a modest uptick in the national homeownership rate, driven largely by younger Americans.
Tishman Speyer is reportedly in advanced negotiations to repurchase the Chrysler Building, a landmark left ownerless since last spring, but must first navigate the building's steep ground lease and significant deferred maintenance.
A woman has told The New York Times that Tal Alexander sexually assaulted her when she was 13, an allegation his attorney denies as 'categorically false.' The claim surfaces as Alexander and his brothers stand trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
As Josh D'Amaro officially takes the helm at The Walt Disney Company, succeeding Bob Iger, details of his executive compensation package—including a multimillion-dollar base salary and substantial long-term incentives—have been disclosed. The financial terms set the stage for a new chapter at the entertainment giant.
Recently released Justice Department documents reveal a 2018 email thread between Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon, discussing the removal of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and other senior Trump administration officials.
