A surge of spending by newly formed, opaque super PACs is reshaping key Democratic congressional primaries in Illinois, with candidates trading accusations about ties to pro-Israel groups and the sources of funds remaining undisclosed until after voters cast their ballots.
Snap Inc. reported a 10% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.7 billion in Q4, driven by subscription growth, even as daily active users dipped slightly. The company is accelerating its hardware ambitions with new AR glasses while navigating fierce social media competition.
Guan Heng, who documented conditions in Xinjiang, has been freed from U.S. immigration detention and reunited with his mother following a grant of asylum, ending a five-month ordeal that drew congressional attention.
Kennametal posts robust Q2 FY2026 results, exceeding sales and EPS forecasts. The industrial tooling leader cites strategic wins in energy and aerospace, effective pricing actions to counter soaring tungsten costs, and an upgraded full-year outlook as key drivers.
A young family grapples with a major financial and lifestyle decision: Should they abandon a near-paid 2.5% mortgage for a much larger home and payment at 6% interest, primarily to live next door to their closest friends?
Ukraine's energy minister has issued a stark warning that planned power outages could intensify in the coming days, citing significant generation shortfalls and the threat of new Russian aerial attacks targeting the nation's critical energy infrastructure.
Two Pinterest engineers have been terminated after developing and distributing a software script designed to monitor colleague dismissals, as the company pushes forward with AI integration and workforce reductions.
Defense electronics contractor Mercury Systems (MRCY) surpassed analyst expectations with its Q2 2026 results, reporting adjusted EPS of $0.16. While a record $1.5 billion backlog signals strong demand, a deeper look reveals strategic revenue shifts and an ongoing focus on margin improvement as the company navigates its turnaround.
CNBC's Jim Cramer reframes Tesla's investment thesis, arguing its future hinges on autonomous vehicles and robotics rather than traditional car manufacturing. While seeing potential for a major rally, he notes the catalyst for liftoff remains elusive.
NextEra Energy and Xcel Energy have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of power infrastructure—including renewables, storage, and grid tech—specifically to meet the surging electricity demands of AI data centers. The move underscores how utilities are scrambling to adapt to a new era of concentrated, power-hungry loads.
CNBC's Jim Cramer offered a nuanced view on Broadcom (AVGO), acknowledging the chipmaker's strength while cautioning on near-term entry timing, as investors weigh its role in AI and infrastructure.
Analysts have raised their fair value estimate for Brinker International (EAT) following recent research, citing improved company-specific performance despite a cautious outlook for the broader restaurant industry.
U.S. natural gas futures rallied sharply as a prolonged cold snap and expectations of a historic inventory withdrawal tightened supply concerns, pushing prices to multi-year highs.
Oscar Health's fair value estimate has been revised upward to $15.78, reflecting a measured recalibration of expectations amid a split analyst outlook. While some point to improved execution in core markets, others warn of persistent risks to profitability.
The Washington Post has laid off hundreds of employees, representing about a third of its newsroom. Among the casualties is Caroline O'Donovan, the reporter who covered Amazon—the tech giant owned by the paper's own proprietor, Jeff Bezos. The cuts signal a dramatic shift for the historic publication.
Despite promises to protect survivors' identities, unredacted names and personal information remain accessible in the recently released Epstein documents, prompting accusations of negligence and permanent harm.
Using advanced genetic genealogy, authorities have identified the remains of Jeanette Marcotte, a Canadian woman missing since the early 1980s, found in a Florida wooded area. The case raises possible links to the infamous 'Vampire Rapist,' John Crutchley.
Oracle's ambitious plan to raise up to $50 billion for a massive AI infrastructure expansion has rattled investors, sending its stock down sharply. While the move underscores its commitment to competing with cloud leaders, concerns over execution risk and debt levels are taking center stage.
Florida drivers are facing another week of rising fuel costs, with the state average increasing for a second consecutive week. While prices remain below the national average, the upward trend is squeezing household budgets.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant forecasts a potential double-digit sales decline for the year, citing pricing pressures and intensifying competition in the lucrative GLP-1 drug market.
