Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has approved a significant capital raise to bolster its Bitcoin treasury and reduce debt, marking a decisive shift toward a digital asset-focused corporate strategy while expanding its operational footprint in the United States.
Despite a challenging quarter with declining revenues, staffing giant Robert Half outlines a strategic pivot, leveraging artificial intelligence and retained top talent to drive efficiency and position for a return to growth by late 2026.
Amidst global market turbulence, a new screen reveals a significant number of Asian stocks are trading below their intrinsic value, with discounts as high as 26.4%. We examine three standout companies from South Korea, Thailand, and Japan that appear poised for a potential re-rating.
In a strategic shift underscoring the digital transformation of finance, Kotak Mahindra Bank plans to hire up to 500 engineers, drawing talent from top tech and finance giants to fundamentally reshape its operations and customer experience.
Japanese precision components maker NSK Ltd. has moved to take full ownership of its steering subsidiaries and raised its full-year profit outlook, buoyed by robust operational results and a favorable exchange rate.
In coordinated maritime operations spanning the Pacific and Caribbean, French forces intercepted two vessels carrying a combined 4.9 tons of cocaine, highlighting the expanding reach of transnational drug networks into vulnerable island territories.
With Bitcoin's spot price roughly 20% below the estimated average mining cost of $87,000, industry stress is mounting as less efficient operations are forced offline and miners liquidate holdings to stay afloat.
Huachen AI Parking Management Technology Holding (NASDAQ:HCAI) faces mounting scrutiny as its returns on capital employed plummet to 2.3%, significantly trailing industry benchmarks, despite increased investment in its operations.
Creamy Treats Inc., parent company of the popular 'Cream' ice cream sandwich chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a Northern California court, aiming to restructure its debts while continuing operations.
While small and mid-cap stocks have lagged behind large caps amid a cautious market, a closer look reveals compelling opportunities. We examine three lesser-known companies from China, Japan, and the semiconductor sector that combine strong fundamentals with distinct growth narratives.
Siemens Healthineers reported a resilient start to fiscal 2026, with strong performance in its imaging and precision therapy divisions offsetting a significant downturn in its diagnostics business in China, prompting a strategic reassessment of its operations in the key Asian market.
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has transferred over $22 million worth of Bitcoin from its official holdings in recent days, coinciding with a broader market slump. While blockchain analysts suggest the moves may be routine custodial operations, the timing has ignited speculation about the nation's long-term crypto reserves management.
The Hain Celestial Group has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its North American snacks portfolio, including the Terra and Garden of Eatin' brands, to Canadian manufacturer Snackruptors Inc. for $115 million, marking a strategic shift to streamline operations and bolster profitability.
Israeli military operations across the Gaza Strip have resulted in at least 24 Palestinian fatalities, according to local health officials, as the IDF reports coming under fire from militant groups during ground maneuvers.
Following the sale of its non-core Tools for Materials Processing business, Coherent plans to streamline operations, strengthen its balance sheet, and double down on high-growth photonics markets critical to AI and communications infrastructure.
Congressional Democrats have issued a detailed list of demands to restrict Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, setting the stage for a tense negotiation with Republicans ahead of a critical February funding deadline for the Department of Homeland Security.
American Uranium Ltd has restarted drilling operations at its flagship Lo Herma in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium project in Wyoming. The campaign aims to significantly grow the asset's 8.57-million-pound resource ahead of a key interim update, positioning it among the next generation of U.S. nuclear fuel suppliers.
Aflac reports modest Q4 2025 earnings growth, balancing underwriting strength in Japan against investment income pressures. The insurer highlights robust capital levels and a continued $1.1 billion return to shareholders via buybacks and dividends.
Backed by major investors, Zipline plans U.S. metro expansions as proposed federal regulations pave the way for widespread beyond-visual-line-of-sight drone operations, accelerating a shift in last-mile logistics.
Avis Budget Group consolidates its Zipcar subsidiary's corporate operations, closing the Boston headquarters and eliminating over 100 roles. The restructuring aims to streamline the car-sharing unit's costs while maintaining local market teams, as the parent company navigates cyclical pressures and a focus on operational efficiency.
