A generation of Venezuelan energy experts who fled political turmoil and helped build Canada's oil sands industry now see their future firmly rooted in their adopted country, despite recent geopolitical shifts aimed at reviving Venezuela's oil sector.
The European Commission has commended TikTok for its "extremely cooperative" stance in an ongoing investigation into potential foreign interference during Romania's 2024 presidential election, as formal proceedings against the platform continue.
Shell has agreed to sell a 20% stake in Brazil's deepwater Orca Project to Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company (KUFPEC), reinforcing a long-standing energy partnership while maintaining operatorship and a 50% holding in the key pre-salt asset.
Veteran investor Stanley Druckenmiller has made a significant portfolio shift, fully exiting Eli Lilly—a dominant player in the booming weight-loss drug market—while establishing new positions in three established tech giants betting on AI. The move raises questions about timing and strategy in two of today's hottest investment themes.
The AI boom is proving to be a double-edged sword for the technology sector. While some giants soar, a sharp selloff in software and services stocks highlights the market's growing discrimination between potential beneficiaries and those facing disruption from new AI tools.
As major indices rally on strong economic data, savvy investors are turning their attention to lesser-known companies with solid fundamentals. We analyze three small-cap stocks that combine financial resilience with attractive valuations in the current climate.
With major indices climbing on renewed economic optimism, investors are increasingly turning to dividend-paying stocks for a blend of income and stability. We analyze three financial sector contenders offering reliable yields and solid fundamentals for consideration in February 2026.
Saudi Arabia's SPPC closes its Emirati subsidiary, Al Madinah Packaging Co., as part of a strategic pivot to shed non-core assets and refocus on high-growth domestic and regional markets.
Shareholders in security tech firm Xtract One Technologies have seen their investment decline 15% over a five-year period, a stark contrast to the company's impressive 48% average annual revenue growth during the same timeframe, raising questions about market valuation and the path to profitability.
Africa's largest mobile operator, MTN, is shifting its growth strategy towards targeted fintech acquisitions and a measured push into East Africa, signaling a broader transformation from a traditional telco into a diversified digital platform.
Recent volatility in Ipsos (ENXTPA:IPS) shares has investors questioning whether the stock's current price of €34.76 represents a buying opportunity, given a significant gap to some fair value estimates. We examine the data behind the valuation debate and the risks involved.
Shares of uniform rental and facility services provider UniFirst have rebounded nearly 5% in a month, yet remain down over the past year. This mixed performance has investors and analysts scrutinizing whether its current price around $203 fairly reflects its long-term contract-based business model or signals an overextended valuation.
Shares of iFabric Corp. (TSE:IFA) have delivered a stunning 142% return to investors over the past three years, with a recent surge of 99% in just a quarter. The rally coincides with the company's journey to profitability, though analysts urge a closer look at the long-term trajectory and underlying fundamentals.
Thule Group's shares have faced significant pressure, declining 12% over the past three months. As the stock trades around SEK 214, a stark divergence emerges between its market price and analyst fair value estimates of SEK 282, igniting discussions on whether this represents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper sectoral headwinds.
Jeff Wang, the former head of Sequoia Capital's global equities business, is poised to launch Augnition Global Investors, a long-short equity fund that has become the talk of Morgan Stanley's exclusive Breakers conference, with expectations of raising over $1 billion.
The stablecoin giant has significantly scaled back its fundraising target to around $5 billion after prospective backers balked at a proposed valuation that would have placed it among the world's most valuable private firms, the Financial Times reports.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a high-level video conference, emphasizing the stabilizing role of their deepening alliance amidst ongoing global tensions and as the conflict in Ukraine approaches its fourth year.
Following the unredacted disclosure of victims' identities in the Epstein documents, The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has sharply criticized Congress's handling of the release and called for lawmakers to apologize, while highlighting broader failures in the pursuit of justice.
Bitwise's Matt Hougan argues the crypto market entered a bear phase at the start of 2025, a reality obscured by massive institutional buying. The debate now centers on when the thaw will begin.
After a meteoric post-IPO rise and an 80% collapse, Figma's future hangs in the balance. We analyze whether its robust product and growing enterprise base justify its still-lofty valuation.
