New research reveals that prices at ambulatory surgery centers acquired by Optum rose by an average of 11%, potentially adding over $67 million annually to costs in affected markets, fueling the debate on healthcare consolidation.
AIxCrypto announces a dual milestone: its AIxC Hub platform has exceeded one million registered wallets, coinciding with the finalization of a $10 million strategic equity investment into EV maker Faraday Future, signaling a deeper push into blending traditional finance with digital ecosystems.
In a competitive labor market, companies are re-evaluating their total compensation strategies. A new report breaks down the distinct roles of foundational benefits, cultural perks, and performance-based rewards in driving engagement and retention.
As Josh D'Amaro prepares to succeed Bob Iger on March 18, the incoming CEO's deliberate choice to live near Disneyland rather than in Los Angeles reflects a leadership style deeply embedded in the company's core experiences business, amid high expectations and scrutiny.
A coalition of leading U.S. homebuilders is drafting a proposal to develop nearly one million entry-level homes, dubbed 'Trump Homes,' aiming to inject billions in private capital to ease the nation's housing shortage, according to a Bloomberg News report.
Bernstein analysts reaffirm an Outperform rating on ServiceNow, arguing the workflow software leader is trading at a relative discount to peers despite strong AI-driven growth forecasts.
As Palantir Technologies' stock soars, fueled by robust government and commercial demand, we examine the key drivers behind its growth and the high-stakes valuation debate.
Two full casks of the legendary and discontinued Karuizawa whisky, distilled in 1999, are set for a landmark sale at Christie's, with experts predicting a record-breaking seven-figure sum.
Amid strong GDP growth, Connecticut faces a shrinking workforce and high costs. CBIA President Chris DiPentima urges state lawmakers to reduce regulatory burdens and boost support for small businesses to ensure sustainable, inclusive economic expansion.
The head of a major US auto parts supplier, following its acquisition of Britain's GKN Automotive, cautions that European nations must implement protective policies or face severe job losses as affordable Chinese electric vehicles reshape the market.
Following its landmark acquisition of Comerica, Fifth Third Bancorp has solidified its position as a top regional bank, earning a 'Strong Buy' consensus from analysts who cite expanded geographic reach and robust fee income as key drivers for future growth.
While global leaders convene at Davos, a quiet revolution is underway in American homes and workplaces. New data reveals a profound shift in how workers view education and career paths, prioritizing skilled trades and practical experience over traditional four-year degrees in the face of AI-driven economic change.
In a significant push to expand domestic defense manufacturing, the Pentagon has finalized agreements with Lockheed Martin and L3Harris Technologies to dramatically accelerate production of key missile systems like THAAD and PAC-3 interceptors, part of a broader strategy to fortify the U.S. industrial base amid global tensions.
After four months of steep declines, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan asserts the crypto market is in a bear market but sees signs of a bottom forming, underpinned by sustained institutional buying.
As Bitcoin tests key price levels, analysts identify $60,000-$68,000 as a potential accumulation zone for long-term holders, suggesting the current downturn may be approaching its final stages absent a broader market collapse.
Souheil Badran, U.S. Bank's Chief Operations Officer, will retire this spring after a three-year tenure marked by a focus on digital transformation and client experience. The bank has activated its succession planning but has not yet named a replacement.
Major corporations, from Pfizer to Amazon, are increasingly turning to flexible workspace providers to establish satellite offices, driving significant expansion in the sector despite a broader office market recalibration.
A tense exchange at the World Economic Forum between Coinbase's Brian Armstrong and JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon has laid bare the deepening conflict between traditional finance and the crypto industry. The core dispute revolves around stablecoin yields, regulatory oversight, and who gets to control the next evolution of the financial system.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's rollout of body cameras for federal immigration officers in Minneapolis has been overshadowed by demands for transparency, as the department continues to withhold video from two recent fatal shootings by its agents.
The body of Amanda Rodgers, 35, reported missing after failing to pick up her children, was discovered following a single-vehicle crash. Authorities indicate no foul play is suspected.
