The Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C., celebrates the historic arrival of a female Asian elephant calf, marking a significant milestone for the endangered species' conservation and inviting the public to help choose her name.
Despite over 11,000 Israeli violations of a 2024 ceasefire and a mounting civilian toll, Hezbollah has launched only one retaliatory strike in 14 months. Analysts point to the group's severe military degradation and political isolation as key factors behind its unprecedented restraint, suggesting a major response is likely only if Iran faces an existential threat.
The White House confirms diplomatic engagement with Iran remains on schedule this week, even as a U.S. F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone near an American carrier in the Arabian Sea, underscoring the fragile balance between dialogue and military posturing.
Syrian government security forces have deployed in the Kurdish-held city of Qamishli, implementing a U.S.-backed agreement to reintegrate the region under Damascus's control, amid mixed local reactions and heightened tensions in neighboring areas.
Sources close to the family and Libyan media report the death of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-prominent son of the late dictator Muammar Gaddafi, casting a new shadow over the country's fractured political landscape.
A wave of resignations at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota, now totaling 14 veteran prosecutors since January, has critically depleted staff and sparked concerns over the office's ability to handle complex cases. The departures are linked to internal dissent over immigration enforcement tactics and the handling of investigations into fatal ICE encounters.
Investment firm Bernzott Capital Advisors has significantly increased its stake in Silgan Holdings, a leading global packaging supplier, viewing the stock's recent 20% decline as a buying opportunity amidst broader market challenges.
The U.S. Small Business Administration will exclude lawful permanent residents from its flagship loan guarantee programs starting March 1, reversing recent policies and drawing sharp criticism from business advocates who warn it will stifle entrepreneurship.
Retail behemoth Walmart has crossed the $1 trillion market valuation threshold, entering an elite group of U.S. companies as its strategic pivot and appeal to affluent shoppers fuel investor confidence.
Woodside Energy Group's stock has climbed nearly 6% in the past month, closing at A$25.06. Yet, a deeper financial analysis suggests the energy giant may be trading at a significant discount to its intrinsic value, presenting a potential opportunity for value-focused investors.
Aviation automation startup Skyryse secures a massive $300 million funding round led by Autopilot Ventures, fueling its final push for FAA certification of its SkyOS system designed to simplify and safeguard helicopter and aircraft operations.
PepsiCo is slashing prices on key snacks ahead of the Super Bowl, responding to consumer affordability pressures and activist investor scrutiny. Concurrently, a massive new share repurchase program and dividend hike signal a robust commitment to shareholder returns, setting the stage for a pivotal test of brand strength and margin resilience.
ONEOK's board has approved a higher quarterly dividend and appointed two new independent directors, signaling a focus on shareholder returns and governance. However, the stock's recent performance remains turbulent, raising questions about its valuation and future growth prospects.
Shares of energy services provider TETRA Technologies (NYSE: TTI) have soared over 180% in the past year, culminating in a recent multi-month rally. As the stock hovers near $12, analysts and investors are divided on whether its current price reflects future growth or has overshot fair value estimates.
Despite a brutal market reaction to its leadership change, PayPal's massive cash reserves and aggressive share repurchase plan are drawing comparisons to successful corporate turnarounds, suggesting current weakness may be a long-term opportunity.
Brookfield Asset Management moves to take Peakstone Realty Trust private in a $1.2 billion deal, while its affiliate TerraForm Power acquires the massive Steward Creek Solar project, signaling aggressive expansion in industrial property and renewable energy infrastructure.
The Walt Disney Company has tapped Josh D'Amaro, the architect behind its booming parks and experiences business, to succeed Robert Iger as Chief Executive Officer this March, marking a pivotal leadership transition for the entertainment titan.
Shares of Carrier Global (CARR) have climbed over 12% in the past month, reigniting the debate on whether the building solutions leader is fairly priced. We examine the valuation gap, underlying drivers, and potential headwinds facing the stock.
Energy Transfer LP raises its quarterly distribution by over 3% as it advances a multi-billion dollar expansion plan, sparking fresh debate among investors about the midstream giant's valuation and future trajectory.
In a strategic expansion beyond stablecoins, Tether has unveiled an open-source operating system for Bitcoin mining. The move challenges the dominance of proprietary software giants and arrives as the mining industry navigates a complex landscape of compressed margins and intense competition.
