A new €2 charge for close access to Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain has met immediate defiance, with tourists hurling coins from outside the barriers and disrupting paying visitors, highlighting the challenges of managing overtourism.
Newly released coroner's reports detail the devastating gunshot wounds suffered by Monique and Spencer Tepe in their Columbus home, as the victim's ex-husband, an Illinois surgeon, faces aggravated murder charges.
As the RBA's policy shift looms, a select group of ASX-listed growth companies are drawing investor attention not just for their prospects, but for the significant stakes held by their own executives and directors.
On his second day as CEO, Michael Fiddelke, the third Iowan to lead the retail giant, visited Target's new prototype store in Waukee. The visit comes as the company navigates slowing sales and public pressure on social issues.
Apple's recent iPhone revenue surge appears driven less by flashy AI features and more by a long-awaited, hardware-driven upgrade cycle, offering investors a more stable growth narrative.
A new analysis from Goldman Sachs underscores how the high cost of homeownership in areas with top-tier public schools creates a dual barrier to wealth building and educational access for many American families.
As fans invest in game-day upgrades, real estate experts weigh in on whether luxury home theaters and sports dens translate to higher resale prices or remain a personal luxury.
BellRing Brands stock plunged 17% Tuesday following a mixed first-quarter earnings report and the surprise announcement of its CEO's retirement, casting doubt on the company's growth trajectory.
A new survey reveals deep-seated public blame on investors for soaring home prices, as President Trump's executive order targeting institutional buyers faces scrutiny over its practical impact and political motives.
As the AI arms race fuels unprecedented demand for computing power, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company emerges as a critical, albeit often overlooked, beneficiary. Its role as the world's primary advanced chipmaker offers investors a unique conduit to the trend, amidst both soaring growth projections and persistent geopolitical considerations.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman characterized the explosive AI bot network Moltbook as a probable fad during the Cisco AI Summit, while asserting that the autonomous agent technology powering it represents a lasting shift. His comments come amid security concerns and a broader debate on AI's evolving role.
Siemens Energy announces a strategic $1 billion U.S. investment, with a significant portion targeting North Carolina to boost manufacturing of critical grid and energy equipment, capitalizing on the nation's industrial resurgence.
Lindblad Expeditions Holdings (NASDAQ:LIND) is showing promising signs of improved capital efficiency, with its return on capital employed (ROCE) turning positive after years of losses. While the trend is encouraging, analysts note the company's growth is currently fueled by operational improvements rather than new investment, raising questions about its long-term trajectory.
Oracle's massive new fundraising effort to build AI data centers exposes a fundamental tension: it's spending like a cloud titan but carries the financial profile and investor expectations of its legacy software roots.
The Ontario Court of Justice has ordered Estée Lauder to pay a significant penalty and placed the company on an environmental offenders list after it failed to disclose and later continued selling eyeliners containing regulated PFAS compounds.
PayPal Holdings Inc. announces a significant leadership transition, appointing Enrique Lores as its new Chief Executive Officer and David Dorman as Independent Board Chairman, aiming to navigate a rapidly evolving digital payments landscape.
IBM shares have surged nearly 8% in the past month, closing at $314.73 and pushing its one-year return above 23%. But with conflicting fair value signals—one model flags it as overvalued while another suggests a 20% discount—investors are grappling with whether the rally has run ahead of fundamentals.
PepsiCo announces strategic price reductions on key snack brands, including Lay's, Doritos, and Cheetos, responding to sustained consumer pushback against years of inflation-driven hikes.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
Disney Chairman James Gorman details the rigorous succession process that led to Josh D'Amaro's appointment as CEO, highlighting his strategic acumen, storytelling mastery, and adaptability in an era of rapid technological change.
