Senator Tim Scott pushes back against a Justice Department investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a political maneuver that is now jeopardizing the confirmation of President Trump's nominee to succeed Powell.
France's top diplomatic advisor held undisclosed talks in Moscow this week, signaling President Macron's push to re-establish direct European channels with the Kremlin amid stalled Ukraine peace efforts.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has labeled market fears of AI replacing software companies as 'illogical,' arguing for a collaborative future as sector ETFs face steep declines.
PepsiCo has announced significant wholesale price cuts of up to 15% on its flagship snack brands like Doritos and Cheetos. While the move is framed as a response to consumer pressure, the final savings for shoppers hinge on individual retailers' pricing decisions.
The tax preparation giant appoints three new directors with deep experience in consumer sectors as its shares trade near 52-week lows, signaling a strategic pivot to revitalize growth and address investor concerns over valuation and debt.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers drew their firearms during a tense standoff with protesters attempting to obstruct a federal enforcement operation in Minneapolis, leading to an arrest and allowing a targeted suspect to evade capture.
Mortgage insurer Enact Holdings (ACT) reported solid fourth-quarter results, surpassing earnings expectations and outlining a significant shareholder return program, as disciplined expense management and resilient credit metrics bolster confidence.
The newsletter platform names Mark Swierszcz as its first Canadian partnerships head, signaling a strategic bet on one of its fastest-growing markets as part of a broader global expansion drive.
The launch of the 2X leveraged ZETX ETF and the scaling of Zeta's AI platform, Athena, are converging to heighten focus on the marketing tech firm. While offering traders amplified exposure, the moves also spotlight Zeta's sustained growth streak and its evolving competitive edge in AI-driven customer engagement.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has resigned as chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, following sustained criticism over his dual roles. The move comes after Senate Democrats demanded his departure from the Fed, highlighting ongoing tensions over the central bank's independence.
Darden Restaurants announced the complete closure of its Caribbean-themed Bahama Breeze chain, with 14 locations shutting down and another 14 being converted to other brands within its portfolio over the next 18 months.
Human Rights Watch's latest annual assessment warns of a deepening crisis for international human rights norms, citing concerted pressure from major powers and a rising tide of authoritarian governance affecting billions worldwide.
Mondelez International merges its financial and operational command under longtime CFO Luca Zaramella, signaling a strategic push for tighter alignment between profit goals and on-the-ground execution amid market pressures.
A consumer's reduced credit limit on a seldom-used travel card raises questions about credit score impact and potential ripple effects across other lenders.
Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin underscored the deepening China-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership in a high-level video call, framing their alignment as a crucial anchor amid global turbulence. The talks focused on enhanced coordination, robust trade ties, and a shared commitment to a multipolar world order.
Appian appoints seasoned AI executive David Link to its board, coinciding with new research highlighting significant AI uptake within Australia's public sector, signaling a strategic push into government automation.
Authorities have now identified all six individuals who perished in last month's private jet crash at Bangor International Airport. The final names released are those of the second pilot and a sommelier, completing the tragic roster of victims on a business flight bound for France.
Spain has unveiled a plan to ban social media access for children under 16, part of a coordinated European push to regulate online platforms and protect minors from digital harms, as similar restrictions gain momentum worldwide.
A new humanitarian fund for Sudan, seeded with $700 million from the U.S. and UAE, aims to address a catastrophic war that has displaced millions and pushed regions into famine. International officials warn time is running out to prevent further mass suffering.
Israel's suspension of patient transfers through the Rafah crossing coincides with overnight attacks killing at least 10 Palestinians, including children, further straining a fragile ceasefire and deepening Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
