Hospitality tech firm Shiji marks a significant deployment milestone for its Infrasys POS system at a U.S. Hyatt, enhancing operational efficiency and guest experience across the hotel group's global portfolio.
In a new op-ed, Palantir's Shyam Sankar challenges prevailing narratives on AI-driven unemployment, asserting that historical parallels and frontline worker experiences reveal a net positive impact on job creation and productivity.
LPL Financial has secured commitments from over 80% of Commonwealth Financial's advisors following its August acquisition, making progress toward its 90% retention goal. The firm reported an 11% rise in quarterly net income, bolstered by strong market performance and growing assets.
In a significant diplomatic shift, Iran has conditionally agreed to resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, marking the first potential dialogue since U.S. airstrikes targeted Iranian nuclear sites last summer. The talks, expected in Istanbul, come amid soaring regional tensions and intense international mediation efforts.
A significant fire erupted at a shopping center in western Tehran on Tuesday, with state media confirming the deployment of firefighting teams to contain the incident.
During a visit to Kyiv, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Ukrainian lawmakers that achieving an end to the war would involve difficult decisions, while revealing a key Western program now provides the vast majority of Ukraine's air defense missiles.
Guinea's President Mamady Doumbouya has unveiled a new cabinet following his election victory, retaining the mines minister critical to the nation's vast mineral wealth while reshuffling finance, justice, and security roles.
Greenland's Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt expressed cautious optimism about reaching a diplomatic understanding with the United States that respects the island's core interests, during a key Arctic policy conference in Norway.
A coalition of activist groups, emboldened by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence and a landmark law in Idaho, is launching a coordinated campaign to challenge or repeal vaccine requirements in multiple states this year, raising public health concerns.
As borrowing costs surge and U.S. bank lending tightens, Oracle is reportedly considering cutting tens of thousands of jobs to free up cash for its capital-intensive AI data center build-out, with potential ripple effects across the cloud industry.
As major indices hit new highs amid economic crosscurrents, a closer look reveals potential in overlooked corners of the market. We analyze three small-cap stocks with strong fundamentals that are navigating the unique challenges and opportunities of 2026.
The German industrial giant plans to expand manufacturing across five states and open a new Mississippi facility, targeting gas turbine and grid tech production while creating 1,500 jobs, as electricity demand from data centers reshapes the American energy landscape.
Indian startup Ukhi launches Ecogran, a biodegradable and compostable packaging material that challenges the cost barrier of sustainable alternatives, offering fashion brands a viable, eco-friendly option without premium pricing.
PayPal is expanding beyond online checkouts, launching text-to-pay via Authvia and integrating with tax and gift card services, as it seeks to embed itself deeper into everyday finance despite a prolonged share price decline.
Advanced Micro Devices' stock has soared over 115% in the past year, fueled by AI optimism. But with shares trading at a steep premium and facing fierce competition, investors are questioning if the rally has room to run.
Energy giants Eni and Kuwait's Q8 have greenlit a major joint venture to transform a Sicilian industrial site into a 500,000-tonne-per-year biorefinery, a cornerstone investment aimed at bolstering Europe's supply of sustainable aviation and road transport fuels.
A new national survey reveals a profound shift in public perception, with three-quarters of Americans now valuing practical experience over formal education for career success, a sentiment amplified by AI's growing impact on white-collar roles.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has moved nearly half a million dollars worth of ETH, with a portion directed to his biotech charity. The transaction arrives as ETH price hovers near a pivotal support level, stirring debate among investors about its near-term implications.
French cybercrime investigators have raided the Paris office of social media platform X and formally summoned its owner Elon Musk for a hearing in April, significantly escalating a wide-ranging probe into the company's algorithms and content moderation practices.
As digital finance reshapes the global economy, crypto giant Tether is making a massive physical bet, storing a staggering 140 tons of gold in a secret Swiss bunker—a move that positions it among the world's largest gold holders and signals a strategic shift in the battle for monetary influence.
