PayPal Holdings Inc. reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter profits, driven by growth in total payment volume. However, shares tumbled in pre-market trading as the company issued a conservative forecast for the coming year, signaling ongoing challenges in a competitive digital payments landscape.
Ukrainian officials accuse the Kremlin of timing a massive drone and missile assault to coincide with the year's coldest night, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas as temperatures plunged below -20°C.
Israel has issued a sharp rebuke after Gaza's interim governing body unveiled a logo nearly identical to that of the Palestinian Authority, reigniting tensions over the role of the PA in post-war governance and threatening to destabilize the fragile U.S.-brokered peace process.
Two foreign contract workers have been detained on suspicion of deliberately damaging multiple German naval vessels at the port of Hamburg. Authorities allege the sabotage, involving engine sabotage and critical system tampering, was discovered just before a warship's scheduled departure.
General Electric's fair value estimate rises to $357.24 per share, driven by revised analyst outlook on its aerospace division. The adjustment reflects stronger revenue projections and a favorable discount rate, balancing a robust order book against ongoing execution challenges.
Amazon has filed official notice of plans to cut 2,200 corporate roles in Seattle, continuing a trend that is visibly reshaping its historic headquarters footprint. The move comes despite strong recent financial performance and bullish analyst ratings, highlighting the company's intensified focus on cost efficiency and automation.
French President Emmanuel Macron has revealed that behind-the-scenes technical work is underway to re-establish contact with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, nearly four years into the Ukraine war. While emphasizing continued support for Kyiv, Macron admitted Moscow shows no real desire for a ceasefire, framing the move as a necessary European diplomatic initiative.
Lebanon's Deputy PM declares a 'radically different' relationship with Syria, marked by non-interference and a landmark prisoner transfer agreement, as both nations navigate complex histories and regional tensions.
Government forces have entered the besieged capital of South Kordofan, Kadugli, following a similar breakthrough in nearby Dilling, potentially easing a dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
Syrian government forces have begun deploying in the northeastern city of Qamishli following a negotiated ceasefire with Kurdish-led authorities, marking a significant shift in the decade-long conflict over the resource-rich region.
After an 11-year legal battle, trucking giant Werner Enterprises has agreed to an $18 million settlement, resolving claims from roughly 100,000 drivers over alleged wage and hour violations. The deal, pending final court approval, marks a significant chapter in the ongoing debate over driver compensation.
Penguin Solutions (PENG) has named technology executive Kash Shaikh as its new CEO, replacing retiring veteran Mark Adams. The leadership change underscores the company's intensified focus on AI infrastructure, a move that analysts say could redefine its investment thesis amid ongoing valuation debates.
As economic forecasts shift, five established Nasdaq 100 companies offering substantial dividends are drawing attention from investors prioritizing income and capital preservation for the coming years.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy condemned Russia's latest wave of attacks on energy infrastructure, calling them a deliberate blow to U.S.-led diplomatic efforts. He vowed to coordinate with Washington on potential consequences.
Two Swedish nationals have been convicted of terrorism and attempted murder by a Copenhagen court for a 2024 grenade attack targeting the Israeli embassy. The men, linked to criminal networks, received prison sentences of 12 and 14 years.
House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a pivotal procedural vote Tuesday to end the partial government shutdown, navigating a razor-thin Republican majority and internal defiance despite former President Trump's directive against any changes to the funding measure.
A group of former Dell Technologies employees has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the company of breaching its fiduciary duties by retaining underperforming in-house funds in its $14.6 billion retirement plan, allegedly costing participants over $318 million.
The Marzetti Company reported fourth-quarter revenue in line with Wall Street expectations at $518 million, though earnings per share fell short. While its foodservice segment saw growth, retail sales softened, highlighting ongoing challenges for the specialty food maker.
Specialty materials maker ATI (NYSE: ATI) saw its shares surge after reporting fourth-quarter earnings that topped estimates, even as revenue came in slightly below Wall Street forecasts. The company pointed to strong demand in aerospace and defense as a key driver.
Colorado's tax filing season has commenced ahead of schedule, bringing modest TABOR refunds and the Family Affordability Tax Credit to eligible residents, offering some financial relief amid ongoing economic pressures.
