Despite a modest decline in quarterly sales, Capri Holdings, parent of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo, posted stronger-than-expected earnings and dramatically slashed its net debt by over $1 billion, signaling a strategic pivot towards financial resilience amid a challenging luxury market.
The iBuying pioneer's stock retreated last month, reflecting broader market caution and the persistent challenges of a tight, high-rate housing environment, despite a recent leadership overhaul and strategic pivot.
As property tax bills surge nationwide, homeowners are seeking ways to manage the growing financial burden. From understanding assessments to exploring exemptions, here are actionable steps to regain control of your housing costs.
While Uber aims to deploy autonomous vehicles in 15 cities by year-end, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasizes they will complement, not replace, human drivers, citing current technological and infrastructural limitations.
In a Morning Joe appearance, FT columnist Ed Luce cited newly released documents suggesting Jeffrey Epstein's network had 'deep coordination' with Russian officials, highlighting a 2016 meeting with a former Russian ambassador and Peter Thiel.
A Texas couple with a tight monthly budget faces a stark financial reckoning after financing a $30,000 solar panel installation. Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey prescribed a drastic behavioral overhaul and even considered selling their home to escape the debt cycle.
With Israel permitting limited returns through the Rafah crossing, tens of thousands of Palestinians in Egypt grapple with a wrenching decision: remain in a precarious exile or go back to a devastated homeland lacking basic necessities and any clear path to recovery.
Authorities in Arizona have clarified that no suspect has been identified in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, despite circulating reports, as the FBI joins a multi-day search for the missing woman.
The U.S. administration is urging energy giants Chevron and ExxonMobil to lead the rebuilding of Venezuela's crippled oil industry, a move with significant implications for global energy markets and investor portfolios.
As Josh D'Amaro takes the helm at The Walt Disney Company, he inherits a $185 billion empire at a critical inflection point. From streaming wars and AI disruption to revitalizing iconic franchises and managing political landmines, the new CEO's agenda is packed with challenges that will define Disney's future.
Kroger will close all 18 of its Little Clinic locations in Georgia by April, following a similar retreat by Walmart last year, as retailers grapple with the economics of operating in-store health centers.
The Duke of York has quietly relocated to the Sandringham estate as newly unsealed U.S. court files reveal disturbing details about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying pressure for his testimony.
Following a brutal suppression of nationwide protests, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei faces escalating tensions with the United States. As a U.S. naval presence looms, Tehran signals a shift by entering nuclear talks, even as its domestic grip tightens.
Two Venezuelan nationals, ordered released by a federal judge in Minneapolis, were immediately re-detained by ICE agents in a contentious case involving the alleged assault of an officer with a snow shovel, sparking a legal battle over constitutional rights.
A Franklin woman faces decades in prison after a Warren County jury convicted her of attempted murder for firing into a crowd during a 2025 New Year's party, critically wounding an uninvolved guest amid a confrontation with two romantic partners.
The Internal Revenue Service is set to enforce stricter income reporting requirements for users of popular payment apps starting in 2025, lowering the threshold for what constitutes taxable activity in the gig and digital marketplace economy.
Charles Schwab's SCHK ETF, tracking the 1000 largest U.S. companies, has delivered superior five-year returns compared to the S&P 500 while maintaining a remarkably low 0.03% expense ratio and just 3% annual turnover, challenging the dominance of traditional index funds.
Graphic Packaging International reported a significant drop in fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 profits, with net income falling 48% and 33% respectively. The packaging giant faces pressure from consumer affordability issues and competitive markets, prompting a strategic review by its newly appointed CEO.
Venture firm SNAK, founded by ex-Pritzker Group investors, closes an oversubscribed $50 million fund to back digitization in overlooked industrial and B2B verticals, betting on a new wave of marketplace startups beyond consumer tech.
A routine student achievement report in California's Pajaro Valley Unified School District ignited a tense exchange over language, as a board vice president demanded the term "homeless" be replaced with "unhoused," calling the former personally offensive.
