In a move to diversify strategic mineral supplies, a partnership between M2i Global and Volato Group has delivered its first shipment of Australian titanium ore to the United States for testing and analysis.
While surging electricity demand from AI data centers grabs headlines, GE Vernova's robust performance across natural gas, renewables, and grid services suggests a broader, more sustainable growth trajectory for the energy infrastructure leader.
A new analysis reveals the staggering income required for families to afford childcare without financial strain, with costs in the Tri-State area far outpacing typical earnings.
A sharp decline in legal sports wagers in Illinois, coinciding with recent tax increases, points to a growing shift of bettors toward untaxed and unregulated offshore sites and local bookmakers, according to industry analysis.
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.
New NYPD data reveals a stark divergence in public safety trends: while shootings and murders hit record lows in January, antisemitic incidents nearly tripled, accounting for over half of all reported hate crimes.
A sharp downturn in AI-related tech stocks, triggered by AMD's disappointing outlook, spills over into crypto markets, pulling Bitcoin lower and hammering mining stocks closely tied to data center infrastructure.
The Financial Reporting Council has issued updated guidance to help UK companies produce clearer, more forward-looking strategic reports, incorporating recent regulatory changes and sustainability disclosures.
The appointment of parks veteran Josh D'Amaro as Disney's next CEO marks a decisive shift in corporate strategy, prioritizing the lucrative, tangible world of theme parks and experiences over the uncertain future of streaming media.
Facing soaring insurance costs and relentless storm threats, Louisiana is offering qualifying homeowners grants of up to $10,000 to fortify their roofs—a critical upgrade that's becoming a financial necessity in the Gulf Coast state.
Despite its nearly 8% yield, pipeline giant MPLX combines a fortress balance sheet with a multi-year growth backlog, offering investors a rare blend of high income and stability.
While Mastercard shares have trailed the S&P 500 over the past year, a wave of analyst upgrades and robust earnings are fueling optimism for a significant rebound, with price targets pointing to potential gains of nearly 40%.
While Block's shares have significantly lagged the broader market, a wave of analyst optimism suggests the fintech giant may be poised for a rebound, with price targets implying substantial upside.
Vice President JD Vance unveils a U.S.-led initiative to stabilize global critical mineral markets through minimum pricing and a new trading bloc, with dozens of countries already expressing support.
MTF Enterprises, a major Subway franchisee across four states, has filed for bankruptcy, citing unsustainable cash flow pressures from merchant cash advances. The case highlights growing financial distress within the franchise model.
Investment firm ProShares has debuted the first U.S. exchange-traded fund tracking the CoinDesk 20 Index, offering investors a single-ticket entry into a diversified basket of major digital assets.
PayPal announces leadership shakeup, with CFO Jamie Miller stepping in as interim CEO after Alex Chriss's departure, while naming HP's Enrique Lores as permanent chief from March 1, as the payments giant grapples with an 80% stock decline over five years.
A classified German intelligence report exposes that Russia's real defense expenditure soared to roughly half its total state budget last year, far exceeding official figures and reshaping Europe's security landscape.
Facing mounting pressure from rivals and U.S. pricing policies, Novo Nordisk warns of its first annual sales decline since 2017, sending its stock tumbling and forcing a strategic overhaul.
New research exposes a systemic flaw in cryptocurrency media, finding that most press releases distributed through specialized wires promote dubious projects, blurring the lines between news and unvetted marketing.
