Logistics firm Stord has taken over a key Quiet Logistics fulfillment center in Dallas, securing a pipeline of customers as American Eagle Outfitters winds down its third-party logistics subsidiary. The move marks another strategic acquisition for the rapidly growing company.
Fox News Digital has obtained an internal email revealing a now-retired FBI agent's push in 2025 to investigate Elon Musk's official communications via X, comparing the practice to Hillary Clinton's private email server. The probe was never opened, and the agent is no longer with the Bureau.
Shares of the corporate learning platform Docebo (TSX:DCBO) have slumped over 25% in three months, extending a longer-term downtrend and forcing investors to question if the market has overcorrected. With analyst valuations suggesting significant upside, we examine whether the current weakness presents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper challenges.
FICO expands the reach of its latest credit scoring model among community lenders and forms a strategic global partnership with Tech Mahindra to accelerate AI-driven digital transformation in financial services.
Coeur Mining has cleared the final regulatory and shareholder hurdles to acquire New Gold, a move set to significantly expand its North American asset base and production profile. The deal, now approved by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, marks a major step in the ongoing consolidation within the gold and silver mining sector.
Tetsuya Yamagami, convicted of assassinating former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has formally appealed his life sentence, ensuring a protracted legal process that will revisit one of Japan's most shocking political crimes.
At the Singapore Airshow, China's state-owned aircraft manufacturer Comac showcased its C919 narrow-body jet, positioning it as a viable option for airlines in the fast-growing Asia-Pacific region grappling with supply chain bottlenecks and lengthy delivery waits from established rivals.
Sonos kicks off fiscal 2026 with a sharp rise in profitability and adjusted EBITDA, even as revenue dips slightly. The company credits cost discipline and its 'gateway' product strategy for the turnaround, while teasing new hardware launches for later this year.
Match Group's latest earnings reveal a pivotal year ahead, with CEO Spencer Rascoff detailing a multi-phase plan to revitalize Tinder's user experience and fuel Hinge's international growth, all while returning capital to shareholders.
Lumentum Holdings Inc. (LITE) posted a blockbuster fiscal second quarter, with revenue soaring over 65% year-over-year to a record $665.5 million. Driven by surging demand for AI and cloud infrastructure, the company sees no slowdown, forecasting another all-time high next quarter.
In an exclusive interview with The Motley Fool, Janus Henderson portfolio manager Denny Fish discusses the evolving AI landscape, market dispersion, and his framework for identifying long-term winners in technology and beyond.
Amidst the blockbuster success of its weight-loss drugs, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is making a strategic push into genetic medicine, securing exclusive rights to novel hearing loss treatments through a major partnership with German biotech Seamless Therapeutics.
Thousands of government-backed demonstrators filled central Caracas demanding the release of detained former President Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the delicate balancing act facing Venezuela's interim leadership amid shifting U.S. relations.
PayPal's stock suffered its worst single-day drop in years after forecasting potential profit declines for 2026, citing consumer spending pullback and intense competition, prompting a leadership change.
Nintendo's latest earnings reveal record-breaking Switch sales and a robust Switch 2 launch, achieved despite significant tariff and memory chip cost pressures. While profits surged, the company's unchanged full-year guidance and margin resilience are now the focal points for investors.
Amid global economic uncertainty and a weakening US dollar, China is accelerating its long-term strategy to elevate the yuan's international standing, though analysts caution that dethroning the dollar remains a distant prospect.
A last-minute agreement between victims' attorneys and the Justice Department has averted a court hearing, aiming to protect nearly 100 women whose personal information was improperly disclosed in the massive Epstein document dump. The deal follows urgent complaints that failures to redact names and details had put victims at risk.
Crucial trade preference programs for sub-Saharan Africa and Haiti have been granted a 15-month extension, retroactive to last fall, as part of the sweeping government funding bill signed into law. While industry groups welcome the move, they warn the short-term fix fails to provide the long-term certainty needed for major investments.
Prominent longevity physician and author Dr. Peter Attia has resigned from his role at nutrition bar maker David Protein following the release of documents linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The controversy now casts a shadow over Biograph, the medical testing startup he co-founded, which has removed references to him and declined to comment.
Intapp's fiscal second-quarter results showcase robust growth driven by cloud migration and its vertical AI strategy, with cloud ARR surging 31%. The company highlights deepening partnerships with Microsoft and significant client wins across legal, accounting, and financial services sectors.
