In an exclusive interview, Samsung Electronics America CMO Allison Stransky details the brand's strategy to leverage major events like the Olympics and everyday moments to build a connected device ecosystem, moving beyond one-off product sales.
Despite a surge in new technical standards designed to enable AI agents to buy and sell ads, industry leaders at the IAB ALM conference warn that fragmentation and competing priorities are slowing real-world implementation, risking stalled progress.
A wave of stock sales by top executives at railroad giant CSX Corp. over the past year is prompting scrutiny from investors, with a notable $2.5 million disposal by a senior officer adding fuel to the debate.
Elon Musk's move to merge his AI startup xAI into SpaceX ahead of a blockbuster IPO has ignited debate. While supporters see a visionary bet on orbital data centers and AI supremacy, critics decry it as financial engineering that leverages one company to prop up another.
Bob Iger steps down after a transformative yet turbulent second act, leaving successor Josh D'Amaro to navigate streaming wars, creative challenges, and investor pressure at the entertainment giant.
As the quest for reliable, carbon-free power intensifies, driven by data center expansion and policy shifts, nuclear energy is back in the spotlight. Analysts highlight Constellation Energy and Terrestrial Energy as key beneficiaries of this structural change.
As 2025 drew to a close, the private transactional banking sector underwent a quiet revolution. Driven by digital integration, sustainability mandates, and borderless finance, the industry is shifting from a service provider to a strategic partner. Bruc Bond CEO Krishna Subramanyan analyzes the year's pivotal trends and forecasts the infrastructure and M&A moves that will shape 2026.
President Trump's nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, faces a historically divided committee and a complex economic landscape, casting doubt on his ability to swiftly lower interest rates as the administration desires.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies stunned markets last summer by pivoting from Bitcoin mining to become the world's largest corporate holder of Ethereum. Now, trading near the value of its crypto stash, investors debate if it's a hidden gem or a flawed proxy for direct ETH exposure.
Ralliant Corporation's 7.9% return on equity trails its industry peers. While the figure alone raises questions, a closer examination of its capital structure and debt levels reveals a more nuanced investment picture for the electronics firm.
A coordinated wave of insider buying at Biote Corp. (NASDAQ:BTMD), totaling more than $1 million, signals strong executive confidence in the biotech firm's future, even as its stock price faces headwinds.
Faced with aging infrastructure, a shrinking skilled workforce, and tightening regulations, oil refiners are turning to predictive analytics, digital twins, and robotics. This tech-driven shift is transforming maintenance from a cost center into a critical strategic edge.
As Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rent freeze for stabilized units nears, data reveals a city where tenants are increasingly staying put. Economists warn this could deepen the housing shortage, creating a paradox where a policy meant to provide stability may inadvertently fuel fiercer competition and higher costs in the broader market.
Darden Restaurants announces the closure of all remaining Bahama Breeze outlets, marking the end of the 30-year-old Caribbean-themed chain. While some sites will be repurposed for other brands, the move signals shifting consumer trends in the casual dining sector.
A new government-funded review reveals a nearly 50% increase in prisoner death rates and a sharp rise in assaults over five years, linking the deteriorating conditions directly to severe guard shortages and unsustainable workloads.
Penske Automotive Group (NYSE: PAG) is expanding its U.S. retail network through the acquisition of two high-volume Lexus dealerships in Florida, a move expected to add $450 million in annual revenue and reinforcing its position as a favored pick among institutional investors.
AutoNation Inc. (NYSE: AN), America's largest automotive retailer, is gaining momentum on Wall Street following a bullish upgrade from JPMorgan and a key acquisition, positioning it as a standout in the competitive auto retail sector.
Lithia Motors (NYSE: LAD) reinforces its growth strategy with the acquisition of Fine Ford in the Greater Toronto Area, a move expected to add $100 million in annualized revenue. Despite adjusted forecasts, Benchmark analysts reaffirm a Buy rating and $400 price target, citing the company's aggressive expansion and omnichannel retail strength.
Facing a steep decline in sales and market value, used-car giant CarMax is implementing significant price adjustments, ramping up advertising, and cutting costs—including substantial layoffs—in a bid to regain its footing in a competitive market.
The online vehicle auction giant Copart has replaced its existing credit line with a new, larger $1.25 billion revolving facility, enhancing its financial flexibility as it reports steady quarterly growth in revenue and profit.
