The AI-native platform for audit and advisory firms closes a Series C round led by Goldman Sachs, aiming to scale its model of human-AI collaboration in a $700 million valuation milestone.
Fluor Corporation's planned exit from its NuScale Power stake promises a major cash infusion, but analysts question whether it fundamentally alters the engineering giant's exposure to the boom-and-bust cycles of the construction industry.
TD Cowen reaffirmed its Buy rating on Northern Trust and increased its price target to $175, following the company's better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings driven by robust fee growth and disciplined cost management.
While Corning's stock has more than doubled in the past year, dramatically outpacing the broader market, analyst sentiment reveals a nuanced, slightly tempered optimism about its future trajectory.
Harvard Bioscience announces the closure of its Holliston, MA manufacturing facility, shifting operations to Minneapolis and Europe by 2027. The move, part of a strategic consolidation, is projected to yield $4 million in annual savings but raises concerns over local job losses and the state's business climate.
The Trump administration launches a major public-private initiative to stockpile essential minerals, aiming to shield U.S. manufacturers from supply shocks and reduce strategic dependence on China.
Panera Bread is closing its fresh dough production facility in Franklin, Massachusetts this spring, resulting in permanent layoffs for 92 employees as the chain transitions to a third-party baking model.
Backed by an $18.1 million U.S. government grant, materials specialist 5N Plus is scaling its high-purity germanium recycling and boosting space-grade solar cell production, positioning itself at the nexus of defense, AI infrastructure, and global connectivity supply chains.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has transferred substantial holdings of PENDLE, ENA, and LDO tokens to prime broker FalconX, with on-chain data indicating the moves were made at a loss against his acquisition prices. The transactions coincide with a fragile altcoin market struggling to keep pace with Bitcoin's dominance.
December real estate data reveals a surge in median sale prices and sales volume for condominiums and townhouses across Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties, signaling a robust end to the year with inventory tightening.
TerraForm Power has purchased the massive Steward Creek Solar development in Illinois from Hexagon Energy, a deal that significantly expands its pre-construction portfolio and underscores the scale of new renewable infrastructure needed to meet rising U.S. power demand.
Retail tech firm Swiftly unveils an AI-powered platform that converts static weekly grocery circulars into personalized, clickable digital experiences, giving retailers unprecedented control over promotions and shopper engagement data.
GE Vernova finalizes its takeover of the remaining 50% stake in the transformer manufacturing joint venture Prolec GE, integrating its operations and 10,000-strong workforce to meet rising grid demands across the Americas.
The Financial Conduct Authority has imposed significant growth restrictions on insurance group Markerstudy, citing weaknesses in leadership and financial controls, a move that complicates its acquisition strategy and potential IPO.
As work-life balance eclipses salary as a top priority, a seismic shift is underway. The defining workplace conflict of 2024 is no longer about *where* people work, but *when*. Experts argue that granting 'time autonomy'—control over schedules and focus blocks—is now the critical lever for talent retention and performance.
Bitcoin's slide below $80,000 reflects a cautious exodus of major holders, yet extreme bearish sentiment and emerging bullish divergences are setting the stage for a potential short-term recovery.
The latest American Customer Satisfaction Index reveals a notable decline for Wegmans, with shoppers reporting diminished satisfaction in-store. Trader Joe's retains the top spot, highlighting shifting consumer preferences in the competitive grocery landscape.
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