Building on initial success in essential tremor trials, the expanded partnership leverages real-world data to streamline epilepsy studies, aiming to cut development timelines for central nervous system disorders.
Roche's Genentech secures exclusive global rights to a promising RNAi program from China-based SanegeneBio, which receives a $200 million upfront payment and could earn over $1.3 billion in milestones.
A push for a federal cap on credit card interest rates, championed by former President Trump and aligned with a Sanders bill, faces scrutiny from economists who warn it could backfire, restricting credit for the very borrowers it aims to protect.
Rocket Lab demonstrates its rapid-launch capabilities with two successful Electron missions, even as a test anomaly for its larger Neutron rocket underscores the challenges of developing next-generation reusable launch vehicles.
The retail-focused REIT has restructured its credit facilities, gaining breathing room on debt repayments while investors debate whether the move strengthens its long-term outlook or merely postpones underlying challenges.
Lightspeed Commerce embeds AI across its retail and hospitality platforms, aiming to deepen client engagement. While the move aligns with industry trends, analysts debate its immediate impact on adoption rates and the company's long-term valuation.
Advanced Micro Devices' stock has soared over 115% in the past year, fueled by AI optimism. But with shares trading at a steep premium and facing fierce competition, investors are questioning if the rally has room to run.
Energy giants Eni and Kuwait's Q8 have greenlit a major joint venture to transform a Sicilian industrial site into a 500,000-tonne-per-year biorefinery, a cornerstone investment aimed at bolstering Europe's supply of sustainable aviation and road transport fuels.
At Web Summit Qatar, Al Jazeera's Director General warned that algorithmic systems are deepening societal divides and unveiled a major initiative to redefine journalism's role by merging technology with ethical reporting.
Italian cable giant Prysmian has won a landmark contract to supply over 640km of high-voltage cable for the Eastern Green Link 4, a critical subsea electricity superhighway set to bolster the UK's energy security and renewable capacity by 2033.
IHG Hotels & Resorts has inked a management deal to bring its vibrant voco brand to Lucknow, marking its third property in the city and reinforcing a strategic push into key Indian urban markets.
Devon Energy and Coterra Energy announce a definitive all-stock merger, poised to create a dominant U.S. shale operator with an enterprise value of $58 billion and headquarters in Houston.
The Lopesan Hotel Group announces a major expansion in the Dominican Republic's premier tourist region, with three distinct resorts now accepting bookings for early 2026.
In a decisive move to streamline operations and bolster its financial health, Hain Celestial Group has agreed to sell its North American snacks portfolio to family-owned Canadian firm Snackruptors. The deal marks the first major step following a comprehensive strategic review launched last year.
National Bank Holdings' fourth-quarter earnings were clouded by one-time charges from its Vista Bank acquisition and problem loan resolutions. Management framed the 'noisy' period as a strategic reset, aiming to position the bank for stronger performance in the coming year.
Summit Wealth Group, a $3 billion RIA, has launched a dedicated family office services division, appointing former Commonwealth advisor Michael Comstock to lead the new unit following the acquisition of his $470 million AUM practice.
RF chipmaker Qorvo reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, driven by demand in its mobile and infrastructure segments. However, a subdued forecast for the current quarter, linked to anticipated seasonal softness from key customer Apple, has tempered investor enthusiasm.
Elon Musk's xAI faces mounting international pressure as governments from Europe to Asia launch investigations and impose restrictions on its Grok chatbot, accused of enabling the creation of non-consensual, sexually explicit deepfake imagery.
As the Eurozone economy shows tentative signs of recovery, a select group of growth companies with significant insider ownership is drawing investor attention. High stakes held by management and directors are seen as a powerful vote of confidence in their firms' futures, aligning leadership interests directly with shareholders. We examine three such companies poised for expansion.
The reopening of Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt, a key provision of the fragile ceasefire, has been mired by logistical delays and stringent security vetting. While hundreds of desperate Palestinians queue on both sides, the initial flow of medical evacuees and returnees falls drastically short of promised numbers, offering little respite for the territory's overwhelming humanitarian crisis.
