U.S. dealers for Stellantis report improved relations and strategy under CEO Antonio Filosa, citing revived V8 engines, a $13B investment pledge, and plans to reopen an Illinois plant. Yet, questions persist over the long-term fate of the conglomerate's 14-brand portfolio.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has taken the rare step of asking a federal court to compel Nike to comply with a subpoena, escalating an investigation into whether the sportswear giant's diversity hiring goals may constitute discrimination against White employees and applicants.
A new Forbes survey identifies the most sought-after workplaces in the U.S., with half of the top ten spots claimed by companies based in California, highlighting a continued shift in workforce priorities.
A 1,000-pound great white shark, tracked by researchers for over 3,000 miles, has surfaced unusually close to Alabama's shoreline—a rare event that offers new insights into the behavior of this apex predator in the Gulf of Mexico.
A wave of resignations has stripped the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota of its most experienced prosecutors, forcing a handover of the landmark $250 million 'Feeding Our Future' fraud case to newcomers amid broader concerns over the office's stability and capacity.
A prolonged selloff in software stocks, now in its sixth consecutive session, is failing to attract the bargain hunters that have historically stepped in during tech downturns. Analysts note a defensive market posture and a pivot from AI-fueled optimism to fears of economic disruption as key drivers.
As Amazon prepares to report its fourth-quarter results, investors are weighing robust cloud reacceleration against hefty AI investments. With the stock lagging behind Magnificent Seven peers, tomorrow's call could set the tone for its 2025 trajectory.
U.S. Central Command forces executed five coordinated strikes against multiple Islamic State targets in Syria over the past week, deploying 50 precision munitions to destroy key logistical and weapons sites in an operation aimed at preventing a militant resurgence.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed Iran's request to relocate planned nuclear discussions from Turkey, as diplomatic maneuvering intensifies ahead of a potential Friday meeting. Rubio outlined key U.S. prerequisites for substantive dialogue amid regional tensions.
In a moving video released for World Cancer Day, Catherine, Princess of Wales, opens up about her own experience with the disease, offering a message of hope and connection to others on similar paths, as King Charles also reflects on his recovery.
A patient care technician at a Brandon hospital faces multiple felony charges after authorities allege she stole a nonagenarian patient's wallet and used the credit cards for over $500 in retail purchases.
Bill Stevenson, former spouse of First Lady Jill Biden, was indicted on first-degree murder charges Monday in the death of his wife Linda, following a December domestic dispute call at their Delaware home.
While prediction markets make splashy food giveaways, a vast and enduring network of nonprofits, fueled by private donations, has been the city's true hunger safety net for decades.
CNBC's Jim Cramer offered a tempered critique of Microsoft following its latest earnings call, labeling it the 'least magnificent' of the tech titans. While expressing a degree of sympathy for the company, his comments underscore broader investor scrutiny over its growth narrative amid complex quarterly results.
David Flueck, the executive credited with shaping the Marriott Bonvoy program, will retire at month's end. His departure is part of a broader wave of senior leadership changes at the hospitality giant, following a recent corporate restructuring.
The abrupt closure of three LOOK Dine-In Cinemas in the Los Angeles area highlights the mounting pressures on mid-sized theater chains, caught between streaming dominance, costly upgrades, and shifting audience habits.
Boston Scientific's robust Q4 results were overshadowed by investor disappointment over its forward guidance, triggering a sharp sell-off and raising questions about market expectations for high-flying medtech stocks.
Luxury sleepwear brand Petite Plume names former Fleur du Mal president Irina Topuria to its newly created president role, tasking her with steering strategic growth and operational scaling as the company eyes broader market reach.
As OpenAI projects explosive revenue growth, its massive compute and cloud spending is creating clear winners in the AI infrastructure layer. We examine the high-stakes bets on Microsoft, Oracle, and Broadcom.
Colombia's Avianca Airlines is launching a new seasonal direct flight from San Francisco to Guatemala City, capitalizing on a surge in U.S. traveler interest in the Central American nation's rich Mayan heritage and natural wonders.
