In a major boost for American clean energy infrastructure, LG Energy Solution Vertech and Qcells have solidified a multi-year pact to deploy utility-scale battery storage across Qcells' U.S. project pipeline, underscoring a strategic shift towards domestic manufacturing and supply chain resilience.
Merck & Co. reported solid Q4 2025 results, driven by oncology and new launches, while detailing a robust pipeline it believes can deliver over $70 billion in commercial potential by the mid-2030s, aiming to ensure growth past Keytruda's patent expiration.
Pilgrim Partners Asia significantly reduced its holding in the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF as Ether's price struggles, highlighting institutional risk management in volatile digital asset markets.
The Walt Disney Company announced Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences, as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger. The leadership handover, set for 2026, comes as the entertainment giant's shares face persistent pressure, declining over 40% in the past five years.
Danish energy giant Ørsted has agreed to sell its entire European onshore renewables business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for $1.7 billion, marking a decisive pivot to concentrate its resources on large-scale offshore wind development across core European markets.
The Walt Disney Company has appointed longtime executive Josh D'Amaro as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger in a planned transition. D'Amaro, who currently leads Disney's theme parks division, will assume the role in March with a compensation package valued at approximately $38 million.
First Majestic Silver's $970 million acquisition of Gatos Silver, finalized last year, has dramatically boosted production and profits just as silver prices soared, positioning the company as a top performer in the precious metals sector.
The Walt Disney Company has unveiled its long-awaited succession plan, appointing Josh D'Amaro as Chief Executive Officer and Dana Walden as President and Chief Creative Officer, effective March 18.
The UK's tax authority has entered a strategic partnership with SAP to migrate its core Enterprise Tax Management Platform to the cloud, aiming to boost resilience, enable real-time analytics, and develop new AI tools for taxpayers.
Professional services firm S&W has named Marcus Peaker, a former PwC executive compensation lead, to head its own practice in the field, aiming to address growing corporate scrutiny on remuneration structures.
A Pittsburgh-based investment firm launches to finance 'attainable' multifamily housing, addressing a gap for working families squeezed between luxury units and subsidized low-income housing.
CEC Entertainment announces leadership transition, with Scott Drake succeeding David McKillips to steer the family entertainment giant's next phase of growth and international expansion.
Following a historic plunge in gold and silver prices, investors are grappling with uncertainty. Market analysts dissect the three stages of the sell-off and debate whether the recent dip is a buying opportunity or a sign of deeper trouble ahead.
New data highlights a historical 'Monday effect' for tech stocks, but seasoned analysts warn that fixating on calendar patterns is a distraction from the real drivers of volatility and long-term returns.
JPMorgan Chase expands its Iowa footprint with a new Ames branch, anchoring its arrival with a seven-figure philanthropic package aimed at fueling small business innovation and resilience across the state.
The historic Swiss watchmaker Longines has opened a dedicated boutique on Amazon Luxury, marking its first direct-to-consumer partnership with the e-commerce giant and significantly expanding its digital retail footprint in the U.S. market.
Capri Holdings reports mixed Q3 FY2026 results, with Michael Kors revenue down but showing sequential improvement, while Jimmy Choo posts a 5% gain. The company, now streamlined after the Versace divestiture, outlines a strategic pivot focused on full-price sales, brand storytelling, and debt reduction, forecasting a return to growth next fiscal year.
Nicolas Lecocq traded predawn bakery shifts for a computer screen, teaching himself to code. His frustration with complex WordPress themes led him to build OceanWP—a free tool that amassed over 500,000 users and generated millions, though not without costly lessons.
PayPal Holdings Inc. replaced CEO Alex Chriss with board chair Enrique Lores after a sharp slowdown in its core branded checkout business triggered a steep stock selloff and raised doubts about its competitive edge.
Despite posting robust cloud revenue growth and a significant earnings beat, Oracle shares have sharply underperformed the market. Analysts remain largely bullish, seeing a potential disconnect between current price and long-term prospects in AI and multicloud infrastructure.
