Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk is advocating for televised coverage of Tyler Robinson's trial for the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk, while announcing a new partnership to grow the Club America program in Montana high schools.
The commercial landscaping giant's latest quarterly results, featuring a widening net loss despite modest revenue growth, cast doubt on the efficacy of its ongoing 'One BrightView' strategic overhaul and sparked a sharp sell-off.
House Speaker Mike Johnson invoked Old and New Testament passages to assert that Scripture mandates civil authorities to enforce immigration laws and secure national borders, drawing a sharp distinction between individual charity and governmental duty.
Amid heightened regional tensions, the United States has significantly increased its military footprint across the Middle East, deploying carrier strike groups and strike platforms. The strategic repositioning coincides with the last-minute relocation of crucial nuclear negotiations with Iran from Istanbul to Muscat.
In a major consolidation move within the semiconductor industry, Texas Instruments has agreed to acquire Silicon Laboratories in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $7.5 billion, aiming to significantly expand its embedded connectivity offerings.
CNBC's Jim Cramer reaffirmed his longstanding position in Salesforce (NYSE: CRM), held for 'years and years' by his Charitable Trust portfolio, even as the cloud software giant faced recent volatility among S&P 500 constituents.
Merck & Co. saw its stock rise over 2% following a solid quarterly earnings report, even as its full-year guidance came in softer than some expected. CNBC's Jim Cramer highlighted the pharmaceutical giant as a top pick in the sector, pointing to underlying strength beyond the headline numbers.
The private mortgage insurer announces a significant capital return initiative, including a fresh share repurchase authorization and a quarterly dividend, signaling strong operational confidence and a deepening commitment to shareholder value.
CNBC's Jim Cramer has singled out Wells Fargo (WFC) as a compelling investment, arguing that the banking giant's fundamentals and strategic positioning make it a winner, even as investor frenzy focuses elsewhere on artificial intelligence.
Workday shares have tumbled sharply as investor enthusiasm pivots to pure-play AI agents, raising questions about the HR software giant's strategic positioning and premium valuation. We examine whether the selloff presents a buying opportunity or signals deeper structural challenges.
Analysts have raised their fair value estimate for Brinker International (EAT) following recent research, citing improved company-specific performance despite a cautious outlook for the broader restaurant industry.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating Nike following allegations that its workplace diversity initiatives led to unfair treatment of white workers and job applicants, a move the company disputes as it undergoes significant restructuring.
Oscar Health's fair value estimate has been revised upward to $15.78, reflecting a measured recalibration of expectations amid a split analyst outlook. While some point to improved execution in core markets, others warn of persistent risks to profitability.
The Washington Post has laid off hundreds of employees, representing about a third of its newsroom. Among the casualties is Caroline O'Donovan, the reporter who covered Amazon—the tech giant owned by the paper's own proprietor, Jeff Bezos. The cuts signal a dramatic shift for the historic publication.
In a rare alignment of priorities, the administrations of U.S. President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro have jointly sanctioned a manhunt for three of Colombia's most powerful narcotics kingpins, disrupting fragile peace processes and escalating regional security efforts.
Electric vehicle maker Polestar has raised $400 million in new equity from institutional investors, with key backing from its major shareholder Geely. The deal, which includes a structured exit option for lenders, aims to bolster the company's liquidity as it navigates a fiercely competitive premium EV market.
Oracle's ambitious plan to raise up to $50 billion for a massive AI infrastructure expansion has rattled investors, sending its stock down sharply. While the move underscores its commitment to competing with cloud leaders, concerns over execution risk and debt levels are taking center stage.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant forecasts a potential double-digit sales decline for the year, citing pricing pressures and intensifying competition in the lucrative GLP-1 drug market.
XPeng reports January 2026 deliveries of 20,011 vehicles alongside a major global launch of its P7+ sedan across 36 markets, framing the expansion not just in terms of growth but also significant emissions savings. The move highlights the Chinese EV maker's dual focus on scaling its AI-powered electric vehicles internationally while bolstering its environmental credentials.
Tesla's aggressive push into large-scale, U.S.-based solar module manufacturing is reshaping the competitive landscape, prompting analysts to reassess the outlook for established players like First Solar and sending ripples through the utility-scale project market.
