Moscow pledges to remain a responsible nuclear power despite the lapse of the last major U.S.-Russia arms control pact, raising questions about the future of strategic stability and a potential new arms race.
Iranian naval forces have intercepted two vessels in the Gulf waters, confiscating more than one million liters of what authorities describe as illicit fuel. The crews, comprising 15 foreign nationals, face legal proceedings.
A new exhibition at the University of Toronto reveals that the current strategic scramble for the Arctic, highlighted by U.S. interest in Greenland, has deep roots in 19th-century ambitions for territory and resources, offering historical context to today's geopolitical tensions.
As legal sports betting booms, prediction markets are offering increasingly niche wagers on everything from halftime show outfits to ad slogans, raising questions about the blurring line between gambling and investing.
A crowded and expensive Democratic primary in New Jersey's 11th Congressional District has erupted into a national battleground, with super PACs and ideological factions spending millions to influence the party's future ahead of a pivotal election year.
Domino's Pizza (DPZ) shares have faced sustained pressure, declining over 10% in the past year. This weakness has ignited a fierce debate among analysts and investors: is the market overlooking a buying opportunity, or correctly pricing in slowing growth? We examine the conflicting valuation models and key risks shaping the investment thesis.
Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) signals a strategic shift with the acquisition of a half-million-square-foot industrial portfolio in Portland and key executive appointments, blending real estate investment with core reinsurance operations as the market awaits its quarterly results.
Champion Homes (SKY) reported robust third-quarter earnings, surpassing profit expectations, while simultaneously launching a new 67-unit build-to-rent community in California. The dual developments signal the company's strategic push to address the housing affordability crisis while delivering shareholder value.
Following the release of new long-term data and a resubmitted FDA application for its gene therapy UX111, Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical faces a critical juncture. Despite clinical progress, the company's stock tells a story of deep skepticism, trading at a significant discount to analyst valuations.
Elon Musk consolidates his AI ambitions under SpaceX, announcing plans to overcome Earth's energy and environmental limits by moving AI compute infrastructure into space. Analysts weigh the feasibility and ponder which Musk venture might be next for integration.
The deep cuts at The Washington Post, blessed by owner Jeff Bezos, mark a pivotal moment. They underscore a broader trend where ultra-wealthy patrons are less saviors and more architects, fundamentally redefining news organizations to fit their vision—and their politics.
Global Water Resources (NASDAQ: GWRS) declared a $0.0253 per share dividend payable in late February, offering a 3.5% yield. While the company boasts a decade of stable payments, analysts raise concerns over a payout ratio exceeding 100% and negative free cash flow.
As the STOXX Europe 600 signals cautious optimism, a segment of investors is turning its gaze to lesser-known, low-priced equities. We examine three such companies—from Swedish security tech to Polish gaming and German football—that are showing promising fundamentals despite their modest market capitalizations.
The British Film Institute reports a historic high of £2.8 billion spent on feature film production in the UK last year, a 31% surge driven largely by major Hollywood shoots. However, domestic film investment remains a minor share, raising questions about the impact of recent tax incentives.
Florida-based property insurer HCI Group announces its upcoming quarterly cash dividend, signaling confidence in its financial footing despite a forecasted earnings dip. Analysts weigh the stock's appeal for income-focused investors.
Potato supplier Lamb Weston appoints former AB InBev executive Jan Craps to a newly created executive chairman role and names a new CFO, as the company seeks to navigate profit pressures and activist investor demands.
National early childhood education franchise The Learning Experience announces aggressive expansion in central Ohio, planning four new centers in the next two years to meet soaring local demand.
With nearly 90% of its shares held by major financial institutions, The AES Corporation's stock trajectory is deeply intertwined with the moves of Wall Street's largest players. This concentration brings both stability and potential volatility, as recent market gains highlight.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced plans to manufacture its most advanced 3-nanometer semiconductors at a new plant in Japan, a strategic move to meet surging AI demand and significantly advance Japan's goal of reclaiming leadership in high-tech chip production.
A week-long counter-terrorism operation in southwestern Pakistan has reportedly resulted in over 200 militant casualties, as security forces move to dismantle networks following a major insurgent assault.
