Ameriprise Financial's institutional arm secures its largest deal to date, absorbing $28 billion in wealth management assets from Huntington Bank. The move highlights the ongoing consolidation in the financial advice sector as major players vie for scale and bank partnerships.
Following the recent CEO appointment, sunscreen brand Supergoop names marketing veteran Lauren Weinberg, formerly of Peloton and Square, as its new CMO, signaling aggressive growth ambitions under Blackstone ownership.
Rahmanullah Lakanwal, accused of killing one National Guard member and critically wounding another in Washington, D.C., has entered a not guilty plea. Federal prosecutors are considering a superseding indictment that could pave the way for seeking the death penalty.
Teradyne's semiconductor testing business surged in the latter half of 2025, driven by the explosive growth of AI data centers, with computing revenue jumping 90% year-over-year.
In a Morning Joe appearance, FT columnist Ed Luce cited newly released documents suggesting Jeffrey Epstein's network had 'deep coordination' with Russian officials, highlighting a 2016 meeting with a former Russian ambassador and Peter Thiel.
With Israel permitting limited returns through the Rafah crossing, tens of thousands of Palestinians in Egypt grapple with a wrenching decision: remain in a precarious exile or go back to a devastated homeland lacking basic necessities and any clear path to recovery.
As AI becomes deeply embedded in finance and daily workflows, new surveys from Workiva, Cisco, and Wiingy reveal a critical juncture: while benefits are clear, unchecked adoption by employees and uneven organizational readiness are amplifying risks, placing data governance at the top of the CFO's agenda.
As AI agents evolve from research assistants to fully autonomous shoppers, e-commerce giants face an existential challenge: adapt their platforms or risk becoming mere backend fulfillment for a new generation of AI-driven marketplaces.
Facing unprecedented growth driven by data centers and population influx, the Tennessee Valley Authority announces its largest-ever capital program to add 6.2 GW of new generation, aiming to balance booming industrial demand with stable rates for all customers.
In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has publicly addressed his past meetings with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, describing the association as a 'dead end' and expressing regret for 'every minute' spent with him.
Following a market sell-off triggered by Google's AI game-building demo, Take-Two Interactive's leadership defends the irreplaceable role of human creativity in blockbuster titles like GTA 6, while outlining their own strategic adoption of generative AI tools.
As a historic wave of Baby Boomers approaches retirement, locking in a date demands more than financial readiness. Experts warn that overlooking healthcare gaps, market volatility, and the psychological shift from work can derail even the best-laid plans.
Stephen Gardner, the former CEO of Amtrak, has been appointed to the strategic advisory board of financial consultancy Telos Advisors. The move brings one of the rail industry's most prominent figures to a firm specializing in complex infrastructure projects.
Accounting for a quarter of foodservice sales, the humble sandwich is a powerhouse for c-stores. With sales projected to hit $8.6 billion by 2029, operators are innovating with fresh ingredients, strategic variety, and operational savvy to capture more of this lucrative market.
Amid a crowded market and economic headwinds, boutique hotelier Study Hotels is carving a niche by weaving campus culture into its design and guest experience. Founder Paul McGowan discusses the strategy behind tapping into alumni nostalgia and the unique challenges of building in college towns today.
The brother of Israel's domestic intelligence chief has been detained and will be prosecuted for allegedly smuggling contraband cigarettes into Gaza, an operation authorities say financially benefits Hamas and constitutes treason during wartime.
After a two-year succession saga, Disney's board has chosen theme parks veteran Josh D’Amaro as its next CEO, while Dana Walden ascends to a powerful new creative role. The decision aims to balance operational expertise with Hollywood relationships as the entertainment giant navigates a complex future.
A former British minister steps down amid an investigation into leaked documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers clash with Netflix over 'woke' content allegations, and Congress reverses course on proposed science budget cuts.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin warns that an environment where corporate success depends on currying favor with the White House is 'incredibly distasteful' and undermines fair competition, even as he acknowledges regulatory relief under the current administration.
Ahead of their purpose-driven Super Bowl ad, Rocket Companies and Redfin are kicking off a nationwide scavenger hunt for a $1M home, aiming to combat declining social trust and position Redfin as the top home-search platform.
