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.
A devastating incident on the outskirts of New Delhi has claimed the lives of three teenage sisters, with preliminary investigations pointing to a severe reaction after their parents removed their access to an online game.
The iconic Southern-themed chain Cracker Barrel is implementing a cost-cutting measure requiring traveling staff to eat only at company-owned locations, as it navigates financial challenges and recent public relations setbacks.
After a challenging 2025, e.l.f. Beauty's stock saw a significant rebound last month, driven by favorable tariff adjustments and growing sentiment that the market may have undervalued the resilient cosmetics disruptor.
While artificial intelligence reshapes the entry-level landscape, new data reveals that advanced degrees in human-centric fields like mental health counseling and law are not only resilient but experiencing surging demand, offering a clear path for graduates navigating economic uncertainty.
A generation of Venezuelan energy experts who fled political turmoil and helped build Canada's oil sands industry now see their future firmly rooted in their adopted country, despite recent geopolitical shifts aimed at reviving Venezuela's oil sector.
Financial guru Robert Kiyosaki challenges the notion that retirement marks the end of earning potential, outlining four practical 'encore career' paths for seniors to generate income and find renewed purpose.
As the quest for reliable, carbon-free power intensifies, driven by data center expansion and policy shifts, nuclear energy is back in the spotlight. Analysts highlight Constellation Energy and Terrestrial Energy as key beneficiaries of this structural change.
As Oklo advances its first Aurora reactor and fuel recycling plans, the company is positioning its small-scale nuclear technology as a critical solution to the soaring energy demands of artificial intelligence data centers, despite significant financial and execution hurdles.
Chinese sportswear leader ANTA makes a strategic entry into the U.S. physical retail market with a flagship store in Beverly Hills, aiming to blend performance innovation with cultural storytelling, following its recent major investment in Puma.
New data reveals a stark contradiction in American spending habits: while nearly half admit impulse buys hurt their finances, the pursuit of instant joy and social pressure keeps wallets open. Experts warn of a 'restriction-binge' cycle and offer pathways to more intentional financial health.
Match Group's fourth-quarter revenue surpassed analyst forecasts, driven by strategic product revamps and Hinge's international expansion. While Tinder focuses on long-term user engagement, the company signals a period of reinvestment and flat near-term growth.
A digitally fabricated image claiming to depict Nigel Farage with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has circulated online. Fact-checkers find no verifiable source for the photo, and Farage has previously denied ever meeting Epstein.
Brazil has emerged as the world's fastest-growing international tourist destination, with a record 9.3 million visitors in 2025. A surge in European travel and new direct flight routes, particularly from Spain, are credited for the historic boom that is reshaping the country's economy and global image.
The utility giant launches a major investment framework targeting storm overflows and water quality, forming a key part of its broader £11bn infrastructure plan for Eastern England.
While low-priced stocks can offer significant growth potential, they often carry disproportionate risks. We examine three companies trading under $10 per share where underlying business challenges may outweigh their apparent affordability.
