As legislative scrutiny intensifies, Washington's long-standing tech dominance faces a pivotal test. Industry leaders warn that regulatory uncertainty could erode the state's competitive advantage, putting its economic future in the balance.
Shares of Lithium Americas (TSX:LAC) fell sharply following the formalization of new funding agreements with the Department of Energy and General Motors for the Thacker Pass project. The deals grant the DOE discounted warrants and a stake in the venture, reshaping its capital structure and cementing federal involvement, while raising fresh questions about dilution and execution risks for the pre-revenue miner.
A $20 million state bailout couldn't save the California College of the Arts from the consequences of a massive, debt-fueled campus expansion in San Francisco. The school's gamble, intertwined with trustee real estate interests, ended with its sale to Vanderbilt University and impending closure.
New research exposes a systemic flaw in cryptocurrency media, finding that most press releases distributed through specialized wires promote dubious projects, blurring the lines between news and unvetted marketing.
As markets navigate a landscape of steady rates and shaky consumer sentiment, adventurous investors are turning their gaze to penny stocks. We analyze three Chinese companies—spanning culture, construction materials, and tech—that exemplify the high-risk, high-reward potential in this volatile segment.
While mega-cap stocks often dominate their sectors, their sheer size can become a double-edged sword. We examine three industry leaders—PepsiCo, Caterpillar, and Citigroup—whose future growth paths may be fraught with more risk than their storied pasts suggest.
A Virginia House subcommittee narrowly advanced legislation to legalize online casinos, reigniting a contentious debate over gambling addiction, tax revenue, and the future of the state's existing gaming industry.
The Trump administration unveils 'Project Vault,' a major public-private initiative funded by $10 billion in government-backed loans and $2 billion in private capital, aimed at securing domestic supplies of minerals critical to defense, energy, and tech sectors.
Catalyst Brands, the operator of Eddie Bauer's North American stores, is preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, potentially leading to the closure of all locations, including eight in Wisconsin, as the century-old brand faces another financial reckoning.
Elon Musk plans to merge his xAI venture with SpaceX, paving the way for a historic $1.5 trillion public listing. While early backers of his troubled Twitter acquisition stand to gain, the move risks entangling SpaceX's government-focused operations with the controversies of X and its Grok AI.
While upselling and cross-selling are proven sales boosters, experts warn that clumsy execution is eroding consumer trust and fueling regret. The key to success lies in aligning offers with customer intent, not just revenue targets.
As the Trump administration's aggressive tariff policies persist, longstanding U.S. trade partners are accelerating deals with each other, seeking to reduce economic dependence on Washington. This shift risks diminishing U.S. influence and could lead to higher domestic prices, analysts warn.
As Bitcoin hovers near $78,000, data from mining pool Antpool indicates a significant portion of the network's hardware is operating at razor-thin margins. A further decline could trigger a wave of shutdowns among mid-tier miners, with potential ripple effects for network security and market dynamics.
Amid concerns over high fees and underperformance, Ohio's public pension system is scaling back its private equity holdings. The move comes as the Trump administration seeks to channel more individual retirement savings into the same asset class, sparking a debate over risk and returns for everyday savers.
As Wall Street giants and pro-crypto regulations bring digital assets into the financial fold, industry pioneer Friederike Ernst cautions that the sector's original ethos of decentralization and individual sovereignty is under threat.
As the FTSE 100 wobbles on global economic concerns, income-focused investors are turning to dividend payers for stability. We analyze three UK-listed companies offering compelling yields, weighing their income potential against sustainability and market risks.
KeyBanc Capital Markets has reiterated its bullish stance on Amazon.com, Inc., lifting its price target and highlighting underestimated momentum in AWS and the grocery sector, even as the company continues a significant corporate workforce restructuring.
Following a sharp post-spinoff rally and subsequent pullback, Starz Entertainment (STRZ) is drawing value investors with its deep discount, niche content strategy, and a restructuring plan aimed at sustainable cash flow. Activist stakes and potential M&A add further intrigue to the story.
After years of struggle, Oatly Group AB (OTLY) is showing concrete signs of a sustainable turnaround, posting its first quarterly operating profit in ten years. Strategic moves, including debt restructuring and a key investor stake, are fueling optimism for the oatmilk pioneer's path to profitability.
In a detailed business update, Plug Power's CEO Andy Marsh made a direct appeal to shareholders to approve an increase in authorized shares, framing it as essential for meeting financial obligations and funding future growth. He warned that failure to pass the proposal would force the company to pursue a reverse stock split—a move he believes historically damages shareholder value.
