A key procedural vote in the House of Representatives has set the stage for a final vote to fund major government agencies, likely ending a four-day partial shutdown after intense White House lobbying swayed Republican holdouts.
A sharp divergence defined Tuesday's trading session: the Nasdaq fell over 1% despite strong tech earnings, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. Investor sentiment was caught between robust corporate results, hawkish Fed signals, and the ongoing partial government shutdown.
John Deere announces plans for a major distribution center in Indiana and a new excavator factory in North Carolina, signaling a strategic shift to bolster domestic supply chains and onshore production from Japan.
A landmark study from the Geneva Academy documents a global crisis in international humanitarian law, with civilians targeted on an industrial scale across multiple conflicts and major powers failing to enforce the rules.
A U.S. Navy F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian Shahed-139 drone after it aggressively approached the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in international waters, U.S. Central Command stated. The incident, part of a series of recent confrontations, underscores escalating tensions in a critical global shipping corridor.
The reopening of the Rafah crossing, a potential lifeline for Gaza, has been marred by disturbing accounts from the first Palestinians allowed back. Multiple women report being bound, blindfolded, and subjected to hours of threatening interrogation by Israeli troops, casting a shadow over the fragile return process.
A U.S. F-35 fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, officials said, marking a sharp escalation in regional tensions amid stalled nuclear talks.
A leaked internal email reveals former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino advocated for broad immigration sweeps over targeted operations months before agents under his command were involved in fatal shootings during protests.
The Walt Disney Company announces Josh D'Amaro, current head of parks and consumer products, will take the CEO reins from Bob Iger in 2026, while Dana Walden ascends to Chief Creative Officer, marking a pivotal leadership transition for the entertainment giant.
Investors weighing broad international diversification against a concentrated bet on emerging markets face a critical choice between Vanguard's VXUS and iShares' EEM. We break down the performance, costs, and risks shaping this strategic decision.
With a blockbuster portfolio and a pipeline brimming with potential, Axsome Therapeutics is proving its five-year market surge may be only the beginning. Analysts point to label expansions and untapped markets as key drivers for the next phase of growth.
Beyond its round-the-clock service and status as an informal disaster barometer, Waffle House remains a fiercely private, family-run empire. We trace its ownership from a 1955 Atlanta suburb to the present day, examining how the Rogers family maintains control and culture in a fast-food world.
The Danish pharmaceutical giant forecasts a significant drop in revenue for the year, citing fierce competition for its weight-loss drugs and U.S. government pricing initiatives. The projected decline steeper than analyst expectations triggered a sharp sell-off in its U.S.-listed shares.
Spire Inc. (SR) reported robust first-quarter earnings, crediting its natural gas utilities' performance during a historic winter storm and reaffirming its growth targets as it advances a major acquisition and portfolio simplification.
As Valentine's Day approaches, economists are watching to see if the holiday's remarkable spending power—which hit a record $27.5 billion in the U.S. last year—can hold firm against economic headwinds, signaling broader trends in consumer confidence and retail health.
At the Future of Freight Festival, Echo's CIO Zach Jecklin detailed a strategic pivot: empowering its 3,000 employees to drive AI adoption from the bottom up, leading to dramatic efficiency gains and a cultural shift where every staffer becomes a process engineer.
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.
Siemens Energy is making a major investment in its North Carolina manufacturing footprint, committing $421 million to expand operations and create approximately 500 new jobs focused on building critical energy infrastructure.
As Bitcoin faces market turbulence, MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Sayer reaffirms his unwavering commitment to the company's aggressive accumulation strategy, dismissing short-term volatility and highlighting long-term institutional adoption as key drivers.
Bitcoin's recovery falters, slipping back toward $77,000 as precious metals rally sharply. The shift highlights a broader risk-off mood, with AI-related tech stocks also under pressure.
