After a month-long blockade, the United Nations has secured approval from Houthi authorities to resume vital humanitarian air services to Sanaa this February, offering a lifeline to millions amid Yemen's deepening crisis.
President Joseph Aoun condemns Israeli aerial spraying of an unknown substance over southern Lebanon as a violation of sovereignty and a health hazard, prompting UN investigations and renewed diplomatic tensions.
After a banner year securing massive AI contracts, the GPU cloud provider faces its toughest test yet: proving it can deliver on its promises at scale without breaking the bank.
In a strategic move to address the data-to-action gap in retail, GOcxm has acquired Emotive Technologies, integrating the latter's Apex AI predictive platform into its core shopper engagement suite.
Buoyed by strong demand in both the U.S. and U.K. markets, Watches of Switzerland Group has upgraded its revenue forecast for FY26. The luxury retailer cites sustained growth across categories and the recent acquisition of Deutsch & Deutsch as key drivers, even as it navigates margin pressures from inflation and brand adjustments.
Wall Street analysts have significantly raised revenue and earnings projections for Franklin Resources (BEN), citing an accelerating growth trajectory that outpaces both its historical performance and industry peers.
While Costco's gold bars sell out rapidly, money expert Preston Seo cautions that premiums, taxes, and selling hurdles may significantly erode potential profits for casual investors.
As the AI race intensifies, investors face a stark choice between Nvidia's foundational chip empire and Palantir's data analytics software. Valuation and long-term strategic positioning are key battlegrounds in this high-stakes comparison.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a video conference Wednesday, as Beijing balances its strategic partnership with Moscow against a recent flurry of diplomatic engagements with Western powers.
Myanmar's military rulers announce plans for a powerful new council to oversee both the armed forces and the incoming civilian administration, a move analysts say is designed to secure Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's political future and tighten the junta's grip on power.
Amid a challenging macro environment for smaller stocks, corporate insiders are placing strategic bets. We examine three global small-cap companies—NIOX Group, Ainsworth Game Technology, and Nufarm—where recent insider buying activity signals underlying confidence despite headline risks.
Amid a backdrop of steady interest rates and mixed economic signals, a significant number of global equities are trading at discounts to their estimated intrinsic value, offering potential opportunities for discerning investors.
As the FIFA World Cup approaches, homeowners in host cities are investing heavily to attract soccer fans, hoping for record-breaking nightly rates. But in an increasingly competitive market, proximity to the stadium is no longer a guarantee of success.
In a move timed for the biggest snacking weekend of the year, PepsiCo announces price cuts of up to 15% on its flagship chip brands including Lay's, Doritos, and Cheetos, directly addressing consumer affordability concerns.
Darden Restaurants is closing 14 Bahama Breeze outlets and converting the remaining 14 to other brands within its portfolio, marking the effective end of the once-popular Caribbean-themed chain.
Hubbell Incorporated posts strong Q4 2025 results, fueled by surging investments in data center infrastructure and utility grid modernization, while navigating inflationary headwinds with strategic pricing and automation.
Aerospace supplier TransDigm Group posted stronger-than-expected Q4 sales, fueled by rebounding aircraft production. However, investor sentiment turned negative as integration costs from recent buys and aftermarket channel dynamics pressured profitability, prompting a conservative near-term outlook from management.
Graphic Packaging Holding met revenue targets in Q4 2025, but a significant profit shortfall highlights the margin squeeze facing the packaging industry. The company's focus shifts to aggressive cost-cutting and inventory management amid tepid market demand.
PJT Partners reported a 12.1% year-over-year revenue increase to $535.2 million in Q4 2025, driven by record restructuring and advisory fees. However, the results missed top-line expectations, sending shares lower as investors weighed strong performance against rising costs and a complex macro outlook.
Industrial supplies giant W.W. Grainger (GWW) posted stronger-than-expected Q4 sales, driven by strategic technology investments and market share expansion, though earnings per share slightly missed estimates amid a challenging macroeconomic climate.
