Rouble Nagi, founder of an art foundation that has established over 800 learning centers and educational murals across India's underserved communities, received the prestigious Global Teacher Prize in Dubai.
A relentless series of winter storms continues to batter Portugal and Spain, with the latest, Storm Leonardo, claiming a life and leaving a young girl missing. Authorities brace for the next system as damage estimates soar into the billions.
Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller made a notable portfolio shift last quarter, divesting from Microsoft and initiating a position in Amazon, betting on the e-commerce giant's expansive AI integration across its businesses.
Production setbacks at the Automotive Cells Company (ACC) joint venture have forced Stellantis to postpone several crucial electric vehicle programs, impacting brands like Peugeot and signaling broader challenges for Europe's battery manufacturing ambitions.
Amidst market volatility and waning consumer sentiment, a select group of high-growth companies with substantial insider ownership is drawing investor attention, signaling strong management belief in their future trajectory.
Amidst a backdrop of steady central bank rates and wavering consumer sentiment, income-focused investors are turning to dividend-paying stocks for resilience. We examine three companies from Asia demonstrating strong payout fundamentals.
Despite beating Q4 earnings estimates, Qualcomm's stock stumbled as its guidance revealed a significant near-term headwind: a global memory chip shortage is capping smartphone production, exposing the chipmaker's vulnerability to supply chain bottlenecks beyond its control.
The heavily restricted reopening of Gaza's Rafah crossing has allowed a trickle of medical evacuations and the return of some displaced Palestinians, who describe arduous and degrading Israeli security procedures. The process falls far short of needs as attacks continue despite a nominal ceasefire.
Lachlan Star Limited has entered a binding agreement to acquire a 90% interest in the promising New Waverley Gold Project, strategically located in Western Australia's prolific Norseman region, with plans to launch an aggressive drilling campaign by March.
Vietnamese automaker VinFast reports a 102% surge in global vehicle deliveries for 2025, with Indonesia emerging as its top overseas market as the company expands its manufacturing footprint across Asia.
A bipartisan bill in Congress aims to restore $160 million in federal funding to Brand USA, the nation's tourism promoter, seeking to capitalize on major upcoming events like the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics to boost inbound travel and hotel demand.
Singapore's Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) framework is expanding its reach, compelling a wider range of businesses to annually disclose packaging data and submit concrete waste reduction plans to the National Environment Agency, as the city-state accelerates its transition to a circular economy.
Hyundai Motor Group posts a record U.S. sales month for January, fueled by a 66% surge in hybrid vehicle deliveries. The milestone comes despite headwinds for electric models following IRA tax credit changes.
Kyocera's shares have surged over 27% in three months, pushing its valuation to a premium. Analysts are divided on whether the momentum reflects a fundamental re-rating or a speculative bubble, as growth forecasts remain modest.
Shares of facilities management giant ABM Industries have posted solid gains over the past quarter, reigniting the debate over its valuation. With a market cap underpinned by $8.7 billion in revenue, analysts are scrutinizing whether the current price reflects a genuine discount or underlying challenges.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise's market narrative is undergoing a subtle but significant shift. While its fundamental valuation holds steady, analysts are recalibrating their views, balancing optimism over the transformative Juniper Networks acquisition against growing concerns about cyclical pressures on hardware margins.
Arm Holdings' latest earnings reveal a company in transition, with surging data center and AI demand driving revenue while smartphone markets soften. The chip designer's future hinges on whether its v9 architecture can sustain a lasting pivot in its royalty streams.
German factory orders soared 7.8% in December, the strongest monthly gain in two years and far exceeding analyst forecasts, sparking cautious optimism that the industrial heart of Europe may be stabilizing.
The German government, via KfW, is set to become a direct shareholder in TenneT Germany with a 25.1% stake, bolstering the grid operator's capital for critical energy transition investments. The deal is slated for completion by mid-2026.
A California family who relocated to Florida in 2021 faces a state tax audit, with authorities demanding extensive proof of their move. The case highlights the growing scrutiny of residency claims as high-tax states seek to retain revenue from departing residents.
