South Korea's leading neobank, KBank, has filed a suite of trademark applications for stablecoin wallet services, signaling a major push into digital assets as it accelerates its third attempt at a public listing, now eyeing a KOSPI debut in early 2026.
Choice Hotels International reinforces its commitment to the lucrative extended-stay segment with the launch of three new Everhome Suites properties, citing resilient demand driven by data center growth and blended travel trends.
The family of 22-year-old advanced snowboarder Brooke Day shares further heartbreaking context following her death in a rare lift malfunction at a Nagano resort, highlighting her experience and a tragic equipment entanglement.
The Walt Disney Company has selected Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences, to succeed Bob Iger as Chief Executive Officer. The move follows a tumultuous period under previous successor Bob Chapek and marks a decisive return to leadership groomed from within the company's core operations.
A new financing agreement significantly boosts the national oil company GEPetrol's share in the Aseng gas project, marking a strategic shift towards greater state control and fueling ambitions for a regional Gas Mega Hub.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D’Amaro as its next Chief Executive Officer and Dana Walden as President and Chief Creative Officer, finalizing a long-awaited succession plan. The moves, effective March 18, position two seasoned insiders to lead the media giant into its next chapter as Bob Iger transitions to a senior advisory role.
Convenience store chain Spinx is deploying Tote AI's integrated platform across all locations, aiming to unify operations, enhance foodservice tech, and modernize point-of-sale systems for deeper data insights and future agility.
The Walt Disney Company announces Josh D’Amaro, a 28-year veteran and architect of its parks expansion, as its new Chief Executive Officer, bringing Bob Iger's storied and complex tenure to a close.
Mining giant BHP has entered a multi-year framework agreement with majority Indigenous-owned Nyapiri Macro Mining, securing a range of services for its Mt Goldsworthy site and marking a significant step in its engagement with Traditional Owner groups.
UBS has downgraded steel giant Nucor to Neutral, acknowledging its powerful pricing-driven rally but questioning its near-term upside. The move follows mixed Q4 results, highlighting the complex dynamics between tariffs, contracts, and spot prices in the steel sector.
The Walt Disney Company has ended months of speculation by naming Josh D'Amaro, the architect behind its record-breaking parks business, as its next Chief Executive Officer, effective in March. The move solidifies a leadership transition plan as the media giant navigates a pivotal era.
Western Digital's board has authorized an additional $4 billion for stock repurchases, capitalizing on surging demand for its memory chips from the artificial intelligence sector. The announcement follows strong quarterly forecasts and extends a rally that has seen the company's shares more than triple in value over the past year.
Siemens Energy is injecting $64 million into its Painted Post, N.Y., compressor factory, a key piece of a broader $1 billion U.S. investment aimed at meeting soaring electricity demand driven by data centers and AI.
Despite a year of mixed economic signals, Norfolk Southern announced its customers advanced over 60 major industrial projects in 2025, representing $7.7 billion in new investment for rail-served facilities and underscoring long-term confidence in strategic supply chain corridors.
Netflix's advertising revenue skyrocketed over 150% in 2025, signaling a successful strategic pivot. However, its planned $42 billion debt-financed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery casts significant uncertainty over its future, leaving investors to weigh rapid growth against mounting financial risk.
Marzetti expands its flavor footprint with the strategic purchase of the fast-growing Japanese-American sauce brand Bachan's, aiming to capitalize on consumer demand for global and premium products.
Elon Musk touts a new dry electrode technique as a significant advance for lithium-ion battery production, promising lower costs, reduced environmental impact, and greater scalability for Tesla's energy and automotive divisions.
The Walt Disney Company has ended its prolonged succession saga, naming Josh D’Amaro, the architect behind its booming parks and experiences division, as its next Chief Executive Officer. The move, effective March 18, sets the stage for a new era while attempting to avoid the missteps of the recent past.
After an 11-year legal battle, trucking giant Werner Enterprises has agreed to an $18 million settlement, resolving claims from roughly 100,000 drivers over alleged wage and hour violations. The deal, pending final court approval, marks a significant chapter in the ongoing debate over driver compensation.
Siemens Energy announces a major $1 billion investment to scale up U.S. manufacturing and hire over 1,500 workers, responding to surging electricity demand driven by data centers, AI, and industrial electrification.
