‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary pushes back against rising criticism of ultra-wealthy business figures, arguing that entrepreneurs like Michael Dell and Warren Buffett are vital job creators and philanthropists whose contributions are overshadowed by inequality debates.
In a candid interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates labels his past interactions with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as "foolish," while forcefully denying newly surfaced allegations linked to the financier. His ex-wife Melinda French Gates also reflects on the personal toll of the scandal.
A federal aviation safety inspector has filed a $12.75 million lawsuit against United Airlines, alleging the carrier banned him for life after he documented cabin safety violations during a 2022 flight, leading to professional repercussions and a dismissed federal case against him.
Zurn Elkay Water Solutions (NYSE: ZWS) closed its fiscal year on a high note, surpassing revenue and profit forecasts for the fourth quarter of 2025. The company's focus on operational discipline and growth in institutional markets helped drive a nearly 10% sales increase.
CNBC's Jim Cramer points to SLB as a potential beneficiary of renewed U.S. drilling focus, highlighting the oilfield services firm's strong recent performance and strategic positioning in the evolving energy landscape.
CNBC's Jim Cramer pointed to Lockheed Martin's 31% surge over the past year as a standout defense play, suggesting the aerospace giant may have more room to run amid heightened global tensions and robust government spending.
CNBC's Jim Cramer highlighted Lam Research (LRCX) as a top January performer in the S&P 500, recommending investors build a position in the chip equipment maker gradually to manage risk amid sector volatility.
Jim Cramer highlighted Western Digital's impressive 45% surge following earnings, underscoring the data storage giant's strategic positioning to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom.
CNBC's Jim Cramer spotlights SanDisk's standout performance as a top S&P 500 gainer in January, fueling debate on whether the memory storage sector's momentum has room to run.
CNBC's Jim Cramer challenged the prevailing market sentiment that reduces Meta Platforms to merely an advertising business with a side project in smart glasses, arguing the company's recent strong quarter and its investments in AI and the metaverse are being undervalued by critics.
While AMD's Q4 2025 results met key targets, a sharp sell-off followed. Leading analysts from Wedbush and Baird point to solid fundamentals and strategic positioning in AI and data centers as reasons for long-term confidence, despite near-term headwinds and one-time benefits clouding the print.
Driven by blockbuster sales of its weight-loss and diabetes treatments, Eli Lilly's 2025 revenue surged 45%, with the company forecasting even stronger growth for 2026 as it prepares to launch a pivotal oral therapy.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene, allowing California's newly drawn congressional districts—expected to favor Democrats in five seats—to stand for the 2026 midterms. The decision follows state voters' approval of Proposition 50 and marks a setback for Republican efforts alleging racial gerrymandering.
As stablecoin capitalization surges past $300 billion, a new Moody's report warns that structural vulnerabilities, including opaque reserves and weak governance, could undermine the perceived stability of these digital assets and pose systemic risks.
The abrupt closure of three LOOK Dine-In Cinemas in the Los Angeles area highlights the mounting pressures on mid-sized theater chains, caught between streaming dominance, costly upgrades, and shifting audience habits.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has acquired two luxury estates in California and Nevada for a combined $92 million, a move that coincides with his shifting business entities out of California as the state considers a new 'Billionaire Tax.'
Shares of Powell Industries surged over 12% after the company reported robust quarterly earnings, highlighted by soaring profit margins and a record-breaking $439 million in new orders, fueled by its entry into the AI data center market.
A historic wave of retiring Baby Boomer business owners is set to transfer an estimated $10 trillion in assets, but a severe shortage of prepared buyers and widespread lack of planning risks shuttering businesses, eroding jobs, and destabilizing local economies across the nation.
As corporate mandates for full-time office work intensify, a growing body of evidence suggests the push may be backfiring, with the most skilled employees and working parents most likely to walk out the door.
Long sidelined by investors, nuclear power is witnessing a dramatic comeback, propelled by the insatiable energy demands of artificial intelligence and a seismic shift in sentiment among major financial institutions, opening a multi-trillion-dollar market frontier.
