Court documents reveal two former government efficiency staffers are under investigation for allegedly sharing sensitive Social Security data with a group seeking to challenge election results, raising serious security and trust concerns.
The telehealth platform's landmark valuation signals a pivotal shift for the historically underfunded women's health sector, as it scales specialized care for menopause and beyond.
Merck & Co. delivered robust fourth-quarter results, beating analyst estimates, but its full-year guidance fell short of Wall Street expectations, sending shares lower. The outlook incorporates significant charges from its recent acquisition of Cidara Therapeutics.
While the low-cost Schwab U.S. Small-Cap ETF (SCHA) offers broad exposure, its near-term fate appears tethered not to stock picks, but to the direction of borrowing costs. Investors eyeing the fund are advised to watch a key Treasury yield threshold.
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A new analysis shows Ohio households with two children require an annual income exceeding $364,000 to meet federal affordability standards for child care, highlighting a growing crisis for working families.
Shares of the largest corporate Bitcoin holder are on track for an eighth consecutive monthly decline, underperforming the cryptocurrency itself and raising questions about the sustainability of its aggressive treasury strategy.
A major investment from an Abu Dhabi royal into Trump's crypto platform raises unprecedented ethical and political questions, casting a shadow over the industry's regulatory future.
The signals from this year's World Economic Forum extend far beyond diplomacy, presenting CEOs with an urgent mandate to overhaul business models designed for a bygone era of global stability.
Bitcoin's recent pullback below $74,000 has exposed underlying market fragility. A significant surge in BTC transfers to major exchanges from whales, mid-term holders, and miners points to increased selling pressure, while on-chain and derivatives data suggest demand remains insufficient to absorb the liquidity.
The Justice Department has published over 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, yet millions more remain withheld and heavy redactions fuel accusations of an incomplete and politically sensitive disclosure that fails to fully expose the financier's network.
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.
Newly released court filings show the convicted financier invested $3 million in the crypto exchange in 2014, raising fresh questions about the industry's formative years and its funders.
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 appointed Josh D’Amaro, the executive behind its lucrative parks business, as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger in March and aiming to stabilize leadership amid industry upheaval.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $562 million in net inflows on February 2, one of the largest single-day hauls since their launch, signaling a potential shift in institutional sentiment after a prolonged period of heavy withdrawals.
The Walt Disney Company has ended years of succession speculation by appointing theme parks and experiences head Josh D'Amaro as its next Chief Executive Officer. The 54-year-old company veteran will succeed Bob Iger in March, tasked with steering the media giant through an industry transformed by AI, consolidation, and shifting consumer habits.
Amazon is removing its biometric palm payment scanners from all Whole Foods stores by early June, citing limited customer use. The company will delete all stored customer data associated with the service.
A hypothetical $10,000 investment in a core S&P 500 ETF eight years ago would have grown substantially, but analysts warn the record-breaking rally may not repeat in the coming decade.
Shares of Clearwater Analytics (CWAN) rallied following the announcement of a key acquisition, providing a bright spot in Baron Discovery Fund's Q4 2025 letter, which detailed a challenging year for its long-term growth strategy.
