New data reveals a sharp 57% year-on-year drop in Tesla's UK registrations for January, with BYD outselling the US automaker by more than double. The figures highlight intensifying competition in the British electric vehicle market.
Ironwood Pharmaceuticals (IRWD) received dual analyst upgrades this week, with Craig-Hallum and Citizens JMP raising their ratings and price targets, citing renewed confidence in its flagship drug Linzess and its financial outlook.
New analysis reveals North Carolina homeowners who sold off-market in 2025 missed out on an average of $51,000 per sale—a stark premium for privacy that in some counties amounted to nearly 60% of potential value.
Apeiron Labs, a marine robotics startup, has raised $9.5 million in Series A funding to scale production of its low-cost autonomous underwater vehicles. The company aims to create persistent, detailed monitoring networks beneath the ocean's surface, serving both commercial and defense sectors with data that has traditionally been costly and slow to obtain.
A Seoul court has sentenced a cryptocurrency asset management CEO to three years in prison for orchestrating a $4.8 million wash trading scheme. The ruling comes as South Korean financial authorities deploy advanced AI surveillance tools to combat market abuse ahead of new corporate regulations.
Kroger will close all 18 of its Little Clinic locations in Georgia by April, following a similar retreat by Walmart last year, as retailers grapple with the economics of operating in-store health centers.
In a landmark move to boost efficiency and extend the life of its aging fleet, Union Pacific has inked a $1.2 billion agreement with Wabtec to modernize 1,700 locomotives—the largest such deal in rail industry history.
As AI becomes deeply embedded in finance and daily workflows, new surveys from Workiva, Cisco, and Wiingy reveal a critical juncture: while benefits are clear, unchecked adoption by employees and uneven organizational readiness are amplifying risks, placing data governance at the top of the CFO's agenda.
New research reveals that while consumers are eager for novel private-label products, deep discounts remain the most powerful catalyst to overcome purchase hesitation and drive trial.
British vehicle output plummeted 15.5% in 2025, with commercial vehicle production hit hardest, as a major cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover and ongoing US trade pressures created a perfect storm for manufacturers.
Billionaire investors Ken Griffin and Stephen Ross are spearheading a $10 million campaign to recruit CEOs and business leaders to Florida, touting its tax advantages and quality of life as an antidote to traditional coastal hubs.
As AI agents evolve from research assistants to fully autonomous shoppers, e-commerce giants face an existential challenge: adapt their platforms or risk becoming mere backend fulfillment for a new generation of AI-driven marketplaces.
Facing unprecedented growth driven by data centers and population influx, the Tennessee Valley Authority announces its largest-ever capital program to add 6.2 GW of new generation, aiming to balance booming industrial demand with stable rates for all customers.
The killing of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the late Libyan leader, in Zintan has sent shockwaves through a nation already fractured by conflict. Analysts are divided on the political impact of his death but agree it removes a potent, if dormant, symbol from Libya's turbulent landscape.
The Trump administration is pulling 700 federal immigration officers out of Minnesota following weeks of contentious enforcement actions and the fatal shootings of two protesters. Officials cite improved coordination with local jails, but a significant federal contingent remains.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued his starkest warning yet, stating the organization faces an imminent cash crisis due to unpaid member fees, primarily from the United States, and an internal budget rule forcing the return of unspent funds.
UBS maintains a Neutral stance on Amentum Holdings (AMTM) despite raising its price target, highlighting a mixed market response and selective growth drivers in defense and government IT sectors.
Century Aluminum and Emirates Global Aluminium forge a landmark joint venture to construct the first new primary aluminum smelter in the United States in over four decades, a strategic move aimed at slashing import dependence and boosting domestic supply chains.
Magnera Corporation faces a split verdict from Wall Street as analysts offer conflicting price targets. While the company navigates a challenging consumer landscape, its latest earnings reveal pockets of growth amidst broader declines, prompting debate on its value proposition.
Scotiabank has raised its price target for IAMGold Corporation (IAG) to $23, citing record gold and silver price forecasts fueled by economic uncertainty and central bank demand. The move follows similar upgrades from other major banks.
