AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) reported fourth-quarter 2025 revenue of $16.62 billion, a 10% year-over-year increase that surpassed Wall Street forecasts. Adjusted earnings per share of $2.71 also topped consensus estimates, signaling resilience in its growth strategy.
Nintendo's stock tumbled over 11% as quarterly earnings revealed pressure from rising component costs and thinner margins on its new console, even as Switch 2 sales exceeded expectations.
The relocation of Devon Energy's headquarters to Houston following its merger strips Oklahoma City of a key corporate citizen, with ripple effects expected across the local economy, philanthropy, and civic influence.
A consortium including Ripple has launched a pilot to tokenize over $280 million worth of polished diamonds in Dubai, leveraging blockchain for ownership representation while key market mechanics remain under development.
Beyond zoning, a labyrinth of construction rules and fire safety mandates treats apartments as commercial hazards, driving up costs and deepening the U.S. housing shortage. Reform advocates are pushing back against a century of bias embedded in policy.
With $7.5M in total funding, Fibr AI uses autonomous AI agents to transform generic enterprise webpages into dynamic, one-to-one experiences, challenging the traditional agency-driven personalization model.
While most U.S. buyers now secure discounts, a new analysis reveals three major California metro areas remain outliers where premiums are the norm, underscoring the state's persistent affordability crisis.
A waterfront condominium in Edgewater, N.J., has turned to forensic science to tackle a perennial urban problem: unscooped dog waste. By using DNA matching, property managers can identify—and fine—offending pet owners, sparking a debate over cost, privacy, and community standards.
A $20 million state bailout couldn't save the California College of the Arts from the consequences of a massive, debt-fueled campus expansion in San Francisco. The school's gamble, intertwined with trustee real estate interests, ended with its sale to Vanderbilt University and impending closure.
Strauss Zelnick clarifies that while AI tools are used extensively across Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games' upcoming blockbuster is being built entirely by human creators, drawing a clear line between development tools and the final entertainment product.
OPENLANE's shares have climbed 13% in three months, driven by robust net income growth despite a below-industry Return on Equity. Analysts point to aggressive reinvestment as a key factor behind the rally.
As rents soar, services allowing tenants to pay rent in installments are booming. While marketed as a cash-flow solution, critics warn high fees can trap vulnerable renters in cycles of costly debt.
Aristotle Capital's latest investor letter reveals Parker-Hannifin (PH) as a standout performer, driven by robust organic growth and resilience in industrial and aerospace markets, even as the fund's overall strategy lagged behind major indices.
The pharmaceutical giant AbbVie projects profits exceeding analyst expectations for 2026, buoyed by the stellar performance of its newer immunology drugs Skyrizi and Rinvoq, which are successfully offsetting the decline of its former top-seller Humira.
New benchmarking data reveals a staggering cost disparity in the invoicing process. Forward-thinking CFOs are redefining billing efficiency not as a back-office task, but as a critical lever for liquidity and customer relationships.
As consumer habits shift decisively toward mobile, Meta Platforms' AI-driven engagement growth presents a formidable challenge to streaming pioneer Netflix, reshaping the landscape of the digital attention economy.
In a pivotal Senate hearing, Netflix executives faced intense scrutiny over their proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, ultimately persuading lawmakers that the vertical merger would fuel competition, preserve American jobs, and fortify the nation's cultural exports against global rivals.
Shares of Capital One Financial (COF) surged following the release of Aristotle Capital Management's Q4 2025 investor letter, which highlighted the consumer finance giant as a key contributor to its value strategy's performance. The move comes amid a resilient economic backdrop where value stocks have shown renewed strength.
A coalition of twelve leading European banks has established Qivalis, a joint venture aiming to issue a MiCA-compliant, euro-pegged stablecoin by late 2026, targeting faster, cheaper payments and digital asset settlement.
The Baltimore-based investment manager reported a 5% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.93 billion for the fourth quarter of 2025, missing analyst forecasts. While assets under management saw a stronger uptick, fee income growth remained muted.
