The German federal government has acquired a 25.1% stake in transmission system operator TenneT Germany for €3.3 billion, marking a significant step in securing funding for the massive grid expansion required by the nation's shift to renewable energy.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D’Amaro, the architect behind its lucrative parks and experiences division, as its next chief executive, concluding a closely watched succession saga and signaling a strategic focus on its core profit engine.
Despite a challenging year that saw its stock lag behind both the broader market and its sector peers, T-Mobile retains a cautious vote of confidence from Wall Street analysts, who see potential for a rebound driven by sustained earnings performance.
Despite underperforming the broader market over the past year, Weyerhaeuser (WY) retains a 'Moderate Buy' consensus from Wall Street. Analysts point to its strategic biocarbon venture and solid earnings history as catalysts, even as share price targets signal significant potential upside.
As global trust in U.S. leadership wavers, a deeper crisis of economic mobility threatens the American Dream. The path forward may lie not in more capitalism, but in cultivating a new breed of capitalists who share prosperity.
A restoration project in a historic Roman basilica has ignited controversy and a formal government investigation after a repainted cherub was said to bear an uncanny resemblance to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Omar Shakir, HRW's Israel-Palestine director for over a decade, has resigned, claiming the organization's new leadership blocked a critical report on Israel's denial of Palestinian refugees' right of return, which he says amounts to crimes against humanity.
A U.S.-flagged oil tanker was hailed and threatened with boarding by Iranian Revolutionary Guard speedboats in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, according to maritime security reports, escalating regional tensions just days before anticipated diplomatic talks.
Panasonic Energy announced its De Soto facility is scaling up to 50% operational capacity within months, with construction on a major second wing now underway, signaling robust growth amid a shifting EV policy landscape.
Shares of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions rose Tuesday, breaking a four-day losing streak after the company announced a series of military training simulator contracts. However, a lack of detail on the contracts' duration leaves investors questioning the long-term financial impact.
Merck & Co. reported solid Q4 2025 results, driven by oncology and new launches, while detailing a robust pipeline it believes can deliver over $70 billion in commercial potential by the mid-2030s, aiming to ensure growth past Keytruda's patent expiration.
Pilgrim Partners Asia significantly reduced its holding in the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF as Ether's price struggles, highlighting institutional risk management in volatile digital asset markets.
The Walt Disney Company announced Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences, as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger. The leadership handover, set for 2026, comes as the entertainment giant's shares face persistent pressure, declining over 40% in the past five years.
A surge in early Social Security filings has many retirees questioning their choice. For those who change their minds, the SSA offers a limited-time escape hatch—but the rules and repercussions are critical to understand.
Danish energy giant Ørsted has agreed to sell its entire European onshore renewables business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for $1.7 billion, marking a decisive pivot to concentrate its resources on large-scale offshore wind development across core European markets.
The Walt Disney Company has appointed longtime executive Josh D'Amaro as its next Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Bob Iger in a planned transition. D'Amaro, who currently leads Disney's theme parks division, will assume the role in March with a compensation package valued at approximately $38 million.
Live and feeder cattle futures surged Monday, fueled by new buying interest and firming cash markets. Analysts now watch to see if the momentum holds as traders assess supply fundamentals and mixed wholesale beef prices.
U.S. corn futures saw modest gains Tuesday morning, recovering from Monday's losses, as record-high ethanol usage and a major trade announcement with India provided support against pressure from a stronger dollar and rising Brazilian crop estimates.
Winter wheat futures see modest gains Tuesday morning, attempting a rebound from Monday's broad sell-off driven by a stronger dollar and technical selling. Analysts point to mixed signals from export data and milling demand as the complex searches for direction.
Lean hog futures climbed across most contracts on Monday, with gains up to $1.75, despite a slight dip in the national base price. The market shows resilience as open interest rises and the CME Lean Hog Index continues its upward trend.
