Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has signaled a significant strategic pivot, arguing that the ecosystem's reliance on Layer-2 networks for scaling needs a fundamental reassessment, with decentralization concerns at the core of the debate.
Digital media conglomerate IAC reported fourth-quarter revenue that narrowly exceeded Wall Street expectations, yet sales fell 10.5% year-over-year to $646 million. The company posted a GAAP loss of $0.99 per share, missing analyst estimates and highlighting ongoing challenges in its core businesses.
In a recent social media exchange, ARK Invest's Cathie Wood outlined four cryptocurrencies she views as potential portfolio diversifiers, doubling down on her long-term conviction despite recent market turbulence.
Crude oil and gasoline futures rallied sharply Tuesday, reversing earlier losses, as a weakening US dollar and escalating military tensions in the Middle East triggered a wave of buying. The gains highlight the market's acute sensitivity to geopolitical risk and currency fluctuations.
Fueled by record engagement in its flagship franchises and a resurgent mobile division, Take-Two Interactive has delivered a blockbuster third quarter, prompting the company to significantly raise its financial guidance for fiscal 2026 as it builds momentum toward the highly anticipated launch of Grand Theft Auto VI.
In a complex economic climate, companies with substantial insider ownership can signal strong alignment between management and shareholders. We examine three Asian firms—spanning biotech, logistics, and agriculture—where insiders hold significant stakes, potentially pointing to conviction in future growth.
Skyworks Solutions posts strong Q1 2026 results, exceeding guidance on robust mobile and broad markets demand. The company reaffirms its transformative merger with Qorvo, targeting over $500M in synergies and expansion into aerospace and industrial markets.
For many Americans approaching retirement, savings may not match their timeline. Financial experts outline actionable steps to bolster nest eggs, even with time running short.
Emerson Electric reported fourth-quarter sales of $4.35 billion, aligning with Wall Street estimates, while adjusted earnings of $1.46 per share surpassed projections. The industrial automation giant continues to demonstrate robust profitability despite modest top-line growth.
While global economic signals remain mixed, a closer look at Asia's small-cap landscape reveals resilient performers with strong fundamentals. We spotlight three Japanese companies—Nihon Dengi, DKS, and Enplas—that are delivering robust growth and sound financials, potentially offering a haven for discerning investors.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has robustly countered the narrative that custom AI chips from major cloud providers could displace the company's dominant GPUs. Speaking in Taipei, he argued that the immense scale of Nvidia's engineering investment and the complexity of its full-stack approach create a formidable barrier for competitors.
Prudential Financial reported fourth-quarter revenue of $14.52 billion, aligning with analyst expectations, though adjusted earnings per share slightly missed estimates. The insurance giant's core premiums showed strength, while book value growth signals a potential turnaround.
A new report from think tank FashionSights argues the disruptive forces that hollowed out fashion's middle market are now climbing the value ladder, threatening the premium segment's stability.
A federal indictment unsealed Tuesday details a multi-state scheme where four individuals allegedly used over 115 stolen identities to siphon more than $1 million in SNAP and pandemic unemployment benefits, funneling profits to a Massachusetts restaurant and overseas.
American Financial Group (AFG) reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street expectations, though its modest 1.8% year-over-year growth highlights a broader slowdown. While per-share earnings beat estimates, a key underwriting metric fell short, sending shares lower.
U.S. software stocks extended losses Tuesday as investors grappled with the potential for new AI technologies to automate core business functions, threatening established revenue models across legal, sales, and marketing sectors.
Veralto (NYSE: VLTO) reported mixed fourth-quarter results for 2025, missing sales expectations with a 3.8% year-over-year increase to $1.40 billion while surpassing profit estimates. The performance underscores persistent questions about the water treatment firm's long-term growth trajectory.
The investment firm sold its entire 2.55 million-share stake in the telecom and fiber provider, which has seen its stock surge on AI data center demand but remains weighed down by a costly transformation and significant debt.
Applied Digital's revenue soared 250% last quarter, fueled by the AI-driven data center gold rush. But behind the staggering growth lies a story of massive debt, steep losses, and a valuation that gives even bullish investors pause.
OrthoLite subsidiary Cirql releases data showing its recycled material formulas can cut the carbon footprint of midsoles by up to 39%, as the footwear industry faces mounting pressure to meet sustainability targets.
