A doorbell camera video of a delivery driver refusing to hand over a pizza without a tip during a severe winter storm has ignited fierce online debate about service worker compensation and etiquette in extreme conditions.
A former Flagler County paramedic receives a 10-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting and recording an unconscious patient during a medical transport, in a case that has shaken public trust in emergency responders.
Authorities and family express growing concern for Sabrina Heinz, 49, last seen at a Winnsboro gas station before her company car was discovered out of gas on a major interstate, with personal belongings left inside.
Boston Scientific's robust Q4 results were overshadowed by investor disappointment over its forward guidance, triggering a sharp sell-off and raising questions about market expectations for high-flying medtech stocks.
Microsoft's fair value estimate faces downward pressure as analysts factor in soaring AI infrastructure spending, though revenue forecasts remain robust on sustained cloud and AI demand.
Pfizer has announced positive Phase 2b results for its injectable obesity treatment, reporting significant weight reduction and a favorable safety profile as it gears up for a broad late-stage clinical program.
TD Cowen trims AT&T's price target to $32, citing mixed quarterly results and reduced promotions, while Deutsche Bank raises its target, highlighting strong EBITDA and new long-term guidance.
Booking Holdings announces a strategic leadership change at its metasearch brand KAYAK, with co-founder Steve Hafner moving to a group-wide AI role and Peer Bueller stepping in as new CEO, signaling a deeper integration of generative AI across its travel platforms.
Facing sustained sales pressure, Home Depot announces a multifaceted strategy for 2026, blending smart home upgrades, an unlikely burger partnership, and AI-powered tools in a bid to re-energize its customer base.
In a congressional hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent retracted his earlier warning that tariffs are inflationary, citing current economic growth and moderating price pressures despite a year of trade measures.
Amid tightening regulations and a renewed focus on supply chain integrity, two deep-tech innovators secure significant pre-Series A funding. Meanwhile, sustainability platform Worldly expands its impact measurement tool to new product categories, signaling a broader industry shift towards data-driven accountability.
Digital identity firm Trust Stamp has filed to trademark "WOW" for its consumer biometric wallet platform, a non-custodial system designed to consolidate multiple digital wallets under one secure, password-free access point using tokenized facial recognition.
Driven by a surge in its Specialty Medicines portfolio, GSK reports strong 2025 sales and profit growth, maintains its 2026 outlook, and signals confidence with a raised dividend.
High-stakes negotiations on Iran's nuclear program are set to restart this week in Muscat, as both sides seek to ease tensions amid regional instability.
A political skirmish on social media between Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton has erupted into deeply personal territory, with Cornyn's campaign invoking Paxton's divorce and past scandals in a bare-knuckled response to a primary challenge.
A seven-year-old boy sustained a hand injury after a firearm he brought to school accidentally discharged in his classroom Wednesday morning, prompting a lockdown and early dismissal.
As major indices surge, a cash-flow analysis identifies Kimberly-Clark, Seacoast Banking, and National Bank Holdings as potentially undervalued, with estimated discounts of up to 44%.
Fox Corporation's second-quarter revenue climbed to $5.18 billion, surpassing analyst forecasts, fueled by strength in cable programming and a resilient advertising market despite a dip in political ad spending.
As major indexes flirt with record highs, investors are turning to dividend-paying stocks for income and ballast. We examine three companies offering yields up to 4.8% and a history of reliable payouts.
At Davos, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei painted a stark picture of AI's economic impact: GDP could surge 5-10% while unemployment hits 10%, a historically rare and socially disruptive combination demanding urgent policy attention.
