Siemens Energy announces a major $1 billion investment to scale up U.S. manufacturing and hire over 1,500 workers, responding to surging electricity demand driven by data centers, AI, and industrial electrification.
Shares of Canadian materials firm 5N Plus surged after securing an $18.1 million U.S. government grant to expand germanium recycling in Utah and announcing a 25% capacity increase for space-grade solar cells at its German subsidiary, AZUR SPACE, by 2026.
Synopsys is integrating its high-speed connectivity IP with Lightmatter's photonic computing platform, aiming to redefine bandwidth and efficiency for AI accelerator clusters in future data centers.
Financial technology giant Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that comfortably exceeded Wall Street forecasts, driven by resilient demand for its core transaction processing and investor communications services.
Voya Financial reaffirms its commitment to shareholders with a new quarterly dividend and expanded share repurchase program, while simultaneously investing in brand growth through a multi-year partnership with NWSL's Boston Legacy FC.
Greece is finalizing a ban on social media access for children under 15, a senior official confirms, while Spain announces a parallel plan to block users under 16 and introduce personal liability for tech executives over platform hate speech.
As a federal investigation into a quarter-billion-dollar pandemic feeding program fraud unfolds, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison finds his progressive environmental litigation alliances facing renewed and intense political examination.
Amid a tech-driven market rally, American International Group (AIG) emerged as a key performer for Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund in late 2025, highlighting a shift toward fundamentally sound, cash-generative businesses.
Industrial manufacturer Illinois Tool Works (ITW) reported fourth-quarter sales and earnings that edged past Wall Street expectations, though analysts point to a more nuanced picture of slowing underlying demand and modest future projections.
Major cryptocurrencies pared gains during Asian trading hours, with Bitcoin demonstrating resilience above a key technical level despite market sentiment plumbing depths of pessimism not seen in months.
Russia's leading financial marketplace is set to introduce ruble-settled futures contracts for three major altcoins, broadening access to crypto derivatives for qualified investors amid a shifting regulatory landscape.
Amid a tech-led market rally, investment manager Diamond Hill Capital reveals a new position in industrial conglomerate Dover Corporation, highlighting a strategic pivot towards cash-generative businesses while expressing caution on overheated AI valuations.
Swiss wealth manager Julius Baer reports a 25% drop in net profit for 2025, driven by significant credit losses and one-off items, even as underlying pre-tax profit rose 17% and assets under management grew to SFr 521 billion on robust net new money.
CNBC's Jim Cramer attributes Monday's pre-market pressure on S&P 500 futures to a cascading sell-off in gold and silver, arguing forced liquidations by over-leveraged commodity traders are creating a buying opportunity disconnected from corporate fundamentals.
In its first Super Bowl ad, HR and IT platform Rippling taps comedian Tim Robinson to dramatize how fragmented software can derail business ambitions, launching a new brand campaign aimed at mainstream audiences.
HNI Corporation sees its price target raised to $75 by Benchmark Co., fueled by optimism around its planned acquisition of Steelcase and strategic facility consolidation aimed at boosting profitability.
Electrical safety products manufacturer Atkore (NYSE: ATKR) reported fourth-quarter revenue that surpassed Wall Street estimates, though sales remained unchanged year-over-year. Adjusted earnings significantly exceeded analyst projections, highlighting a mixed performance against a challenging industrial backdrop.
Electrical equipment maker Hubbell (NYSE:HUBB) reported fourth-quarter sales of $1.49 billion, aligning with Wall Street estimates, though underlying organic growth signals a moderation in demand.
Hamilton Lane (NASDAQ:HLNE) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that topped analyst estimates, fueled by robust growth in management fees and sustained demand for its private market expertise.
Family-run enterprises and farms face a narrowing window to utilise trusts for tax planning before Chancellor Rachel Reeves's reforms, which cap relief and introduce new upfront charges, take effect in April.
