Amid market turmoil following Kevin Warsh's nomination to lead the Federal Reserve, seasoned investor George Noble argues traders have misjudged the nominee as a hawk. He contends Warsh's dovish leanings will instead accelerate the monetary trends that have powered gold and silver to record highs.
As Lumen Technologies prepares to report Q4 and full-year 2025 results, the market is watching to see if its dramatic stock surge can be justified. With revenue expected to decline yet again, the focus shifts to whether its AI infrastructure pivot and recent asset sale can finally stem the bleeding in its legacy businesses.
With Social Security's trust fund projected to face insolvency by 2032, personal finance author Ramit Sethi argues that eliminating the wage cap on payroll taxes is an essential starting point for shoring up the vital program, which provides over half the income for nearly half of senior women.
As 2026 contribution limits are set, we analyze the potential ten-year outcome of a single year's maximum 401(k) investment, illustrating the power of compound growth for retirement savers.
After an eight-year hiatus from adding new franchise partners, the classic barbecue chain is poised for a strategic Southeastern expansion, backed by upgraded systems and a focus on unit-level profitability.
A disruptive incident unfolded aboard a Thai AirAsia flight from Vietnam to Bangkok last week, as an allegedly intoxicated passenger disrobed mid-air and later attempted to flee on the tarmac, leading to his apprehension by authorities.
The death of a 61-year-old homeless man outside a Port Arthur convenience store has sparked calls for compassion and raised questions about systemic failures during a severe winter storm.
As Europe's industrial decarbonization push intensifies, major offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects are moving from blueprint to reality. From the North Sea to the Mediterranean, new infrastructure is taking shape, setting the stage for critical discussions at the upcoming DECARBON 2026 congress in Austria.
Tyler Technologies moves to acquire digital court-recording specialist For The Record in a cash deal valued at $212.5 million, aiming to integrate advanced AI-powered transcription and SaaS solutions into its public sector suite.
PayPal's stock suffered its worst single-day drop in years after issuing a disappointing profit forecast for 2026 and reporting fourth-quarter results that fell short of expectations, alongside the appointment of a new CEO.
As Bob Iger prepares to step down, the Disney CEO used an earnings call to outline a clear vision for his successor: evolution is non-negotiable. With the board nearing a decision, the media giant stands at a pivotal crossroads.
The snack maker reported a 7% rise in adjusted EBITDA to $27 million, driven by early cost savings from its 'Project Apollo' transformation. While sales dipped 5.2% due to a deliberate shift away from low-margin bakery items, management expressed confidence in achieving low single-digit growth for the full fiscal year.
Pfizer reported a quarterly loss driven by significant asset impairments and declining COVID-19 product sales, sending shares lower. The pharmaceutical giant reaffirmed its 2026 financial targets but signaled no share buybacks as it prioritizes debt reduction and a costly R&D pipeline aimed at replacing lost patent revenues.
Defying a steep sell-off in digital assets, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest deployed nearly $25 million into crypto-linked equities this week, signaling a bold contrarian bet on the sector's long-term future.
Midstream giant MPLX reports robust 2025 results, announces a 12.5% distribution increase and outlines a $2.4 billion capital plan for 2026 focused on Permian and Marcellus basins, betting on long-term natural gas and NGL demand.
A stark analysis from Galaxy Digital highlights a precarious lack of support for Bitcoin between $70,000 and $80,000, setting the stage for a potential 19% decline to the $63,000 level as the cryptocurrency struggles to regain its safe-haven narrative.
Armed with artificial intelligence, a new wave of solo entrepreneurs is competing in the consumer packaged goods arena, using the technology for everything from market research to strategic planning—tasks once reserved for large corporate teams.
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.
As Super Micro Computer prepares to release its Q2 fiscal 2026 results, Wall Street anticipates staggering revenue growth north of 80%. Yet, beneath the headline numbers, investors are scrutinizing whether the AI server specialist can reverse a troubling trend of declining profitability and consecutive earnings misses.
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.
