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As Bob Iger prepares to pass the CEO baton, his successor inherits a media empire at a crossroads. While theme parks thrive, the new leader must navigate streaming wars, a declining linear TV business, industry consolidation, and the unpredictable impact of AI on creativity.
Building on its successful 2024 debut, body care brand Eos is returning to the Super Bowl with an expanded, humor-driven campaign for its new fragrance line, challenging the category's traditionally serious tone.
In a decisive move to streamline operations and bolster its financial health, Hain Celestial Group has agreed to sell its North American snacks portfolio to family-owned Canadian firm Snackruptors. The deal marks the first major step following a comprehensive strategic review launched last year.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has formally explained her presence at a contentious FBI search of Fulton County election offices, stating she acted under presidential request and her statutory authority. The move has drawn scrutiny from top congressional Democrats and raised questions about the boundaries of her role.
Southwest Airlines reported fourth-quarter earnings that edged past analyst expectations, though revenue came in slightly below target. The carrier outlined an ambitious fleet renewal plan and issued bullish full-year guidance, signaling confidence in a robust recovery ahead.
Defense and logistics firm V2X Inc. partners with Amazon to integrate advanced warehouse automation and computer-vision AI into government supply chains, aiming to boost efficiency amid a sector-wide push for modernization.
CarGurus executives signal strategic investment push at a recent conference, forecasting a margin dip for 2026 to fuel long-term growth, leaving Wall Street analysts divided on the stock's near-term trajectory.
Divergent analyst ratings on Incyte Corp highlight the debate over the biotech's valuation and its ability to transition beyond its flagship drug Jakafi, with price targets ranging from $107 to $118.
U.S. insurer Radian Group has finalized its $1.67 billion cash acquisition of Lloyd's of London specialist Inigo, a strategic move that diversifies its business beyond mortgage insurance and is projected to significantly boost earnings and revenue.
RF chipmaker Qorvo reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, driven by demand in its mobile and infrastructure segments. However, a subdued forecast for the current quarter, linked to anticipated seasonal softness from key customer Apple, has tempered investor enthusiasm.
New Phase II trial data for roflumilast cream indicates a favorable safety profile and significant improvement in disease severity for infants with mild to moderate eczema, addressing a critical gap in pediatric dermatology.
ConnectOne Bancorp's board reaffirms its quarterly cash dividend, signaling stability amid a mixed earnings outlook and ongoing share issuance concerns for investors.
Senior NATO naval commanders, gathered in Paris, warn that Russia continues to prioritize and fund its Northern Fleet's submarine capabilities, forcing a costly and complex Western response in the North Atlantic and Arctic.
The reopening of Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt, a key provision of the fragile ceasefire, has been mired by logistical delays and stringent security vetting. While hundreds of desperate Palestinians queue on both sides, the initial flow of medical evacuees and returnees falls drastically short of promised numbers, offering little respite for the territory's overwhelming humanitarian crisis.
Franklin Resources Inc. (BEN) reported stronger-than-expected Q1 2026 earnings, driven by robust client inflows into its core funds and a surging ETF platform, signaling a successful expansion beyond its traditional fixed-income strengths.
Germany's largest lender reports net profit of €6.12 billion for 2024, its strongest result since the global financial crisis, as a robust performance in fixed-income and currency trading offsets broader market challenges.
Two major analysts have trimmed price targets for Bank of America following its Q4 earnings, citing revised provision estimates and a pause in share repurchases, even as the bank beat profit expectations.
RBC Capital Markets has raised its price target for BNY Mellon, citing improved execution of CEO Robin Vince's three-pillar strategy which is breaking down internal silos and curbing cost inflation, setting the stage for stronger earnings growth.
Goldman Sachs sees its price target raised by two major analysts, with KBW lifting it to $1,000 and Bank of America to $1,100, citing robust performance in investment banking and trading divisions and a favorable regulatory shift.
