New NYPD data reveals a stark divergence in public safety trends: while shootings and murders hit record lows in January, antisemitic incidents nearly tripled, accounting for over half of all reported hate crimes.
DaVita reports resilient Q2 2025 earnings, reaffirming full-year guidance despite a significant cyber incident that impacted treatment volumes. CEO Javier Rodriguez outlines a future-focused vision leveraging AI, new drug therapies, and advanced dialysis technologies to improve patient outcomes.
In a bold marketing move, AI firm Anthropic is using the Super Bowl's massive audience to draw a stark contrast with rival OpenAI, explicitly positioning its Claude chatbot as an ad-free sanctuary in an increasingly commercialized AI landscape.
In a sweeping restructuring, The Washington Post has eliminated hundreds of positions and closed several departments, including its storied Sports and Books desks, as the Jeff Bezos-owned publication grapples with financial pressures.
A sharp downturn in AI-related tech stocks, triggered by AMD's disappointing outlook, spills over into crypto markets, pulling Bitcoin lower and hammering mining stocks closely tied to data center infrastructure.
A woman's routine check of a phone bill revealed her husband's three-year financial secret: funneling his personal 'fun money' to support a prison pen pal, unraveling trust and compounding marital strife with a literal hole in their home.
FuboTV shares tumbled over 20% following its reverse stock split announcement, pushing the stock into deeply oversold levels. Despite the market's negative reaction, underlying financial improvements and a strategic deal with Disney present a potential contrarian opportunity for investors.
While luxury fashion creditors dominate headlines, smaller home decor and furniture vendors selling through Saks' e-commerce channels face unpaid bills and severed ties, exposing vulnerabilities in the shifting retail landscape.
Alphabet (GOOGL) reports Q4 2025 earnings after the bell, with Wall Street anticipating strong growth. All eyes are on Google Cloud's profitability as investors weigh massive AI investments against the tech giant's historic margin performance.
The Washington Post has laid off hundreds of employees in a sweeping restructuring, a move its former executive editor called one of the 'darkest days' in the paper's history. The cuts affect key departments as the publication seeks to reposition itself in a challenging media landscape.
As sales of its core plant-based meat products continue to slide, Beyond Meat is venturing into the crowded protein drink market with 'Beyond Immerse.' Analysts question whether this signals a bold new chapter or a sign of deeper troubles for the unprofitable company.
The impending closure of the Anaheim Transportation Network (ATN) bus service, a fixture for Disneyland visitors for nearly 30 years, highlights growing financial pressures on local transit and forces tourists to rethink their travel plans to the iconic resort.
Jon Ruben, 76, faces sentencing after pleading guilty to 18 offenses, including sexually assaulting boys and administering sedatives to children at his camp and his own spouse.
In the quest to stretch a dollar, many consumers fall for common budgeting 'hacks' that promise savings but often deliver the opposite. We examine the hidden costs and unintended consequences of strategies from extreme couponing to bulk buying.
In a major consolidation move, Texas Instruments announces a definitive agreement to acquire Silicon Labs for approximately $7.5 billion, aiming to dominate the fast-growing embedded wireless connectivity market.
Coca-Cola's Minute Maid is phasing out its iconic frozen juice concentrate line by early 2026, marking the end of a post-war American pantry staple as consumer habits shift toward ready-to-drink options.
Oppenheimer downgraded Rockwell Automation (ROK) to 'Perform', suggesting its operational improvements and future manufacturing recovery are largely reflected in its stock price. The move comes even as Rockwell announces a strategic expansion of its partnership with EV maker Lucid in Saudi Arabia.
A legal battle over a dismissed bomb threat case exposes a sweeping federal power grab, using civil commitment to detain individuals indefinitely—a precedent that could expand under a 2025 executive order targeting homelessness and mental illness.
Optical components leader Coherent is set to report quarterly results after the bell, with investors watching to see if surging AI infrastructure spending can propel a sixth straight earnings surprise and justify its meteoric stock rise.
A sharp monthly sales decline for China's leading electric vehicle makers in January signals a cooling market, driven by the scaling back of government incentives—a pattern that closely mirrors the recent slowdown in the United States.
