A Virginia House subcommittee narrowly advanced legislation to legalize online casinos, reigniting a contentious debate over gambling addiction, tax revenue, and the future of the state's existing gaming industry.
U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some of Monday's steep losses on Tuesday, buoyed by a mixed weather outlook and lingering supply concerns. While forecasts point to warmer conditions in parts of the country, colder spells in key regions and robust export demand provided support, highlighting the market's continued sensitivity to short-term factors.
In a complex economic climate, companies with substantial insider ownership can signal strong alignment between management and shareholders. We examine three Asian firms—spanning biotech, logistics, and agriculture—where insiders hold significant stakes, potentially pointing to conviction in future growth.
Amidst shifting economic currents, savvy investors are scouring Asian markets for hidden gems. We spotlight three companies trading significantly below their estimated intrinsic value, offering a potential entry point for long-term portfolios.
Emerson Electric reported fourth-quarter sales of $4.35 billion, aligning with Wall Street estimates, while adjusted earnings of $1.46 per share surpassed projections. The industrial automation giant continues to demonstrate robust profitability despite modest top-line growth.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has robustly countered the narrative that custom AI chips from major cloud providers could displace the company's dominant GPUs. Speaking in Taipei, he argued that the immense scale of Nvidia's engineering investment and the complexity of its full-stack approach create a formidable barrier for competitors.
A new report from think tank FashionSights argues the disruptive forces that hollowed out fashion's middle market are now climbing the value ladder, threatening the premium segment's stability.
UBS executives were questioned by a Senate panel over the bank's refusal to hand over key documents related to a long-running investigation into Holocaust-era assets held by Credit Suisse, which UBS acquired last year.
A federal indictment unsealed Tuesday details a multi-state scheme where four individuals allegedly used over 115 stolen identities to siphon more than $1 million in SNAP and pandemic unemployment benefits, funneling profits to a Massachusetts restaurant and overseas.
OrthoLite subsidiary Cirql releases data showing its recycled material formulas can cut the carbon footprint of midsoles by up to 39%, as the footwear industry faces mounting pressure to meet sustainability targets.
Illinois farmers preparing for the next corn and soybean crop confront rising costs fueled by tariffs on key inputs, with industry analysts warning of continued financial pressure in the coming year.
Consumer goods giant Unilever faces scrutiny over its ESG commitments after quietly dropping a global cage-free egg pledge, even as its CLEAR haircare brand accelerates into Formula 1 with a high-profile Red Bull Racing partnership, highlighting the company's complex balancing act between ethical sourcing and global marketing.
Insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher expands its European transport claims and U.S. employee benefits consulting through three targeted acquisitions, signaling aggressive growth despite recent stock pressure.
Darden Restaurants is closing all remaining Bahama Breeze locations, with half set to close permanently by 2026 and the rest converted to other brands. The move impacts 15 Florida restaurants, marking the end of an era for the Caribbean-inspired chain.
Financial advisors warn that large traditional retirement savings could trigger steep tax bills and Medicare surcharges in later life. Experts outline proactive steps, including strategic withdrawals and Roth conversions, to manage future liabilities. In a separate query, they weigh the pros and cons of funding home renovations.
Voya Financial's fourth-quarter revenue surged past Wall Street forecasts, though earnings per share fell short of expectations, sending shares lower and highlighting ongoing challenges in its growth trajectory.
At a major investment forum, Blackstone President Jon Gray highlighted artificial intelligence as the foremost strategic issue for the world's largest alternative asset manager, outlining a dual approach of investing in foundational infrastructure while navigating sector-specific risks.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the British-educated son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and once a pivotal figure in the country's politics, has been killed by unidentified gunmen, his adviser confirmed, casting a shadow over Libya's fragile stability.
A woman has told The New York Times that Tal Alexander sexually assaulted her when she was 13, an allegation his attorney denies as 'categorically false.' The claim surfaces as Alexander and his brothers stand trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's stark warning that bringing a gun to Washington, D.C., will lead to jail time has reignited tensions over gun rights and enforcement, highlighting a recurring conflict within the Trump administration's approach to the Second Amendment.
