After months of lackluster performance, Palantir Technologies stuns the market with record-breaking quarterly results and bullish forecasts, reasserting its position as a dominant force in the commercial AI sector.
Amid a broader retail pivot, QVC is aggressively expanding its beauty and wellness offerings as part of a critical turnaround strategy, even as parent company QVC Group grapples with declining revenues.
Accessories retailer Claire's appoints Michelle Goad, a former Gap Inc. executive, as chief brand officer to lead its store transformation and reconnect with tween shoppers, signaling a renewed commitment to physical retail despite a scaled-back footprint.
Peter Mandelson, the former UK ambassador to the US and a senior Labour figure, has announced his retirement from the House of Lords as pressure mounts over his disclosed ties to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The move follows Prime Minister Keir Starmer's condemnation and comes as authorities on both sides of the Atlantic review potential misconduct.
Target's shares have tumbled over 14% in the past year, lagging behind peers and raising questions about its valuation. A deep dive into cash flow and earnings multiples suggests the big-box retailer may be significantly undervalued, but the broader challenges facing the sector remain.
General Mills faces a pivotal moment as it appoints a new independent director and updates governance bylaws, while simultaneously expanding a voluntary recall of Pillsbury Pizza Pops in Canada over potential E. coli contamination. These parallel developments underscore the balancing act between strategic oversight and operational risk management for the consumer staples giant.
As AI stocks exhibit heightened volatility, investors are grappling with bubble concerns. Financial experts weigh in on distinguishing hype from structural shift and outline defensive strategies for portfolios.
Nutanix faces a pivotal moment as analyst downgrades, citing slowing growth and murky visibility, clash with lingering bullish sentiment. The divide underscores a critical debate on the predictability of the hybrid cloud software leader's trajectory.
The Southern-themed restaurant chain has quietly implemented a new travel policy requiring staff to eat primarily at company locations during business trips, while tightening reimbursement rules for alcohol and discretionary expenses.
New data reveals companies embracing structured flexibility are growing significantly faster and attracting deeper talent pools than their office-mandate rivals, reshaping the post-pandemic competitive landscape.
The Gemini alliance, comprising Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, announces a phased return to the Suez Canal route with military protection, marking a cautious shift after months of Houthi-related disruptions to global trade.
In its Q4 2025 earnings call, Two Harbors Investment Corp. detailed its planned merger with United Wholesale Mortgage, a move executives say will create a $400 billion MSR portfolio and position the combined entity to compete more effectively in a landscape where size is increasingly critical.
McDonald's re-enters the top 10 of Entrepreneur's Franchise 500, climbing from 22nd place, driven by a strategic return to value-focused offerings like the $5 meal deal and the Snack Wrap.
As markets recalibrate amid shifting Fed expectations, income-focused strategies gain prominence. We analyze two REITs with standout 8%+ yields and 'Strong Buy' ratings from Wall Street, examining their resilience and income-generating potential.
Major fintech firms like Stripe, PayPal, and Affirm are actively pursuing state and federal banking licenses, seeking not just cost savings but greater control, regulatory simplicity, and a direct line to core financial infrastructure.
After narrowly avoiding a key psychological threshold, MicroStrategy's stock remains tethered to Bitcoin's price. Conflicting technical signals and a critical support level set the stage for a potential 20% move in either direction.
FedEx expands its blended sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) program to Dallas-Fort Worth and JFK airports, part of a coast-to-coast push. The move comes as the logistics industry grapples with supply constraints and policy uncertainties that threaten broader adoption of lower-carbon alternatives.
Newly released documents show the disgraced financier facilitated a clandestine discussion between former leaders of Qatar and Israel during the Gulf diplomatic crisis, highlighting his shadowy network blending business, diplomacy, and alleged intelligence ties.
At Behesht-e Zahra cemetery, families gather to mourn loved ones lost in recent anti-government protests, but fear and silence hang heavy in the air. The public ritual of remembrance has become a subdued act of defiance amid a severe economic crisis and a climate of repression.
A senior Justice Department official claims a coordinated campaign to drive ICE from Minneapolis is financially linked to an underground fraud scheme, as tensions over immigration enforcement escalate.
