Excerpt: The White House has confirmed ongoing discussions regarding the U.S. government acquiring a 10% stake in Intel Corporation. This potential deal, led by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, involves converting existing federal grants into equity, aiming to bolster domestic semiconductor manufacturing and national security. The move follows a recent $2
Blockchain-focused lending platform Figure Technology Solutions disclosed a 22.4% revenue increase and a return to profitability in its preliminary U.S. IPO filing, signaling renewed investor confidence in crypto-linked companies as they jockey for public market access.
Pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, best known for its obesity drug Wegovy, announced a global hiring freeze for non-business critical roles on Wednesday as it copes with sinking profits and fierce market competition.
A growing body of research suggests that advertising on reputable news websites is not a risk to a brand’s reputation but rather a significant opportunity. Contrary to concerns about brand safety, studies indicate that placing ads next to news content, including serious or sensitive topics, can increase consumer trust and
Wall Street ended the week on a turbulent note Friday as U.S. stocks fell sharply following the release of new inflation data, which showed price pressures remain stubborn despite recent cooling trends.
Delta Air Lines, one of the nation’s largest carriers, is under heightened scrutiny from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) following a series of recent safety-related incidents, raising questions about oversight and operational practices across the airline industry.
President Trump’s administration is in discussions to potentially invest in Intel, a move aimed at bolstering domestic chip manufacturing and security.
Madison Beach Hotel, overlooking Long Island Sound, has been ranked fourth in USA Today’s 2025 10 Best Waterfront Hotels list, following readers and travel experts’ votes.
NEW YORK — U.S. stock futures remained essentially unchanged Thursday after a three-day rally that pushed major indexes—including the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq—near record highs, as markets brace for key inflation and economic data due in the coming sessions. “Wall Street caught its breath after indexes hovered near
Eastman Kodak, the iconic 133-year-old photography company, has told investors it may not be able to continue operating amid mounting debt obligations and dwindling liquidity.
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