Intel shares fall as CEO Lip-Bu Tan urges patience, highlighting the tension between long-term chip manufacturing turnarounds and markets that demand immediate results.
A TikTok deal aligned with Trump could extend political influence through culture itself, shaping tone and visibility not by force, but through the quiet mechanics of a platform people live inside.
Raleigh first responders are staging fire trucks and equipment ahead of an incoming storm, quietly preparing for emergencies before severe weather reaches the city.
Amazon is preparing another round of corporate job cuts, signaling that its long shift toward leaner operations and post-pandemic efficiency is far from over.
Trump’s lawsuit against JPMorgan rests on a debanking claim that sounds potent politically but struggles to hold up under legal and factual scrutiny.
Target faces another political backlash, and HR is urging staff to avoid debate, prioritize safety, and set boundaries as cultural conflicts spill into everyday retail spaces.
Silver has surged to $100 an ounce as demand for hard assets grows. The milestone reflects inflation fears, industrial strain, and a broader return to physical value.
Sound Transit says the long-awaited crosslake light rail connection is set to open in late March, promising shorter commutes and a quieter shift in regional movement.
Investors and analysts remain calm about OpenAI’s role in health care, viewing it as supportive rather than disruptive, with regulation and caution slowing any near-term transformation.
The IMF warns that AI-driven disruption will hit young workers hardest, threatening entry-level jobs and delaying economic stability as labor markets struggle to adapt to rapid automation.
Markets weathered a recent volatility spike, but a deeper stress test is approaching—one driven by rates, earnings, and liquidity, where resilience will be measured over time, not headlines.
Delta plans a new Sky Club in Las Vegas and renovations of two Florida lounges, reflecting a broader push to improve how travelers experience waiting in increasingly crowded airports
Novo Nordisk shares rise as demand for its obesity pill strengthens, with Goldman Sachs pointing to potential earnings upside driven by broader adoption and long-term market expansion.
Court filings suggest MrBeast plans to relaunch MrBeast Burger with McDonald’s support, signaling a shift from viral scale toward tighter control and long-term sustainability.
Amazon plans another large round of corporate layoffs as part of broader workforce restructuring, impacting various divisions and marking significant change in its office ranks.
After TikTok’s US reorganization, Chinese companies are reassessing global strategies amid regulatory scrutiny, exploring new operational hubs and diplomatic paths in a changing tech landscape.
British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves will join Prime Minister Keir Starmer on an upcoming trip to China, aiming to strengthen economic ties with the Asian nation amid strained relationships with the U.S.
Silver has surged past $100/oz, driven by speculative flows, safe-haven demand, and supply-demand dynamics, marking an unprecedented high and stirring debate about sustainability.
Intel shares fell after rising costs and production limits weighed on guidance, highlighting the strain of meeting booming AI chip demand while investing heavily in future capacity.
Ireland’s Taoiseach says the Greenland dispute underscores why Europe needs stronger strategic self‑reliance amid diplomatic pressure and shifting global alliances.
Ye Olde Orchard Pub has closed indefinitely due to a building issue, leaving staff and patrons waiting for repairs while reflecting on the community memories it holds.
Chinese automaker Chery is preparing to enter the Canadian EV market, spurred by a tariff reduction deal that could open sales and operations, amid debate over quotas and industry impact.
Dow rebounds over 500 points as Trump scraps Greenland tariffs, easing trade fears and boosting investor confidence in a second day of broad market gains.
A recall has been issued for a Dunnes Stores ready meal after mis-packaging led to undeclared fish and barley allergens. Affected products should not be eaten and can be returned for refund.