Gold Crest Holidays, a UK travel company with over 30 years of service, has ceased trading and entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all future holidays amid financial pressures post‑pandemic.
Multiple infant formula brands, including Nestlé and Danone products, are being recalled globally after detection or suspicion of a heat‑resistant toxin called cereulide in specific batches.
Earnings season brings reflective moves: GM’s solid results, Micron’s AI-memory momentum, UPS’s strategic shift, and RTX’s resilient outlook shape Tuesday’s market watchlist.
Boeing reported a 57% surge in quarterly sales driven by higher deliveries, reflecting recovery momentum and cautious optimism from leadership as the aerospace giant rebuilds after challenging years.
Electric vehicle sales in the EU overtook petrol car sales in December, marking a historic shift in new-vehicle registrations amid rising EV adoption and evolving market trends.
Tech leaders Amodei and Hoffman join workers in condemning Minnesota violence, showing that social responsibility in tech goes beyond innovation, reaching into human rights and justice.
EU car tariffs in India are set to fall, but deep-rooted consumer preferences and strong local rivals mean European automakers still face a slow, demanding road ahead.
General Motors is set to report earnings before markets open, with Wall Street watching how EV write-downs and traditional vehicle performance shape quarterly results and guidance.
Nike will cut about 775 distribution jobs, including roles tied to Memphis-area centers, as it restructures operations toward automation and efficiency.
Gold and silver hit record highs as investors seek stability amid tariff concerns and uncertainty over a possible U.S. government shutdown.
Ford and GM are reported to be in talks with First Brands over potential rescue financing, reflecting efforts to maintain supplier stability amid industry pressures.
Minnesota CEOs, including Target’s incoming CEO, jointly urged calm and cooperation after a fatal shooting and unrest, calling for de-escalation and collaborative solutions.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq extended gains for a fourth session as investors await major tech earnings and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.
Big Tech companies are borrowing heavily to fund AI expansion, raising questions about risk concentration and long-term stability in the U.S. bond market.
Micron is expected to announce a new memory chip manufacturing investment in Singapore, strengthening its long-term production base amid evolving global semiconductor dynamics.
Anta Sports has become Puma’s largest shareholder after a $1.8 billion investment, marking a strategic but non-controlling shift in the global sportswear landscape.
Meta is testing paid subscriptions on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, offering ad-free or enhanced features while keeping free access intact during early trials.
Ryanair says it will return to Ukraine only if airports offer steep fee discounts, highlighting the tension between postwar recovery needs and low-cost airline economics.
Grok’s controversial AI image generation, including sexualized content and potential CSAM, highlights tensions in industry enforcement and regulatory responses, with payment processors notably silent.
Rare earth stocks jumped after news of Trump’s stake in USA Rare Earth, reflecting investor optimism tied to political backing and renewed focus on domestic supply chains.
Target’s incoming CEO called recent Minneapolis violence “incredibly painful,” expressing empathy while avoiding political references or mention of federal agent shootings.
Volkswagen is reportedly contemplating the abandonment of plans for a new factory in the United States due to uncertainties surrounding tariffs. The potential decision reflects broader concerns about trade policies and manufacturing costs.
Detroit Free Press owner set to acquire Detroit News, merging two historic papers and reshaping the city’s journalistic landscape.
Former Portland-area biotech CEO sentenced for securities fraud, highlighting the consequences of ambition unchecked and the importance of accountability.