An Austrian chip component manufacturer has experienced significant stock gains this year, with analysts projecting continued growth following a deal with AMD.
JPMorgan analyst sees potential oil market benefits for stocks while Goldman-backed energy trader seeks debt financing after major profit decline.
Three news outlets present distinct viewpoints on taxation and government spending, reflecting ongoing debates over fiscal policy.
A federal judge granted colleges an extension until April 6 to provide demographic admissions data sought by the federal government following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
A suspect has been identified and charged in the 1990 cold case murders of Cheryl Henry, 22, and Andy Atkinson, 21, found dead in Houston.
RV Tech joint venture between Rivian and Volkswagen Group passes key development milestone, unlocking funding.
Accessories retailer Claire's has shut down all standalone stores in the UK and Ireland, resulting in 1,300 job losses.
Iran's national soccer team has arrived in the United States to play New Zealand, ending months of doubt about their tournament participation.
California billionaires hold approximately $2 trillion in wealth that largely avoids income taxation, prompting proposals for annual wealth taxes.
A former New York City judge who resigned under investigation has been charged with defrauding real estate investors of at least $5 million.
Separate bear attacks have killed individuals in Japan and Montana, highlighting ongoing human-wildlife conflicts in both regions.
Google discovered hacking tools used by Russian intelligence and Chinese cybercriminals that sources say originated from a U.S. military contractor.
Thames Water deployed an additional billion liters of water across London and the South East during the recent bank holiday weekend.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has provided minimal public comments following an attempted bombing at Gracie Mansion and the arrest of two suspects.
CBS fact-check disputes viral claims about California's free diaper program costs, but state refuses to release contract records.
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