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President Donald Trump indicated a likelihood of postponing his upcoming trip to China until the Xi Jinping-led nation and other allies counteract Iranian disruptions in the Gulf.
Urgent.ly shares surged in pre-market trading after agreement to be acquired by Agero for $5.50 per share. Also reported better-than-expected Q4 results.
Cryptocurrency lending platform BlockFills said it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to protect its business value and "maximize recoveries" for stakeholders
The Giving Pledge launched by Warren Buffett and Bill Gates is seeing declining participation as new signups drop sharply and critics like Peter Thiel question its influence, even as global billionaire wealth continues to surge.
The S&P 500 closed Friday’s session in a precarious position after hitting its lowest close of 2026 earlier in the last week. However, heading into the Monday open, a wave of late-weekend optimism has shifted the narrative.
Leading cryptocurrencies rose alongside stock futures on Sunday as President Donald Trump pressed for a coordinated effort to keep oil exports from the Strait of Hormuz running.
U.S. stock futures rose Sunday evening while oil hovered near $100 amid heightened market anxiety over disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, as President Donald Trump warned NATO allies of a "very bad" future if they do not help secure the key global energy route.
Mike Waltz, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has said that Donald Trump is keeping potential moves against Iran wide open, including the possibility of striking oil facilities on Kharg Island.
Top executives from the aviation sector condemned the government shutdown on Sunday, stating that federal aviation workers lack paychecks even as travel surges.
Bezos advises sorting decisions into low-stakes and high-consequence, with quick reversible calls and slow irreversible calls, to maintain Amazon's speed.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday said that Russia has transferred drones to Iran and asserted those systems were later used in strikes targeting U.S. bases and Iran's neighbors in the Middle East.
In a post on X on Sunday, Tucker Carlson said that the CIA is moving toward a criminal referral to the Justice Department that he claims is built around allegations he broke the Foreign Agent Act by communicating with people in Iran.
Survey shows consumers are opting for cheaper products due to inflation. Higher-income households are also bargain-hunting. Shift in mindset for financial advisors to understand.
Anthony Scaramucci, founder of global investment firm SkyBridge Capital, explained how he manages his time across family, business and personal hobbies using the "rock-and-sand" metaphor.
The Benzinga Stock Whisper Index highlights five stocks seeing increased investor interest during the week and looks at the catalysts driving attention.
On Sunday, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps posted an online threat aimed at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying it would keep hunting him down if he remains alive.
Healthcare, media, beauty and tech names led last week's large-cap decliners, as earnings misses, weak guidance, analyst cuts and financing moves pressured sentiment.
The week in crypto saw AI-driven Bitcoin trading experiments, record corporate Bitcoin sell-offs, growing focus on payments utility from Circle Internet Group, new privacy initiatives from Foundry backed by Barry Silbert, and U.S. lawmakers including Angela Alsobrooks push for a compromise on stablecoin rewards.
AI infrastructure plays, EV names and power-demand beneficiaries led last week's large-cap winners list, with Nebius, Micron and NIO posting standout gains.
The week in mobility and tech saw Nio Inc. double down on in-house chips and battery swaps, WeRide Inc. expand its partnership with Tencent Cloud, Tesla, Inc. face a $1 million lawsuit in Texas, Ford Motor Company roll out a customer loyalty initiative, and Uber Technologies, Inc. launch robotaxis in Las Vegas.
The week in tech saw Amazon raise prices for its ad-free Prime Video plan, Meta Platforms reportedly consider major layoffs, Apple cut App Store fees in China, while Oracle Corporation posted strong quarterly earnings and Adobe Inc. announced a CEO transition.
