An under-the-radar consumer stock breaking out despite economic worries, according to the charts
Todd Gordon breaks down the charts in Sharkninja.
Former top aide to New York Gov. Hochul charged with acting as foreign agent for China
Linda Sun, who had been New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s deputy chief of staff, is accused of laundering millions of dollars received from China.
Former VW chief goes on trial nine years after dieselgate
Former Volkswagen Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn became a figurehead of the scandal, the biggest in the company’s history.
Goldman tells clients to go for gold, likes metal amid geopolitical risk, rate cuts
Gold futures have surged nearly 22% this year, with the precious metal poised to rally even more when the Federal Reserve starts cutting interest rates.
Klarna rival Zilch posts first profit and appoints ex-Aviva CEO to board ahead of IPO
Philip Belamant, Zilch’s CEO, told CNBC the firm was able to hit profitability by growing rather than cutting back like other fintechs have done.
Starlink in Brazil’s crosshairs as spat over Elon Musk’s X escalates
The confrontation between Brazil and Musk continues to escalate over the country’s decision to block his social media company X.
Rolls-Royce shares rise after Cathay Pacific says A350 engine issue affects limited flights
Cathay Pacific has identified an engine component failure in 15 of its A350 aircraft, a long-range, wide-body which uses Rolls-Royce engines.
Mongolia was meant to arrest Russia’s President Putin last night. It didn’t, and now it’s in trouble
Mongolia, as a member of the International Criminal Court, should have arrested the Russian president as soon as he landed on Mongolian soil Monday evening.
First France, now South Korea — Telegram’s legal troubles are only growing. Here’s why
Telegram is facing a probe in South Korea, where police suspect it of helping spread illicit deepfake porn, adding to the platform’s mounting legal troubles.
‘Golden era’ for Hong Kong retail is over as Chinese tourists continue to tighten their purse strings
Real estate analysts claimed that the shopping frenzy the city once experienced will not return “for a long, long time.”
