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NATO says will do ‘anything and everything’ if alliance is attacked
NATO’s top commander warned the alliance would destroy “anything and everything” supporting an attack against any member state, amid European concerns over potential Russian aggression.
Roman Abramovich aides falsified paperwork to disguise assets and dodge tax, records suggest
Documents reveal Roman Abramovich’s aides, including Deloitte staff, allegedly falsified paperwork to conceal assets and avoid taxes through an offshore empire spanning over a decade.
AstraZeneca CEO says Summit drug could drive next generation of cancer combinations after $2 billion investment
AstraZeneca invested $2 billion in Summit Therapeutics and will collaborate on cancer drug combinations featuring Summit’s ivonescimab, a dual-pathway antibody that outperformed leading immunotherapies in trials.
Paramount’s hard-fought takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery closed Tuesday. Here’s how we got here
Paramount Skydance completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery on Tuesday, creating one of history’s largest media conglomerates after overcoming regulatory hurdles and antitrust challenges.
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Texas Republicans excuse bigotry all the time. This time they couldn’t.
Texas Republican leaders condemned a statewide candidate’s social media post mocking South Asian University of Texas football fans, marking an unusual rebuke of bigoted rhetoric within the party.
Thomas Paine Memorial moves one step closer to prestigious DC location
The House Committee on Natural Resources unanimously approved legislation authorizing a Thomas Paine memorial in a prestigious Washington, D.C. location, advancing a project to commemorate the influential Founding-era writer.
For American Jews divided over Israel, Yom Kippur is a test of families and community
American Jewish communities face deepening divisions over Israel as Yom Kippur approaches, with younger Jews often holding different views than older generations, straining families and congregations during the high holiday season.
The Defiant Divine Journey of the Rev. Dr. Molly Marshall The Defiant Divine Journey of the Rev. Dr. Molly Marshall
Rev. Dr. Molly Marshall, a pioneering theological educator and gender justice advocate, reflects on her career as she begins her final year leading United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities.
Does Medicare pay for long-term care? Many people get it wrong — and it may cost them later
A new survey finds 39% of middle-class households incorrectly expect Medicare to cover long-term care costs, but the program generally does not pay for such expenses.
UK government to offer clearer guidance on student loans after repayment row
The UK government will redesign student loan guidance to clarify that terms may change, following criticism from MPs about misleading marketing materials and a controversial repayment threshold freeze.
Beaten-up bond market may be nearing ‘escape velocity.’ Here’s what that means
With 10-year Treasury yields reaching their highest level since 2007, bond investors are increasingly considering medium-term bonds as yields rise and risk-reward calculations become more favorable for fixed-income strategies.
J.B. Hunt stock plunges 13% after company warns third-quarter earnings will fall
J.B. Hunt shares fell 13% after the trucking company projected third-quarter earnings would decline 5% to 10% due to elevated recruiting and fuel costs.
Strategy Stock’s 16% Jump Yesterday Traces Back to a House Committee Vote.
Strategy stock surged 16% to $154 on September 18 following a House committee vote on a federal Bitcoin reserve bill and SEC approval of tokenized stock trading platforms.
Wheaton’s (WPM) Profits Nearly Doubled While Its Cash Pile Shrank To $100M
Wheaton Precious Metals reported second-quarter net earnings of $543 million on record revenue, though the company took on significant debt to fund acquisitions and carries only $100 million in cash.
Republic Services (RSG) Is Winning On Price While Volumes Slip
Republic Services posted higher earnings per share despite lower volumes, driven by pricing that outpaced cost inflation, but the sustainability of this growth model remains uncertain.
Royal Caribbean’s (RCL) $1.25B Debt Deal Hides A Bigger Story
Royal Caribbean completed a $1.25 billion debt sale in August, refinancing floating-rate borrowings amid maturity obligations of $2.7 billion in 2027 and $3.4 billion in 2028.