Category : Corporate News


Coke Demand Up in Q4, But Outlook Sinks Shares

Coca-Cola reports resilient fourth-quarter demand despite higher prices, but a cautious forward-looking statement leads to a significant drop in its stock value, reflecting market concerns.

Alphabet Sells $20B Bonds for AI Spending

Google's parent company, Alphabet, has completed a massive $20 billion bond offering. The funds are earmarked to accelerate its spending in the competitive artificial intelligence sector.

Kalshi CEO: Prediction Markets Price the Future

Tarek Mansour, co-founder of America's largest prediction market Kalshi, discusses how these platforms harness crowd wisdom to forecast events, with insights on political polarization and the company's high-profile advisor Donald Trump Jr.

Flair Airlines Names Len Corrado as CEO

Flair Airlines has appointed Len Corrado, former president of Sunwing Airlines, as its new CEO, marking a strategic leadership change for the Canadian ultra-low-cost carrier.

Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Slumps on Revenue Miss

Shares of Cleveland-Cliffs declined following the release of its quarterly financial results, which showed revenue failing to meet market estimates, impacting investor sentiment.

Notified and CIRI Renew Partnership for Fourth Year

Notified and the Canadian Investor Relations Institute have renewed their strategic partnership for a fourth consecutive year, focusing on AI-powered tools and best practices to help IR professionals navigate evolving investor expectations.

Trump Supports Nexstar-Tegna TV Merger Deal

Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the proposed $3.54 billion merger between Nexstar Media and Tegna, aiming to boost competition against national networks.

Montreal Entrepreneur Met Jeffrey Epstein on Private Island

Austin Hill, a Montreal cryptocurrency entrepreneur, acknowledges meeting Jeffrey Epstein on his Caribbean island in 2014 while fundraising for Blockstream. Newly released U.S. government files detail their correspondence from 2014 to 2018.

U.S. Probes Netflix Tactics in Warner Deal Review

The U.S. Justice Department is examining Netflix's business tactics as part of its review of the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Epstein's Social Ponzi Scheme Revealed in New Emails

Freshly released emails detail how Jeffrey Epstein operated a sophisticated social Ponzi scheme, leveraging relationships with powerful figures worldwide to maintain influence and shield himself from scrutiny.

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