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The athletic wear giant turns to a veteran who helped build Nike's $10 billion women's business to reverse slowing growth.
Lululemon has named Heidi O'Neill, former president of Nike's consumer and marketplace division, as its next CEO starting September. The move signals an aggressive push to reignite growth after the yoga-pants pioneer reported its slowest quarterly sales increase in four years.
By Nadia ChenClosed-end fund positions investors to capitalize on global electrification buildout through 2030s infrastructure spending wave.
By Angela PierceThe electric vehicle maker's earnings improved but remain below previous peaks as the company pours capital into unproven technology ventures.
By Catherine LloydMore than 300 Iranian-linked ships have passed through the critical waterway even as Tehran strikes commercial traffic, threatening global oil supplies.
By Derek Sullivan
The new position signals continued appetite for alternative income vehicles as investors hunt for yield in volatile markets.
By James WhitfieldReady-made garment sector leads textile industry surge with Rs 1.39 lakh crore in exports as manufacturers capitalize on shifting supply chains.
By Miles TurnerThe Alabama-based investment firm reshuffles its concentrated portfolio amid a turbulent quarter for previously dominant market leaders.
By Amara Osei
State attorney general alleges crypto platforms crossed legal line by offering unregulated betting on political and economic events.
By Marcus ColeFormer employee claims systematic mistreatment at Beast Industries, which denies all allegations in the federal complaint.
By Angela PierceThe ratings giant's integration with Microsoft 365 means credit intelligence at every desk, raising questions about what happens to the specialized analysts who once controlled that data.
By Derek Sullivan
Raids target alleged conspiracy to defraud government energy efficiency program as scrutiny intensifies over public spending controls.
The budget carrier, stumbling through its second bankruptcy in two years, is negotiating a $500 million lifeline from the Trump administration.
Billionaire investor claims World Liberty Financial pressured him into token purchases through threats and manipulation.
Scott Bessent's move signals deepening financial ties with oil-rich states as Washington recalibrates Middle East strategy.
Kevin Warsh must convince lawmakers he won't bend to White House pressure on interest rates — a challenge that could define monetary policy for years.
Crude prices stabilize after volatile week as investors parse the implications of diplomatic extension in the Persian Gulf.
Elon Musk's rocket company is reportedly pursuing a massive acquisition of an AI coding startup, raising questions about what SpaceX is becoming.
From the gas pump to the grocery store, the latest inflation data reveals a cost-of-living squeeze that's forcing tough choices for millions.
Security breach at AI safety company raises urgent questions about safeguards as advanced models proliferate across the industry.
Oil markets whipsaw on mixed signals: temporary truce offers relief, but ongoing naval blockade keeps supply risks elevated.
Europe's largest airline becomes first major carrier to announce mass cancellations as jet fuel prices surge 70 percent since Iran war began.
Doctors are exploiting arbitration provisions in the No Surprises Act to extract extraordinary payments from insurers — including $440,000 for a single breast reduction surgery.
President's unexpected move to prolong diplomatic pause sends investors hunting for signals in an already volatile energy landscape.
Wealthy countries are hoarding oil amid Middle East tensions, pushing prices to record highs and leaving poorer nations in the cold. ---META--- Wealthy nations stockpiling oil drives prices higher globally, creating shortages in vulnerable countries as Middle East tensions escalate.
Chris Kempczinski declines to address findings from 2023 BBC probe that detailed claims from over 100 UK workers.
Millions of drivers awaiting refunds from mis-selling scandal could face years-long wait as proposed redress scheme draws industry pushback.
New polling reveals a sharp decline in public confidence as military escalation drives inflation and rattles supply chains from the Persian Gulf to American gas stations.
Denver-based bank holding company posts $32.6 million in adjusted earnings as it completes major Texas and Florida expansion.
National Bank Holdings Corporation reported first quarter 2026 earnings of $0.46 per diluted share, with adjusted earnings reaching $0.72 per share after accounting for acquisition costs. The results reflect the successful integration of Vista Bancshares, which added $1.9 billion in loans and $2.2 billion in deposits across Texas and Florida markets.
Lawmakers probe airline over "surveillance pricing" allegations following social media complaints about fluctuating fares.
New anti-money laundering measures across multiple jurisdictions signal coordinated crackdown on illicit finance networks.