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The U.S. is "actually totally screwed" according to the billionaire.

Brunswick Corporation recently announced that long-serving CEO and Chairman David M. Foulkes will retire on December 31, 2026, with current Navico Group President and Chief Technology Officer Aine L. Denari set to become CEO and board member on January 1, 2027, alongside a series of leadership changes across Navico Group, Business Acceleration, and technology roles. This reshuffle concentrates technology, autonomy, and shared-access expertise at the top of the company, potentially...

WUHU, China, Oct. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On September 30, LEPAS, Chery Auto's Premium NEV brand, launched the LEPAS L8 PHEV in Romania and opened its first flagship store in Sibiu, giving customers an experience of elegant mobility. Hedy Yan, LEPAS brand representative, said: “Elegance is both design and a mobility mindset. Through ‘Drive Your Elegance’, we bring design, tech and comfort to daily travel for Romanian users via the LEPAS L8 PHEV.” Elegance at the Core: A New NEV Mobility Exp

A fund manager claims the economic gauges investors have trusted for decades stopped working the moment ChatGPT launched, and now his firm is selling ETFs built around what replaced them. Before you buy the theme, check who wrote it.

With Australian inflation at 4% and the cash rate at 4.60%, money is no longer cheap and mistakes are getting punished faster. That is where founder led businesses with high insider ownership can look interesting. These leaders have substantial skin in the game, so their incentives are closely tied to yours. This article walks through three such Australian stocks from our screen and discusses why they may deserve a closer look now. The three stocks below are a small sample from this founder...

Visteon has seen its share price retreat over the past few years, which naturally puts the focus on whether the current valuation is properly grounded in the earnings the business is generating. With the stock recently closing at US$88.77, the key issue now is how that price lines up with what the auto electronics supplier is actually earning today. Over the last 3 years, Visteon shares have fallen 32.1%, which puts investor attention squarely on whether the current earnings justify staying...