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Russian forces have retaken control of Sudzha in the Kursk region from Ukrainian forces, with fighting ongoing in the town's outskirts. The Russian offensive, supported by North Korean troops, has intensified, prompting upcoming talks between US and Russian officials to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine, with Russia insisting on a formal settlement of its invasion. US envoy Steve Witkoff is en route to Moscow for discussions with Russian officials after Kyiv agreed to a 30-day...

Intel, a struggling semiconductor company, has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO to help restore its reputation and market share. Tan, a seasoned business leader, faces the challenge of revitalizing the company after years of decline, including job cuts and loss of market value. Investors have responded positively to Tan's appointment, with Intel's stock price rising over 11% in aftermarket trading. Full Article

The great wealth transfer refers to the $124 trillion expected to shift from Baby Boomers and older generations to their heirs by 2048, with women set to benefit the most. Bank of America estimates that close to $100 trillion of the transfer will go to women, leading to increased demand for services and products tailored toward them. As a result, women are projected to have more wealth, independence, and opportunity, shaping the future landscape of...

Inflation eased in February, with the Consumer Price Index up 2.8% from a year earlier, below expectations, driven by lower core inflation and varying price changes in categories like food and fuel. President Trump's tariffs are expected to impact prices in the future, causing concerns about economic growth and consumer sentiment. The Federal Reserve is likely to maintain its pause on rate cuts, with traders predicting three cuts this year due to rising economic uncertainty....

US inflation fell to 2.8% in February, below expectations, prompting speculation of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts amid slowing economic growth. President Trump's tariffs have caused uncertainty and market volatility, with concerns over potential inflationary impacts. The Bank of Canada also cut rates due to trade tensions, while sectors like medical care and used cars saw price increases in February. Full Article

Corpay (NYSE: CPAY) specializes in corporate payments, offering solutions for managing expenses efficiently. With revenue growing by an average of 15% annually since 2010, the company has seen a 50% increase in sales between 2019 and 2024. With strong margins and plans for international expansion, Corpay's shares have risen by 40% in the past nine months, outperforming the US market and trading at a relatively modest 14 times the consensus forecast for 2026. Full Article