Palantir Secures Largest Deal in Company History with Foreign Government
The software company extended an existing deal with the U.K. military valued at around $1 billion, making it the largest deal with a non-U.S. government entity.
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The software company extended an existing deal with the U.K. military valued at around $1 billion, making it the largest deal with a non-U.S. government entity.
A possible government shutdown could harm defense sector earnings this quarter. Historically, shutdowns discourage investors.
Estée Lauder tapped René Lammers as the executive vice president and Chief Research & Innovation Officer, the latest executive shakeup as the company attempts a broader comeback.
Best Buy Co. is partnering with Uber Technologies to deliver electronics and small appliances through the Uber Eats platform.
New subscription plan for shared accounts aims to boost subscriber numbers Will people feel too awkward to cancel a subscription if someone else depends on it too?
The move is part of a larger plan by CEO David Ellison to spend and grow as he works to catch up in the race for streaming subscribers.
Electronic Arts officially launched EA Sports FC 26, the company’s newest soccer simulation video game in the beloved series, on Sept. 26.
The US Department of Energy announced Wednesday that they would move ahead on their proposal to take a 5% stake in both Lithium Americas and the company’s joint mining venture with GM, representing the next step in the Trump administration’s move to onshore production of the critical mineral.
Taser and bodycam maker Axon announced Tuesday that it would acquire Prepared, an emergency communications platform.
President Trump’s tariff hike and drug pricing agenda have injected fresh uncertainty into the pharmaceutical sector. Thermo Fisher Scientific could end up caught in the crossfire.
As the cost of beef has climbed over the last few years, Americans have been swapping out their hamburgers for chicken sandwiches.
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