Corporate Finance

Duff & Phelps' utility fund is raising dividends and buying back shares. We break down if this is a sustainable strategy or a short-term sugar rush.

Tsakos Energy Navigation's 36% dividend surge and $1B payout milestone underscore deep strategic resilience, capitalizing on a turbulent but profitable market.

Icelandic biotech Alvotech seeks $125M in a complex dual offering to advance its low-cost drug pipeline, but regulatory hurdles and financial pressures loom.

Marwest REIT's modest 2.1% distribution increase reveals deep financial stability in Western Canada's rental market, a stark contrast to national trends.

Facing significant debt, Red Robin is selling 116 restaurants. Is this asset-light pivot a brilliant turnaround strategy or a risky financial maneuver?

Peer-to-peer giant Turo turns Italy's tournament absence into a high-octane celebration, signaling a new era of experiential marketing in the car-sharing wars.

A new M&A hire signals CyberAI's plan to buy its way to a $100M revenue goal and an IPO, betting its future on market consolidation and AI innovation.

Building your dream home involves more than a sticker price. This guide breaks down the hidden costs, from soil conditions to supply chains, to help you budget wisely.

As autonomous AI agents begin to dominate internet traffic, a new cybersecurity battleground is emerging. We explore the shift to agent trust management.

Beyond the balance sheet, a major Icelandic bank's latest bond issuance reveals a sophisticated strategy for navigating global markets and regulatory demands.

Ascensus's investment in Nonprofitly is more than a fintech deal; it's a strategic move to scale Child Savings Accounts and redefine the future of education.

Anchorage Digital's custody of tokenized CETES marks a milestone, creating a federally regulated blueprint for bringing real-world sovereign debt onto the blockchain.

A defense tech investor's bet on a Databricks partner reveals a crucial truth: the AI revolution will be built not by algorithms alone, but by modernizing data.

Beyond a simple donation, Sysco's long-term partnership with Second Harvest reveals a strategic approach to tackling Canada's dual crises of hunger and waste.

The electric boat innovator executes another reverse stock split to stay on Nasdaq, but a history of similar moves raises questions about its financial health.

With a new $75M fund, Gutter Capital is doubling down on its 'old school' model: intense operational support for 'overlooked' founders in New York City.

Netflix's expanded iHeartMedia deal isn't just about more shows; it's a calculated move to conquer daytime viewing and redefine streaming engagement.

Edible Garden urges a 'yes' vote as it bets on a logistics overhaul and a risky RTD pivot, but mounting losses and a potential stock split raise questions.

Northann Corp. is back in the NYSE's good graces, but a closer look reveals a risky path. Can its innovative 3D printing tech overcome financial headwinds?

Pacer ETFs slashes fees and expands its Swan SOS series, intensifying competition in the $92 billion buffer ETF market for risk-conscious investors.