Financial Services

After 16 years, Chief Legal Officer Anthony Green announces his retirement, leaving a void at the top and questions about Annaly's future governance.

Facing stock pressure, Dot Ai bets on seasoned sales leader Delores Rochester to scale its enterprise business in the booming Asset Intelligence market.

From a huge 10-restaurant deal to stadium snacks, The ONE Group reveals a capital-efficient playbook for expanding its Benihana and STK brands.

As CooperCompanies heads to the J.P. Morgan conference, all eyes are on CEO Al White's strategic vision for its dual vision and women's health units.

With recent FDA approval, Belgian MedTech firm Nyxoah prepares for a pivotal presentation of its unique, battery-free sleep apnea implant at JPM.

For the 17th straight year, Canon U.S.A. has earned a top customer service award. We explore how they built a support dynasty in a competitive market.

XA Investments is launching a new index for credit interval funds, a move set to demystify a booming but opaque market for investors and asset managers.

As Hong Kong forgoes fireworks, it unveils a new countdown of music and light, inviting the world to witness a city's message of resilience and hope.

Activist investor Saba Capital launches a blistering attack on Edinburgh Worldwide's board, citing governance failures ahead of a crucial shareholder vote.

After a protracted fight against alleged company intimidation, 24 fuel drivers have joined Teamsters Local 705, seeking better wages and benefits.

Millions miss their IELTS goals by a tiny margin. A new wave of AI tools promises instant feedback to help save dreams, deadlines, and thousands of dollars.

Aspen Homes LLC's new Ivy Acres community in Eldridge offers modern villas and townhomes, tapping into the Quad Cities' urgent need for low-maintenance housing.

Drawing from his own journey, the veteran journalist establishes a national scholarship to empower students who have turned adversity into purpose.

A new $1,000 grant aims to foster compassion in future doctors, but its founder, a prominent psychiatrist, recently pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud.

The Avista Foundation's latest grants empower 76 non-profits across five states, fueling vital arts, culture, and environmental stewardship projects.

In a city scarred by wildfires and division, L.A. Works' MLK Day festival rallies thousands to build a 'Beloved Community' through hands-on action.

The southeastern grocer maintains its dividend, a sign of stability as it continues rebuilding stores and its distribution network after Hurricane Helene.

With promising survival data and a pivotal Phase 3 trial underway, Imunon's localized immunotherapy could finally change the game for ovarian cancer.

Canada's largest charity polar bear dip returns, aiming to surpass $2.5 million raised for life-saving clean water projects in Ghana and Honduras.

With a new CEO who drove 300% revenue growth at his last firm, The State Group is poised to dominate the booming infrastructure and energy markets.