FanDuel CEO Amy Howe Departs After Five Years Leading Sportsbook
Amy Howe has left her position as CEO of FanDuel after five years at the helm of the sports betting company.
Amy Howe has left her position as CEO of FanDuel after five years at the helm of the sports betting company.
Brazil has removed taxes on diesel fuel while implementing new levies on oil exports in response to recent price spikes.
Hims & Hers, Vodafone, and Under Armour all posted weak quarterly earnings, leading to stock price drops across different sectors.
France launches probe into alleged weather data manipulation after unusual temperature spike at Paris airport coincided with profitable bets on Polymarket.
Major German corporations reported varying financial outlooks with some facing challenges while others project growth.
Netflix's board approved a $25 billion expansion to its stock repurchase program as shares pulled back following recent earnings.

UK property sellers reduced asking prices on 32% of homes while homebuilder sentiment improved on increased demand, showing conflicting market trends.
BMW stock gained after the German automaker reaffirmed its 2026 targets and reported better-than-expected profits despite headwinds from China competition and tariffs.

Bank of America has reached a settlement agreement with accusers who alleged the bank facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operations.
David Mills, a former Navy helicopter crewman, has been appointed CEO of the nation's largest power market operator.

Elon Musk is mandating that Wall Street firms purchase subscriptions to his AI chatbot Grok to participate in advising on SpaceX's potential IPO.
Electronic trading firm Hudson River Trading achieved record quarterly revenue of $6.4 billion in latest financial period.

Senator Tim Scott criticized Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's continued tenure while economic attention centers on employment trends.

Investment professionals are discussing alternative strategies and market outlook as traditional index fund approaches face scrutiny.

New York City's real estate industry generated a record $39.6 billion in tax revenue for fiscal 2025, representing nearly half of all locally generated taxes.
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