If there's one bad thing to say about health savings accounts, or HSAs, it's that not everyone is eligible for one. To participate in an HSA , you need a compatible high-deductible health insurance plan. But aside from that restriction, HSAs are pretty awesome. They give you a tax break on your contributions, allow you to invest unused funds tax-free, and offer tax-free withdrawals on qualifying m...
If there's one bad thing to say about health savings accounts, or HSAs, it's that not everyone is eligible for one. To participate in an HSA , you need a compatible high-deductible health insurance plan. But aside from that restriction, HSAs are pretty awesome. They give you a tax break on your contributions, allow you to invest unused funds tax-free, and offer tax-free withdrawals on qualifying medical expenses. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
undefined Xiaomi Corp. reported its latest financial results that painted a picture of structural divergence, pairing strong full-year growth for 2025 with acute fourth-quarter pressures. For the full year of 2025, Xiaomi posted 457.3 billion yuan ($66.4 billion) in revenue, up 25% year-on-year, while adjusted net profit climbed 43.8% to 39.2 billion yuan, according to its financial report release...
undefined Xiaomi Corp. reported its latest financial results that painted a picture of structural divergence, pairing strong full-year growth for 2025 with acute fourth-quarter pressures. For the full year of 2025, Xiaomi posted 457.3 billion yuan ($66.4 billion) in revenue, up 25% year-on-year, while adjusted net profit climbed 43.8% to 39.2 billion yuan, according to its financial report released Tuesday. However, momentum stalled in the year’s fourth quarter, when revenue growth slowed to 7.3% at 116.9 billion yuan and adjusted net profit fell 23.7% to 6.3 billion yuan. This marked Xiaomi’s first quarterly profit decline since the fourth quarter of 2022, though the figure still beat the average forecast of 5.7 billion yuan from analysts. Xiaomi’s Earnings Its market valuation remains highly contentious. Since November of last year, Xiaomi has repurchased shares aggressively, spending HK$6.3 billion ($804 million) in 2025 and another HK$4.7 billion in less than three months of 2026, yet it has failed to halt a prolonged stock slump. Since peaking near HK$60 a share after a product launch in late September, Xiaomi’s stock price has nearly halved, wiping out more than HK$800 billion in market capitalization.
Despite a recent focus on youth, the big SPL clubs will have the Middle East’s biggest star in their sights, bringing a possible link-up with Mané and Ronaldo “We do not know where Mohamed will play next season,” Mohamed Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, said on social media on Tuesday. “This also means that no one else knows. Beware of the attention seekers.” A worthy warning but a futile one now t...
Despite a recent focus on youth, the big SPL clubs will have the Middle East’s biggest star in their sights, bringing a possible link-up with Mané and Ronaldo “We do not know where Mohamed will play next season,” Mohamed Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, said on social media on Tuesday. “This also means that no one else knows. Beware of the attention seekers.” A worthy warning but a futile one now that the Liverpool legend has confirmed he is leaving Anfield at the end of this season . While there will be some attention on whether he can end a hugely successful nine-year spell with a trophy, clicks worldwide will be focused more on his next destination. Continue reading...
Welcome to our guide to the commodities driving the global economy. Today, energy reporter Dan Murtaugh explores the possible unintended consequences of attempts by governments in Asia to conserve fuel and fertilizers. Governments are threatening to make a bad situation worse by adding a dose of protectionism, hoarding fuel and fertilizer due to shortages created by the chaos in the Middle East. C...
Welcome to our guide to the commodities driving the global economy. Today, energy reporter Dan Murtaugh explores the possible unintended consequences of attempts by governments in Asia to conserve fuel and fertilizers. Governments are threatening to make a bad situation worse by adding a dose of protectionism, hoarding fuel and fertilizer due to shortages created by the chaos in the Middle East. China, South Korea and Thailand are restricting some fuel exports. Russia and China have suspended some overseas sales of fertilizers . Philippine Airlines warned that jet fuel rationing is on the rise, with nations asking incoming flights to make sure they have enough fuel for the ride home. The motivation is understandable. Citizens are being forced to sacrifice amid shortages. Australian farmers are struggling to plant crops . Pakistani cricket fans are being ordered to watch matches from home to conserve fuel, while film producers in India have delayed movie releases for fear of missing out on viewers in the Gulf region. Europe may soon face similar choices , according to Shell Plc Chief Executive Officer Wael Sawan. Governments want to show they’re doing something to minimize the pain. The problem occurs when everyone else follows suit. That’s what happened in the mid-2000s, when fears of food shortages caused several nations to set up trade barriers to hoard crops for their own populations. But stopping the free flow of trade just created more inefficient markets — a World Bank study years later found that protectionist measures accounted for half of a 90% jump in rice prices in 2008. We’re at risk of a repeat. Take Australia, where government officials have floated the idea of shutting off liquefied natural gas exports to South Korea if it withholds fuel shipments. Perhaps it’s good positioning for trade negotiations, but in reality Australian farmers can’t fill up tractors on natural gas and Korean power plants aren’t set up to burn diesel. Everyone loses. Restrictin...
A Malaysian minister on Wednesday denied he was the unnamed politician at the centre of fresh allegations in the country’s so-called corporate mafia controversy, amid wide speculation over the individual’s identity. Ramanan Ramakrishnan, human resource minister, and vice-president of the ruling People’s Justice Party (PKR), rejected claims he had taken 9.5 million ringgit (US$2.4 million) in excha...
A Malaysian minister on Wednesday denied he was the unnamed politician at the centre of fresh allegations in the country’s so-called corporate mafia controversy, amid wide speculation over the individual’s identity. Ramanan Ramakrishnan, human resource minister, and vice-president of the ruling People’s Justice Party (PKR), rejected claims he had taken 9.5 million ringgit (US$2.4 million) in exchange for “helping resolve” the alleged matter. The controversy gained traction following news reports...
All three of these ETFs are up more than 50% over the past year, yet they tell very different stories about how to invest in the green transition. The choice between them depends on whether you want broad clean energy coverage, concentrated lithium supply chain exposure, or a deeper bet on the full battery materials ... 3 Clean Energy ETFs Up 50% or More: QCLN, LIT, and BATT for the Green Transiti...
All three of these ETFs are up more than 50% over the past year, yet they tell very different stories about how to invest in the green transition. The choice between them depends on whether you want broad clean energy coverage, concentrated lithium supply chain exposure, or a deeper bet on the full battery materials ... 3 Clean Energy ETFs Up 50% or More: QCLN, LIT, and BATT for the Green Transition in 2026
(RTTNews) - Honeywell International Inc. (HON) said Wednesday that its Honeywell Aerospace unit has signed a supplier framework agreement with the U.S. Department of War to rapidly increase production of critical defense technologies.
(RTTNews) - Honeywell International Inc. (HON) said Wednesday that its Honeywell Aerospace unit has signed a supplier framework agreement with the U.S. Department of War to rapidly increase production of critical defense technologies.
In this article MRK TERN Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Pharma giant Merck is buying U.S. biotech firm Terns Pharmaceuticals for $6.7 billion, the company said Wednesday. This is the third multibillion-dollar acquisition for Merck over the past year as the company looks to bulk up its portfolio ahead of its best-selling cancer drug Keytruda losing patent protection in 2028. Terns ...
In this article MRK TERN Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Pharma giant Merck is buying U.S. biotech firm Terns Pharmaceuticals for $6.7 billion, the company said Wednesday. This is the third multibillion-dollar acquisition for Merck over the past year as the company looks to bulk up its portfolio ahead of its best-selling cancer drug Keytruda losing patent protection in 2028. Terns shares rose 5.3% while Merck stock was largely flat in premarket trading. This is breaking news. Please refresh for updates. Choose CNBC as your preferred source on Google and never miss a moment from the most trusted name in business news.
Maze Therapeutics press release ( MAZE ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.65 beats by $0.07 . Strong balance sheet with $360.0 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities; expected cash runway into 2028. More on Maze Therapeutics Maze Therapeutics: An Innovative, Nature-Driven Platform Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Maze Therapeutics Historical earnings data for Maze Therapeutics Financial inf...
Maze Therapeutics press release ( MAZE ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.65 beats by $0.07 . Strong balance sheet with $360.0 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities; expected cash runway into 2028. More on Maze Therapeutics Maze Therapeutics: An Innovative, Nature-Driven Platform Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Maze Therapeutics Historical earnings data for Maze Therapeutics Financial information for Maze Therapeutics