• UPS tells investors its plans for the next three years

    United Parcel Service (UPS) is holding its investor day on Tuesday. The shipping giant unveiled its financial targets for 2026, which include consolidated revenue of $108 billion to $114 billion and a "consolidated adjusted operating margin above 13%."  Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith and Brad Smith break down the announcement in the video above. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written...

  • Leasehold reforms set to be walked back after investor lobbying

    Plans to cap ground rents on leasehold properties are set to be walked back after lobbying from pension funds and investors, according to reports.

  • Trump's new Truth Social investors are in for a disappointing time

    Shares in former President Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social will likely be available for public purchase by the end of this week, courtesy of its newly approved blank-check merger with a little known publicly traded company, Digital World Acquisition Corp. The combined company will take the name of Trump’s media outfit and its stock symbol will be Trump’s initials — DJT. A chance to buy a piece of Donald J. Trump? Common sense says this is one to stay away from, even if the...

  • US investors purchase stake in Ipswich for $132 million

    Ipswich Town has announced that a group of US investors take over a 40% stake in the club. In the deal, Bright Path Sports Partners will fund around $132 million to grab a minority stake in the team. Ipswich is currently third in the EFL Championship table and looking to earn promotion to the Premier Ipswich Town has announced that a group of US investors take over a 40% stake in the club. In the deal, Bright Path Sports Partners will fund around $132 million to grab a minority stake in the...

  • What Chipotle Stock's 50-for-1 Split Means for Investors

    Chipotle stock is sizzling Wednesday after the burrito chain announced a 50-for-1 stock split.

  • Elon Says Drug Use Is in Investors' Best Interests

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  • Voters open-minded on investor tax break reform

    Three in five Australian voters favour scaling back negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount, new polling suggests. One in five want investment property tax breaks to stay the same, according to the polling by independent consultancy RedBridge Group on behalf of national housing affordability campaigners Everybody’s Home. A further one-fifth of those surveyed […]

  • Investec launches £250m real estate fund But not for retail investors

    Investec has launched a real estate equity fund for institutional investors with a target to deploy £250m over the next two years.

  • Disney Responds to Billionaire Investor Who Wants 2 Board Seats

    It’s no mystery that the Disney company has been in kind of a slump recently, and add to that their online presence is frequently being trolled by thousands of ‘anti-woke’ sentiment. With Bob Iger having to take over for his supposed successor Bob Chapek, billionair investor Nelson Peltz had made

  • Vietnam boosts coal imports as it promises investors no more power cuts

    Vietnam's coal imports so far this year have nearly doubled from the same period of 2023

  • Lucid Stock (LCID) Surges on Lifeline From Saudi Investor Ayar

    Lucid Group Inc. is getting a $1 billion cash injection from its biggest investor, an affiliate of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, providing the troubled electric carmaker with a needed lifeline. Shares surged in premarket trading.

  • UK investors back Ukrainian accelerator’s £15m fund

    A Ukrainian accelerator backed by British investors has launched a £15m fund to invest in startups in the region. Launched by Ukrainian brothers Denis and Viktor Gursky, 1991 Ventures plans to invest in over 40 startups in Ukraine and Central and Eastern Europe. The fund’s UK-based limited partners include Venrex and Samos, while early institutional […]