Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will receive a 64% pay increase starting October 15, raising his salary to 3.6 million Singapore dollars (about $2.85 million USD). This is the first adjustment to ministerial salaries in 15 years, reflecting a benchmark against top corporate earners with a 40% public service reduction. Wong pledged to donate his entire salary increase to charity for the next five years, acknowledging public scrutiny over high pay. The raise aims to attract talent to public service despite not matching private sector CEO salaries, with a transparent pay system free of pensions or hidden perks.
SailPoint reported Q2 2026 earnings with revenue of $308.81 million, slightly below estimates but up 17% year-over-year. Adjusted EPS of $0.09 beat analyst expectations by 12.5%, reflecting improved profitability. The company showed strong subscripti...
The Cooper Companies is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings with analysts expecting earnings per share (EPS) of $1.12 and revenue of $1.10 billion, both showing growth from the previous year. Despite a recent 2.7% drop in stock price to $67.69, an ana...
Intellia Therapeutics saw a boost after Wedbush analyst raised its price target to $13, signaling potential upside from its current $12.64 share price. The FDA granted Priority Review to Intellia's lonvo-z treatment for Hereditary Angioedema, with a ...
Signet Jewelers reported Q2 fiscal 2027 earnings of $2.19 per share, surpassing analyst estimates of $1.69 by nearly 30%, marking its sixth consecutive quarter of earnings beats. Although revenue slightly missed expectations at $1.528 billion versus ...
UBS increased its price target for ABM Industries to $51.50 following the company's strong quarterly earnings and revenue growth. ABM reported a 4.2% revenue increase to $2.32 billion and a 19% rise in net income to $49.7 million, alongside strong ca...
