Hackers have targeted major US financial firms using phone-based phishing scams, impersonating IT support to trick employees into entering credentials on fake authentication sites. The attackers aimed to steal passkeys and multifactor authentication codes to access sensitive corporate data. This method bypasses technical defenses by exploiting human trust, potentially leading to ransom demands. The campaign affected firms like Blackstone, Apollo, and Moody’s, highlighting ongoing risks from social engineering attacks in finance.
Realty Income seems to trade at a high price-to-earnings ratio of 52 times, which might suggest overvaluation. However, when evaluated using the standard metric for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), the effective multiple is about 15 times earni...
QC Capital Group has named Joe Hart as Senior Vice President of Capital Markets to spearhead its growth into registered investment advisor (RIA), broker-dealer, and institutional channels. Hart, a seasoned financial services professional, will build ...
Starfighters Space CEO Tim Franta outlined the company's dual focus on using F-104 jets as airborne test platforms for hypersonic component testing and as first-stage launch vehicles for small rockets. The company leverages the F-104's high-speed cap...
Continuim Equity Partners, a Pittsburgh-based private equity firm specializing in manufacturing and industrial businesses, has closed its Fund III with $548 million in commitments, exceeding expectations and closing in just 32 days. This brings the f...
Pixalate's Q2 2026 Connected TV (CTV) Seller Trust Index 2.0 reveals that only 0.7% of CTV ad inventory in the US is resold via arbitrage, significantly lower than web and mobile channels. The index ranks over 125 CTV sellers across major platforms l...
