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If he really believes this, then the GOP is heading for bigger problems in 2026," warned the conservative newspaper's editorial board.
Tech stocks dragged the Nasdaq to its worst week since President Trump launched a trade war in April.
Investors are demanding proof that heavy AI-related capital spending will translate into profits, as seen with UBER, DASH, META, and GOOG. Bitcoin's recent volatility reflects shifting risk appetite, while upcoming earnings from CRWV, DIS, BABA, and TSN will offer further economic insights.
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The People Who Know Nvidia and Palantir Best Have Issued a $9.3 Billion Warning to Wall Street
Though artificial intelligence (AI) stocks Nvidia and Palantir Technologies appear unstoppable, their insiders are painting a very different picture.
The company behind the world’s fourth largest crypto is reinventing itself as a conglomerate. Two of Wall Street’s savviest firms, Fortress and Citadel Securities, are backing it.
Stocks gained ground on Wall Street following several upbeat economic updates and a steady flow of quarterly reports from U.S. companies.
Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang clarifies his stance on the AI race, emphasizing America's need to lead global AI development. AI leaders at the Future of AI Summit agree Artificial General Intelligence will emerge gradually, with current AI already augmenting human labor.
Data storage is an important part of AI. That’s why Western Digital and Seagate are among the top gainers in the S&P 500 this year.
U.S. stocks closed in negative territory on Thursday, with a resumption of Tuesday's tech selloff as investors contended with mounting economic uncertainty and stretched valuations.
Over $22 million was spent by billionaires to prevent the democratic socialist from becoming mayor-elect, estimates say.
Facing regulatory uncertainties and cautious analyst sentiments, Dominion Energy’s stock price performance has been limited. Over the past 52 weeks, the stock has gained a modes
U.S. stocks pushed lower on Friday, amid an AI-tech trade that continued to decline, fears about a deteriorating labor market, and the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. The major indexes are on track to post losses this week.