Micron just delivered the strongest quarter in its history. Yet shares remain far below their June high. Here’s what’s driving the disconnect—and whether the pullback is worth a closer look.
TeraWulf signed a 20-year, ~$19 billion AI data center lease with Anthropic, but shares fell 13.2% as investors weigh execution risks, funding gaps, and the company's pivot from bitcoin mining to high-performance computing.
JPMorgan, Bank of America and other Wall Street giants have held preliminary talks to acquire a Fiserv debit-card network, a move that could exempt them from the Durbin Amendment's interchange fee limits and reshape the payments landscape.
Shares of Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) edged lower Tuesday after an analyst downgraded the stock and renewed concerns over rising competition from in-house AI chip development—including a new project from China's DeepSeek.
Wells Fargo stock has more than doubled over five years, yet both intrinsic value estimates and market multiples suggest the shares remain undervalued. After passing the 2026 Fed stress test and boosting dividends and buybacks, the bank's earnings strength may not be fully priced in.
Taiwan’s government hosted a group of foreign lawmakers aboard a Coast Guard vessel near the sensitive Kinmen islands, aiming to spotlight Beijing’s expanding maritime patrols and rally international support amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
A major unplanned IT outage at Boeing temporarily halted manufacturing and delivery workflows across both commercial and defense programs, raising fresh operational concerns for the aerospace giant. The company confirmed the incident was not cyber-related and is working to clear production bottlenecks.
Taiwan’s Central Weather Administration warned Thursday of potentially 'destructive' winds as Typhoon Bavi — the largest storm to threaten the island since the 1990s — churns toward the island after battering U.S. Pacific territories. Authorities have issued coastal alerts, suspended ferries, and urged residents to prepare for heavy rain and flooding through the weekend.
Search teams face treacherous conditions as they hunt for five crew members of a K2 Airways cargo plane that crashed into the Arabian Sea. Wreckage has been found, but the fuselage and crew remain missing, with authorities warning the search could take months.
After a brief reprieve, oil prices jumped 6% Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran exchanged fresh hostilities. President Trump declared the ceasefire over, and the ripple effect could soon hit drivers at the pump.
With Gov. Greg Abbott intervening to shield residential electricity customers from data center costs, the $7 billion Microsoft-Chevron AI hub south of Pecos faces intensified scrutiny. Odessa oilman Kirk Edwards argues the Permian Basin’s resources make it an ideal location—provided protections are in place.
A federal judge’s April injunction blocking Nexstar’s $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna has drawn a blistering response from the Texas-based broadcaster, which on Wednesday filed a 50-page appeal brief accusing DirecTV and a coalition of state attorneys general of using antitrust claims to advance their own agendas. Nexstar argues the nationwide freeze is overbroad and ignores that alleged harms are limited to just 31 of 210 TV markets, while the company faces fierce competition from far larger players in a rapidly changing media landscape.
Beijing’s launch of a nuclear-capable missile into the South Pacific this week was more than a routine drill—it was a calculated message aimed at Washington, analysts say, while stirring unease among island nations still scarred by Cold War-era nuclear tests.
Police are searching for Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, also known as Mark, who is believed to have fled to Zimbabwe after the bodies of his wife and daughters were discovered in Great Denham.
Mark Aaron Gatz, 65, was arrested in June at his makeshift campsite in Tonto National Forest after officers found an active campfire despite fire bans, along with extensive debris and unauthorized structures.
Emergency crews rushed to Pen y Fan on Saturday after a participant in the grueling 15-mile endurance race collapsed; police say the death is not suspicious.
Micron Technology inked a long-term supply deal with Ford on Monday, securing memory-chip output for the automaker's next-generation vehicles amid surging prices driven by AI data centers.
Shares of aerospace and defense company Boeing (NYSE:BA) jumped 3.6% in the afternoon session after the company started operating a fourth assembly line for its popular 737 MAX jetliner as reports indicated strong delivery numbers for June.
In a recorded interview played in court, Lance Twiggs told prosecutors that Tyler Robinson, the college student accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, appeared distraught and expressed regret the day after the attack.
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old father of three and a self-employed contractor, was fatally shot by an ICE agent during what the agency called a targeted operation. His family says he was a hardworking man who only wanted to provide for his wife and sons — and that he never should have died that way.
