CNBC's Jim Cramer has singled out Wells Fargo (WFC) as a compelling investment, arguing that the banking giant's fundamentals and strategic positioning make it a winner, even as investor frenzy focuses elsewhere on artificial intelligence.
Backed by major investors, Zipline plans U.S. metro expansions as proposed federal regulations pave the way for widespread beyond-visual-line-of-sight drone operations, accelerating a shift in last-mile logistics.
A wave of selling swept through global technology stocks this week, erasing hundreds of billions in market value, as conflicting fears over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential and its near-term demand rattled Wall Street.
Drivers across the Midwest saw modest relief at the pump last week, with regional averages falling amid a broader national trend of stabilizing fuel costs.
President Trump's selection of former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve marks a decisive shift toward market-driven policy and reinforces central bank independence, with immediate ripple effects across currency and commodity markets.
Bitcoin prices fell sharply after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified the U.S. government lacks authority to direct bank rescues for cryptocurrency firms, amplifying existing market pressures and bearish sentiment.
Venezuela's leading legal rights group confirms the release of 22 more individuals, including a journalist, as part of a disputed prisoner liberation initiative announced by the interim government last month.
In a landmark deal set for 2027, Sony's iconic TV and audio business will be operated under a new joint venture majority-controlled and manufactured by TCL, signaling a major realignment in the global television market.
Arabica and robusta coffee futures extended losses this week, hitting multi-month lows, as favorable weather in top grower Brazil and strong shipments from Vietnam point to improving global supplies.
New research reveals revenue teams lose nearly two full workweeks each month to manual commission management, creating a significant drag on analysis, forecasting, and strategic planning.
As Nebius Group's stock dips below key levels, a growing chorus of analysts argues that recent sell-offs are disconnected from the firm's robust fundamentals and explosive recurring revenue guidance. We examine the bull case.
Despite recent headwinds, Euronet Worldwide (EEFT) presents a compelling bull case. Trading at a significant discount to historical valuations, the company's accelerating digital transformation and resilient core infrastructure suggest potential for a re-rating if operational momentum improves.
The 106-year-old outdoor apparel brand Eddie Bauer is reportedly preparing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, a move that could shutter its entire North American store fleet. This would mark the third major financial crisis for the heritage brand in two decades.
Pure Storage (NYSE: PSTG) has launched a comprehensive overhaul of its global partner programs, introducing new incentives and a premium 'Ambassador' tier. The strategic refresh, designed to boost solutions-led sales and data-centric services, comes as the company's valuation presents a potential entry point for investors eyeing the competitive enterprise storage landscape.
Despite strong quarterly results, Celsius Holdings (CELH) faces investor skepticism over inventory issues and execution risks. We analyze the bull case, its powerful PepsiCo partnership, and whether the stock's recent discount presents an opportunity.
As data center power demands surge and U.S. tariffs on Chinese lithium-ion batteries loom, Eos Energy Enterprises' non-lithium, zinc-based storage technology is attracting investor attention for its potential in grid-scale and data center applications.
As climate shocks, cyberattacks, and geopolitical tensions expose the fragility of lean global networks, a new class of foundational technology is enabling a fundamental shift from efficiency to engineered resilience.
Amazon is set to challenge Costco and Walmart on their own turf, with plans for a 225,000-square-foot big-box supermarket in Illinois that signals a bold new direction for the e-commerce giant.
After a punishing 18% slide over the past year, Trinity Industries (NYSE: TRN) shares have shown recent signs of life. With institutions controlling a commanding 86% of the stock, their reaction to this uptick—and the company's underlying fundamentals—will be critical for its trajectory.
Live and feeder cattle futures advanced Wednesday, supported by firm cash fundamentals, despite a no-sale result in the Fed Cattle Exchange auction. Wholesale beef prices edged lower as slaughter volumes showed mixed year-over-year comparisons.
