Michael Burry's comparison of GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen to a young Warren Buffett has ignited debate. While Cohen's aggressive balance sheet restructuring mirrors some early Berkshire tactics, a closer look reveals stark differences in experience, strategy, and the sheer scale of the challenge ahead.
With the 2025 tax filing season now open, millions of Americans are submitting returns and anticipating refunds. Here’s the latest on processing times, potential delays, and how to track your payment.
The rapid ascent of the Gen Z-focused app PURE in early 2025, contrasted with declining engagement at Tinder and Hinge, signals a potential market shift. Investors are now scrutinizing Match Group's strategy as it grapples with refreshing its growth narrative and retaining its dominance.
NVIDIA deepens its industrial AI footprint through strategic alliances with Dassault Systèmes, logistics partners, and global research institutions, aiming to embed its AI infrastructure into the backbone of physical industries and scientific discovery.
As a partial government shutdown enters its second week, taxpayers are questioning the potential impact on IRS operations and the upcoming tax filing season. While the agency remains open for now, experts warn of possible delays depending on the shutdown's duration and scope.
Shares of NRG Energy have retreated sharply from recent highs, raising questions about whether the market is overlooking the utility giant's intrinsic value. A deep dive into cash flow projections and valuation metrics suggests a significant gap between price and potential worth.
Recently released court documents show convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein invested in Bitcoin infrastructure company Blockstream in 2014 and invited its co-founders to his private Caribbean island, raising fresh questions about the tech sector's ties to the disgraced figure.
Amgen is hit with a lawsuit alleging it unlawfully cut off discounted drug sales to safety-net provider Sagebrush Health Services, raising questions about patient access and compliance with federal pricing rules designed to aid vulnerable populations.
The car-sharing pioneer, founded in Cambridge in 2000, is closing its Seaport corporate office and consolidating operations with parent company Avis Budget Group. While service continues, the move marks the end of an era for the brand's Boston roots.
A short-lived partial government shutdown concluded Tuesday after the House approved a bipartisan funding extension, following a deal brokered between the White House and Senate Democrats.
During a tense House Judiciary hearing, Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) argued that Americans might be justified in using lethal force against masked individuals they believe are attacking them, directly criticizing ICE enforcement tactics under the Trump administration.
A federal judge's last-minute intervention has temporarily protected thousands of Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, from deportation, reigniting a fierce national debate over immigration policy and setting the stage for a high-stakes legal battle with the incoming administration.
Authorities investigating the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie, say they do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the general public but are treating her home as a crime scene.
A wedding celebration in central Israel turned into a life-or-death emergency when the 34-year-old groom suffered a cardiac arrest. Quick intervention by a guest who is a trained EMT, using the venue's defibrillator, saved his life before hospital transfer.
John Ramsey, father of slain child beauty queen JonBenét, condemns a viral online theory falsely linking his daughter to Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a dangerous distraction as he prepares to meet with Boulder police about the 1996 cold case.
Addison Bowell, 18, has pleaded guilty to three homicide counts in the 2025 death of runner Ann Seidl. A fourth charge of hit-and-run involving death remains pending, with a trial scheduled for 2026.
New state filings reveal Amazon is cutting close to 800 corporate positions across its San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices this spring, part of a broader nationwide downsizing effort.
Google's parent company Alphabet is poised to report Q4 earnings, with Wall Street anticipating strong growth fueled by its cloud division and AI products. The results will test whether the stock's recent surge, defying a broader tech slump, is built on sustainable momentum.
A wave of selling swept through technology stocks Thursday afternoon, driven by investor fears that the rapid pace of artificial intelligence innovation is disrupting traditional business models faster than companies can adapt. The sell-off was broad, hitting everything from cloud infrastructure to enterprise software names.
Shares of software supply chain company JFrog tumbled sharply in afternoon trading, caught in a broad market retreat fueled by investor fears over AI's disruptive potential and geopolitical tensions.
