The investment firm sold its entire 2.55 million-share stake in the telecom and fiber provider, which has seen its stock surge on AI data center demand but remains weighed down by a costly transformation and significant debt.
As Amazon prepares to report its Q4 2025 results, all eyes are on whether its resurgent cloud growth and booming ad business can finally reignite a stock that has lagged the market. The report will serve as a crucial gauge of its competitive stamina against Microsoft and Google.
From Michael Jordan's rookie card to the iconic Charizard, high-value collectibles are facing an unprecedented wave of sophisticated forgeries. As the market booms, fraudsters are cashing in, prompting warnings from industry leaders and federal crackdowns.
Walmart's market capitalization surged past $1 trillion on Tuesday, propelled by strategic tech investments and its resilience amid economic uncertainty, marking a historic milestone for the retail industry.
With this year's Super Bowl ads reaching up to $10 million, brands are already strategizing for future games as viewership and competition intensify.
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) delivered a blockbuster fourth quarter, with revenue more than doubling year-over-year to $12.68 billion and significantly outpacing Wall Street forecasts. The server maker's bullish guidance for the current quarter sent its shares higher, cementing its status as a key beneficiary of the AI infrastructure boom.
Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices posts record quarterly revenue, fueled by robust demand for its data center and PC processors, and provides guidance above Wall Street forecasts despite a broader market selloff.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) delivered a robust fourth quarter for 2025, surpassing revenue forecasts with $10.27 billion in sales and issuing optimistic guidance, fueled by strong demand for its AI and high-performance computing platforms.
Bitcoin tumbled to lows not seen since late 2024, breaching the $73,000 support level and triggering steep declines in major crypto-correlated stocks as a sell-off in technology shares rippled through risk assets.
At a major investment forum, Blackstone President Jon Gray highlighted artificial intelligence as the foremost strategic issue for the world's largest alternative asset manager, outlining a dual approach of investing in foundational infrastructure while navigating sector-specific risks.
A woman has told The New York Times that Tal Alexander sexually assaulted her when she was 13, an allegation his attorney denies as 'categorically false.' The claim surfaces as Alexander and his brothers stand trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
A new analysis from the Cato Institute reveals immigrants generated a $14.5 trillion fiscal surplus since 1994, with undocumented workers accounting for over $1.7 trillion, challenging narratives that they burden the economy.
A coalition of major German trade associations is urging the federal government to suspend the national Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, arguing recent amendments fail to provide meaningful relief and create redundancy ahead of upcoming EU-wide rules.
As Super Bowl LX approaches, a new wave of legal, exchange-based prediction markets is offering fans nationwide a novel way to engage with the big game. We examine the trading mechanics, legal landscape, and what this shift means for the future of sports speculation.
A new analysis challenges the narrative of widespread hospital distress in Indiana, revealing a sharply divided landscape where significant profits for some institutions mask deep struggles for others.
A personal finance journey reveals how aggressive retirement saving, while prudent for the future, can create present-day cash flow struggles and limit financial flexibility.
Video game giant Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO) reported fourth-quarter revenue of $1.70 billion, a 24.9% year-over-year increase that exceeded analyst expectations. The company also provided an optimistic outlook for the coming quarter, with guidance above consensus estimates, despite posting a GAAP loss per share.
Cloud communications firm 8x8 (NASDAQ:EGHT) reported better-than-expected Q4 2025 results, with revenue rising to $185.1 million and forward guidance exceeding analyst projections, sending its stock price up sharply. The company highlighted strategic progress and AI-driven tailwinds.
Analysts at BTIG identify mortgage REIT Dynex Capital as a top pick to capitalize on a federal directive for GSEs to purchase up to $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities, a move expected to compress spreads and lift valuations.
The tax preparation giant reported stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter sales, driven by its core services. However, analysts point to slowing demand trends and a challenging road ahead for the seasonal business.
