Amid a brutal sell-off in software stocks fueled by fears of AI disruption, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang offers a contrarian view, arguing AI will augment, not replace, existing platforms. We examine three major SaaS players now trading at significant discounts.
With the expiration of the last major nuclear arms control pact between the U.S. and Russia, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges immediate negotiations for a new framework, warning of heightened global risk.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction barring ICE agents in Oregon from making warrantless arrests unless there is a clear flight risk, sharply criticizing the agency's enforcement tactics as undermining constitutional due process.
As AI fears trigger a steep decline in software stocks, market veterans point to Alphabet's dramatic recovery as a potential blueprint for navigating the current volatility.
A U.S. district judge has ordered immigration agents in Oregon to halt warrantless arrests unless there is a clear risk of escape, marking a significant check on enforcement practices amid ongoing national debate.
As Kevin Warsh prepares to take the helm from Jerome Powell, Goldman Sachs analysts argue the nominee's focus on AI-driven disinflation could lead to a more accommodative policy stance than his history suggests, forecasting two rate cuts in 2026.
In a pre-Super Bowl interview, former President Donald Trump indicated he will not intervene personally in the high-stakes bidding war between Netflix and Paramount Skydance for Warner Bros. Discovery, stating the Justice Department should handle the competition review.
Former President Donald Trump confirms contact from both Netflix and Paramount Skydance regarding the Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition struggle, but states he will not involve himself in the regulatory process.
Snap Inc. reported a 10% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.7 billion in Q4, driven by subscription growth, even as daily active users dipped slightly. The company is accelerating its hardware ambitions with new AR glasses while navigating fierce social media competition.
Former President Donald Trump stated he will not involve himself in the contentious negotiations between Netflix, Paramount, and Skydance Media for Warner Bros. Discovery, leaving the matter to the Justice Department.
Ukraine's energy minister has issued a stark warning that planned power outages could intensify in the coming days, citing significant generation shortfalls and the threat of new Russian aerial attacks targeting the nation's critical energy infrastructure.
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.
Even as Warren Buffett steps back from day-to-day leadership at Berkshire Hathaway, his value-investing principles remain a powerful guide for building long-term wealth. We analyze three holdings from the Berkshire portfolio that embody his approach for investors seeking stability and growth in their retirement years.
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio warns that escalating U.S.-Europe tensions could trigger a 'capital war,' where financial tools become weapons. He argues gold remains a critical hedge for investors navigating potential market turmoil.
The Department of Homeland Security is scrambling to contain a mounting constitutional crisis after six of its former top lawyers jointly condemned ICE's controversial practice of using administrative warrants to enter private homes—a move legal experts say flouts Fourth Amendment protections.
CNBC's Jim Cramer singled out Intuit Inc. as a standout in the S&P 500, noting its resilience while broader software valuations face pressure. The commentary comes as investors scrutinize technical signals and sector business models.
CNBC's Jim Cramer highlighted ServiceNow's sharp decline as emblematic of the pressures facing software stocks, noting its nearly 24% pullback places it among the sector's worst performers recently.
A prolonged selloff in software stocks, now in its sixth consecutive session, is failing to attract the bargain hunters that have historically stepped in during tech downturns. Analysts note a defensive market posture and a pivot from AI-fueled optimism to fears of economic disruption as key drivers.
As Kevin Warsh emerges as the nominee for Federal Reserve Chair, a review of his tenure reveals a central banker deeply concerned with inflation credibility, yet guided by data. His potential leadership signals a pivot toward rules-based policy, setting the stage for a delicate balancing act between political pressure and economic orthodoxy.
Apple shares surged, sharply outperforming the broader tech market and pushing its market value past $4 trillion. The rally highlights a growing investor view of the iPhone maker as a relative safe haven, insulated from the immediate disruption fears currently hammering software and cloud-focused giants.
