Tesla's aggressive push into large-scale, U.S.-based solar module manufacturing is reshaping the competitive landscape, prompting analysts to reassess the outlook for established players like First Solar and sending ripples through the utility-scale project market.
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.
UnitedHealth Group, already navigating a turbulent period, confronts a new challenge as federal regulators propose a near-flat payment increase for Medicare Advantage plans in 2027, threatening a key revenue driver for the healthcare giant.
The sports betting technology firm has formally applied to the CFTC for key regulatory designations, aiming to transform its state-licensed prediction market into a national offering amid a rapidly evolving competitive landscape.
TerraCom Limited's non-executive chairman has significantly increased his investment in the company, signaling insider confidence as the coal miner navigates a challenging market.
Amidst a cautious market environment shaped by RBA rate hikes and global tech volatility, a closer look reveals resilient opportunities. We examine three ASX-listed penny stocks—from biotech to mining—that are navigating the headwinds with distinct strategies and potential.
Bitcoin fell below $73,000 on Feb. 4, 2026, reaching its lowest level since April 2025 and triggering a double-digit selloff in major mining stocks. The decline extends a four-month retreat from all-time highs, pressured by large holder sales and waning mining profitability.
Darden Restaurants announces the phase-out of its Bahama Breeze brand, with all remaining locations nationwide to close or be rebranded by 2026. Florida, home to the most outlets, will see significant changes.
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.
Powell Industries (NYSE: POWL) reported mixed Q4 2025 results, with revenue slightly missing estimates but earnings beating expectations. The company's outlook remains robust, driven by a record order backlog extending into 2028, with significant momentum in data center and liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure projects.
In a major policy shift, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has withdrawn a proposed rule that sought to outlaw prediction contracts on political events, clearing regulatory uncertainty for the growing industry.
The aviation industry faces a turbulent start to 2026 as another airline, Romania's Legend Airlines, officially winds down operations. Its closure follows a series of high-profile shutdowns and bankruptcies globally, highlighting persistent pressures on regional and niche carriers.
A British court has set a 2027 trial date to determine compensation owed by mining giant BHP for the devastating 2015 Fundão dam collapse in Brazil, a disaster that claimed 19 lives and caused widespread environmental ruin.
With Jerome Powell's term as Federal Reserve Chair set to conclude in May 2026 and Kevin Warsh nominated as his successor, market strategists are eyeing potential winners in Financials, Small-Caps, and Real Estate ETFs.
Yum! Brands announces the closure of roughly 3% of Pizza Hut's U.S. restaurants in H1 2026 amid a strategic review that could lead to a sale, as the iconic chain grapples with shifting consumer habits and domestic sales decline.
Bank of America pushes back against the recent tech stock rout, arguing investor fears of both weak AI returns and massive AI disruption are contradictory. The firm sees the selloff as a buying opportunity, forecasting AI infrastructure spending to hit $1.2 trillion by 2030.
CNBC's Jim Cramer delivered a stark assessment of Teladoc Health, advising an investor who suffered near-total losses in their IRA to exit the position entirely, highlighting the telehealth firm's ongoing struggles in a post-pandemic market.
Mad Money host Jim Cramer pushed back against recent selling pressure on Centrus Energy Corp. (LEU), calling the nuclear fuel and services company fundamentally sound during a recent segment, while acknowledging its speculative nature within a portfolio.
CNBC's Jim Cramer expressed caution on Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ: AXON), suggesting the stock remains 'too heavy' despite its role in high-profile law enforcement contracts. The commentary comes as the company's technology faces increased public and regulatory examination.
CNBC's Jim Cramer offered a nuanced assessment of Marvell Technology, praising its execution but labeling it a 'derivative' company in the competitive semiconductor landscape, sparking debate among investors.
