As markets navigate a new month, historical data flags stocks with a persistent pattern of February weakness, with Biogen leading a list of notable underperformers compiled by Schaeffer's Investment Research.
Utah-based McGee & Co. has filed suit against the federal government, joining hundreds of companies challenging the legality of Trump-era tariffs and aiming to recover millions in paid duties.
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.
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.
Republican candidate James Fishback has sparked debate by launching a campaign profile on the dating app Tinder, aiming to connect with young women on issues like maternity leave and family affordability.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed questions regarding former President Donald Trump's recent call for Republicans to 'nationalize' elections, framing it as a push for nationwide voter ID standards rather than a federal takeover.
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.
The U.S. dollar's decline and a concentrated stock market rally around artificial intelligence are prompting global investors to reassess their exposure to American assets, shifting capital toward Europe, Asia, and traditional safe havens like gold.
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.
The iconic outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer, founded in Seattle in 1920, is closing its entire North American store network following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, marking a pivotal turn toward a digital-first future.
Y Combinator is updating its famed $500,000 standard deal, offering startups in its upcoming batches the choice to receive their seed investment in stablecoins, signaling a deeper commitment to the blockchain ecosystem.
A Senate hearing on Netflix's proposed $82.7 billion takeover of Warner Bros. revealed deep bipartisan unease, with lawmakers warning the deal could stifle competition, raise prices, and limit creative expression in an already consolidated streaming market.
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.
The blockbuster all-stock merger between Devon Energy and Coterra Energy forms a dominant force in the prolific Delaware Basin, ranking among the largest upstream deals of the decade and reshaping the U.S. shale landscape.
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.
Adobe shares tumbled sharply in afternoon trading as a wave of investor concern over AI's competitive threat triggered a sector-wide sell-off, extending the software giant's recent slump.
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.
A wave of investor anxiety over the disruptive potential and rising costs of artificial intelligence sparked a broad-based sell-off in technology and software shares on Tuesday, dragging down major indices and several individual stocks.
Health Catalyst led a broad decline in healthcare tech and data analytics stocks Thursday, as investor fears over AI-driven market disruption sparked a basket-style retreat from the sector.
