The launch of Anthropic's new multi-functional AI platform, Claude Cowork, has triggered a sharp sell-off in software stocks as investors fear widespread disruption to the SaaS business model.
While Nvidia's dominance in AI chips has fueled a historic market rally, a deeper look suggests many individual investors may not need to add direct shares to their portfolios.
Arabica and robusta coffee prices fell to multi-month lows this week, pressured by favorable weather in top grower Brazil and rising shipments from Vietnam. Analysts point to an improving global supply outlook for the pullback.
A new poll reveals overwhelming public support for harsher measures against unauthorized migration, setting the stage for a contentious legislative battle as President-elect José Antonio Kast prepares to take office.
The Pan American Health Organization urges heightened surveillance and vaccination efforts as confirmed measles cases surge dramatically across the region, reversing years of progress.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to block California's newly adopted congressional district map, a move seen as countering Republican redistricting efforts in Texas. The decision is expected to bolster Democratic prospects in the battle for control of the House of Representatives in the upcoming midterm elections.
Alex Saab, a close ally of President Nicolás Maduro and former Venezuelan minister, has been arrested in Caracas according to Colombian media reports, just months after his high-profile release from U.S. custody in a prisoner exchange deal.
As AutoZone's fair value estimate adjusts to around $4,210, a nuanced tug-of-war emerges on Wall Street. Analysts are fine-tuning models, balancing long-term operational confidence against near-term consumer spending concerns, reshaping the investment narrative for the auto parts retailer.
Analysts have nudged Teva Pharmaceutical's fair value estimate upward but tightened their valuation ranges, reflecting a guarded optimism as the company's pipeline developments through 2026 face scrutiny against a modest revenue growth forecast.
Private sector employment expanded at a much slower pace than expected last month, according to ADP's latest report, casting a shadow over the labor market's resilience. The release of the more comprehensive government jobs data has been postponed due to recent Washington disruptions.
A 2020 interview depicting William Stevenson as a devoted husband now stands in stark contrast to his arrest for the alleged murder of his wife, Linda, casting a grim shadow over a figure connected to the First Family.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to block California's newly drawn congressional districts, a decision that bolsters Democratic prospects to gain up to five House seats in the upcoming elections and intensifies the national battle over partisan redistricting.
Enphase Energy's stock skyrocketed over 40% following a quarterly report that signaled a potential bottom after a prolonged slump, though analysts caution the road to sustained growth remains uncertain.
A whimsical analysis from S&P Global Market Intelligence suggests a curious correlation between high-scoring Super Bowls and stronger annual returns for the S&P 500, though experts caution against taking the numbers too seriously.
A sharp sell-off in semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks pressured the Nasdaq to a two-week low, offsetting gains in the Dow. The rotation follows mixed corporate earnings and signals a potential cooling of the recent tech frenzy.
Jorden Reidel, a 33-year-old father and copilot from Texas, has been named as the final victim recovered from last week's fatal Bombardier Challenger crash in Bangor, Maine. The accident claimed six lives, cutting short a business trip to France's Champagne region.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has labeled market fears of AI replacing software companies as 'illogical,' arguing for a collaborative future as sector ETFs face steep declines.
IWG's Mark Dixon warns that CEOs like JPMorgan's Dimon and Amazon's Jassy, by enforcing rigid office returns, are clinging to an outdated industrial model and missing the strategic shift to an AI-driven, output-focused work era.
Passages from Jill Biden's 2019 memoir, describing the devastation of her first divorce, gain new context as her former spouse, William Stevenson, is indicted for the murder of his current wife.
Bio-Techne's Q2 FY2026 results show flat organic revenue, as robust demand from large pharmaceutical clients countered persistent softness in the biotech and academic sectors. Management highlights strategic growth areas and expects gradual market improvement.
