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.
A counterintuitive trend is reshaping housing markets across the American Sun Belt and pandemic-era boomtowns. Despite robust population growth, home values are declining in several major metros, driven by a delayed surge in supply, shifting affordability ceilings, and cooling investor appetite.
Bitcoin prices fell sharply after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified the U.S. government lacks authority to direct bank rescues for cryptocurrency firms, amplifying existing market pressures and bearish sentiment.
Despite a significant pullback erasing post-election gains, analysts point to potential regulatory clarity and monetary policy as keys to Bitcoin's next major surge.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a preliminary investigation into Waymo's self-driving system following an incident where a child was hit near an elementary school. The case raises urgent questions about autonomous vehicle performance in complex, child-dense environments.
Cocoa futures extended their decline this week, pressured by forecasts of abundant global supplies and persistent weakness in demand from major chocolate producers. While some supportive factors emerge from West Africa, the market remains firmly in bearish territory.
BTQ Technologies announces a strategic collaboration with Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute to validate its quantum computing memory chip. While the deal highlights its post-quantum cryptography ambitions, the company's steep valuation premium and mounting losses present a stark contrast to its recent share price slump.
Baxter International's stock presents a complex picture for investors, with recent short-term gains overshadowed by a significant annual loss. As the company navigates margin pressures and pins hopes on a strategic reset by 2026, analysts debate whether its current price represents a genuine discount or a fair reflection of underlying challenges.
A 27-year-old man and a 16-year-old juvenile are in custody following the January shooting death of 14-year-old Jeremy "Tank" Rosales, an Oak Hills High School football player remembered for his leadership and infectious spirit.
A Santa Barbara County family has launched a federal lawsuit challenging California's strict oil drilling setback law, arguing it constitutes an unconstitutional taking of their mineral rights and threatens generational wealth.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has acquired two luxury estates in California and Nevada for a combined $92 million, a move that coincides with his shifting business entities out of California as the state considers a new 'Billionaire Tax.'
Shares of Powell Industries surged over 12% after the company reported robust quarterly earnings, highlighted by soaring profit margins and a record-breaking $439 million in new orders, fueled by its entry into the AI data center market.
At the World Governments Summit, billionaire investor Ray Dalio reaffirmed his conviction in gold as a core safe-haven asset, urging investors to focus on strategic allocation rather than short-term price swings.
Despite a strong 22% rally over the past year, a deep dive into Chevron's valuation metrics suggests the energy titan's stock may still be trading at a significant discount. Our analysis examines the cash flow and earnings multiples that paint a picture of potential undervaluation, even after recent gains.
Publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies are facing a severe sell-off as Bitcoin's price decline erodes profitability and forces a strategic reckoning for the sector.
South Korea's Financial Security Service has initiated a probe into a dramatic, short-lived price surge of the ZKsync token on the Upbit exchange, warning that coordinated 'buy walls' could lead to severe penalties under the country's strict crypto laws.
Cocoa futures tumbled this week, with prices hitting multi-year lows, as forecasts of robust global supplies collide with persistent consumer resistance to high chocolate prices. Analysts point to a significant market surplus ahead.
As tech stocks face a brutal sell-off, veteran trader Tom Sosnoff argues the resulting volatility creates a prime environment for selective buying, particularly in beaten-down fintech names and overlooked giants.
As tokenization of real-world assets moves from pilot to production, Europe's unified regulatory framework under MiCA is providing the certainty needed for institutional scale. This edge could position the bloc to set global standards for the burgeoning market.
Nomura Holdings clarifies that stricter position limits at its crypto unit Laser Digital aim to manage short-term earnings swings, not signal a retreat from the digital asset market, as the bank maintains its long-term commitment to the sector.
