Analysis from Ned Davis Research indicates that following steep declines from record highs, silver has historically taken an average of seven years to find a bottom and over a decade to reclaim its peak, suggesting last week's plunge may signal a prolonged downturn.
Newly appointed Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro is set to receive a $2.5 million base salary with performance bonuses potentially adding millions more, as the company details lavish compensation packages for its top executives in a major leadership transition.
Following a decisive military intervention, the United States is moving to further ease sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry, aiming to attract major investments while asserting unprecedented control over the nation's primary revenue source.
Alphabet Inc., Google's parent company, is set to significantly expand its Indian operations, securing up to 2.4 million square feet of office space in Bengaluru. This move, potentially doubling its local workforce, comes as U.S. immigration policies tighten, accelerating a strategic pivot to India's tech talent pool.
Morgan Stanley's chief equity strategist argues Kevin Warsh's expected nomination as the next Federal Reserve Chair could provide a stabilizing 'credibility anchor' for markets, shifting focus from inflation hedges to cyclical stocks.
As major indices surge, speculative capital is flowing into penny stocks. We analyze three micro-cap companies—a regional bank, a biofuel producer, and a domain registrar—to assess their potential and pitfalls in the current rally.
A sharp selloff in data service and software companies, triggered by new AI automation tools, weighed heavily on the Nasdaq and overshadowed a record high for the Dow. The market grapples with sector rotation, strong earnings elsewhere, and lingering concerns over Fed policy and a partial government shutdown.
While MGM Resorts International stock has struggled against major market indices over the past year, Wall Street maintains a cautiously optimistic stance, betting on a recovery in its core Las Vegas operations and digital growth.
On the eve of a critical diplomatic summit, Russian forces unleashed a massive barrage of drones and missiles against Ukrainian energy facilities, shattering a brief truce and plunging Kyiv residents into a deepening winter crisis.
A newly released coroner's report details the extensive gunshot wounds suffered by Spencer Tepe, killed alongside his wife Monique in their Columbus home last December. The suspect, Monique's ex-husband, now faces murder charges.
PepsiCo announces price reductions of up to 15% on flagship snack brands including Doritos and Cheetos, part of a broader strategy to address cost-of-living concerns and streamline its product portfolio.
An AI-powered analysis suggests Microsoft shares could see a measured climb to around $480 by mid-April, as investors weigh steady cloud execution against lofty long-term AI ambitions.
President Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia's economic expansion slowed sharply to 1% last year, a significant deceleration from previous years, as the country grapples with the dual pressures of sustained military spending and persistent inflation.
For the first time in years, international equities have delivered significantly higher returns than the U.S. market. We examine the drivers behind this shift and how investors might thoughtfully approach global diversification.
Levi Strauss & Co. reports robust Q4 growth, fueled by a surging tops business and a streamlined, AI-enhanced supply chain that has shortened lead times by months, marking a key milestone in its shift to a DTC-first lifestyle retailer.
Shares of the auto parts retailer jumped over 5% as investors show growing confidence in CEO Shane O'Kelly's turnaround strategy, which includes store closures, targeted expansions, and a new customer loyalty program.
As Advanced Micro Devices prepares to report Q4 results, the options market signals heightened volatility expectations, with traders pricing in a significant move that could either reignite the rally or trigger a pullback.
Despite a rocky start to the year with double-digit losses, a bullish case for Bitcoin is building, with predictions targeting the $100,000 milestone within the next two years, fueled by its scarcity and shifting macroeconomic winds.
GMO, the asset manager co-founded by Jeremy Grantham, cautions that the anticipated flood of mega tech listings next year may divert capital from existing stocks, pressuring overall market valuations.
While a swift resolution to the partial government shutdown may avert immediate refund delays, experts warn that deeper issues within the IRS and recent tax law changes pose a greater threat to timely returns and homeowner savings.
