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.
Hong Kong-based Maytree Asset Management has established a significant new position in semiconductor substrate maker AXT, Inc., a move that highlights investor confidence in the materials underpinning the AI boom, even as questions about valuation linger.
CAZ Investments launches a novel fund offering wealthy individuals access to stakes in private-asset managers, capitalizing on the booming secondary market and a shift towards capturing private wealth.
The e-commerce giant has agreed to a major settlement to resolve class action claims that its automated returns system wrongly withheld refunds from U.S. customers, marking another significant regulatory payout for the company.
As major miners retreat amid volatile markets, stablecoin giant Tether launches an ambitious software suite aimed at industrializing and streamlining Bitcoin mining operations worldwide.
As companies grapple with bloated software portfolios, a push for Go-To-Market platform consolidation is gaining momentum. Beyond cost savings, executives are finding that a unified system is critical for data integrity, sales velocity, and strategic agility in a competitive market.
Fubo CEO David Gandler downplays immediate changes from Josh D'Amaro's Disney appointment, focusing instead on executing the post-Hulu merger strategy and navigating content disputes.
While high energy costs and recent closures have rocked Staffordshire's historic pottery sector, established firms like Moorland Pottery report new opportunities and a cautiously optimistic outlook for the future.
As Robinhood prepares to report its fourth-quarter results, investors weigh its impressive growth trajectory against a maturing business model and a premium valuation.
Nvidia's journey to becoming the world's most valuable company was a marathon, not a sprint, testing the resolve of investors through years of modest returns and cyclical downturns before its AI-driven explosion.
As Israel's conflicts stretch into a third year, a wave of defense technology startups—founded and staffed by reservists with direct combat experience—is attracting record investment and global demand, despite mounting international scrutiny over Gaza.
A new interline agreement between JetBlue and regional carrier Contour Airlines, effective immediately, will allow seamless bookings and baggage transfers on connecting flights, significantly expanding travel options for passengers in underserved markets.
Backed by top-tier VCs, Lotus Health launches an AI-driven primary care service licensed across the U.S., promising free, 24/7 access while navigating complex healthcare regulations with human oversight.
Following a historic single-day plunge in gold and silver prices, global demand for physical bullion surges, turning a market correction into a potential inflection point. Analysts dissect whether the sell-off presents a strategic entry opportunity or signals a deeper fragility, especially in light of JPMorgan's ambitious long-term price target.
A leaked internal email reveals former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino advocated for broad immigration sweeps over targeted operations months before agents under his command were involved in fatal shootings during protests.
A pair of Democratic victories in Texas special elections—including a stunning 30-point swing in a Fort Worth state Senate district—have tightened the GOP's House majority and sparked internal alarm about voter mobilization and moderate defections ahead of November.
Spire Inc. (SR) reported robust first-quarter earnings, crediting its natural gas utilities' performance during a historic winter storm and reaffirming its growth targets as it advances a major acquisition and portfolio simplification.
As Valentine's Day approaches, economists are watching to see if the holiday's remarkable spending power—which hit a record $27.5 billion in the U.S. last year—can hold firm against economic headwinds, signaling broader trends in consumer confidence and retail health.
At the Future of Freight Festival, Echo's CIO Zach Jecklin detailed a strategic pivot: empowering its 3,000 employees to drive AI adoption from the bottom up, leading to dramatic efficiency gains and a cultural shift where every staffer becomes a process engineer.
As Bob Iger concludes his tenure with a solid earnings report, Wall Street eyes new CEO Josh D'Amaro to navigate persistent headwinds in parks and studios. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with price targets reflecting both the company's resilience and looming challenges.
