In a stark earnings call, Palantir CEO Alex Karp framed the AI race as a clash between 'haves' and 'have-nots,' citing explosive U.S. growth and warning that reluctance in Canada and Europe could trigger political upheaval.
A landmark study projects that sustained reductions in global development assistance could lead to over 9.4 million preventable deaths by the end of the decade, as the ripple effects of U.S. and allied funding cuts begin to take hold.
Amid renewed scrutiny from recently unsealed court documents, the Duke of York has vacated his Windsor home ahead of schedule and moved to the King's Sandringham estate, marking a significant retreat from public life as legal and reputational pressures mount.
A pre-dawn collision off the coast of Chios has left at least 15 dead, raising urgent questions about maritime safety and migrant routes in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Elon Musk's consolidation of his rocket and AI companies marks a bold bet on building energy-hungry data centers in space, a decades-old concept now facing its most serious test yet from a mogul with the rockets and capital to try.
Bitwise's Matt Hougan argues the crypto market entered a bear phase at the start of 2025, a reality obscured by massive institutional buying. The debate now centers on when the thaw will begin.
After a meteoric post-IPO rise and an 80% collapse, Figma's future hangs in the balance. We analyze whether its robust product and growing enterprise base justify its still-lofty valuation.
Two digital banking disruptors, Nu Holdings in Latin America and SoFi Technologies in the U.S., have seen their stock prices skyrocket over the past three years. We analyze their trajectories, market potential, and which might offer investors a stronger runway ahead.
A monthly price check across 13 Milwaukee-area stores reveals a mixed bag for shoppers in January, with more outlets seeing decreases than increases, though overall savings remain modest.
Elon Musk's merger of SpaceX and xAI aims to turn a decades-old sci-fi concept—space-based data centers—into a commercial reality. While promising limitless solar power and natural cooling, the ambitious vision faces formidable technical and economic hurdles.
As Robinhood shares tumble nearly 40% from their peak, star investor Cathie Wood's ARK Invest has made a multimillion-dollar wager, betting that potential policy shifts could reignite the trading platform's long-term growth story.
Despite outperforming its industry average, MasterCraft Boat Holdings' return on capital employed has seen a notable five-year decline, raising questions about its reinvestment strategy and growth trajectory.
While XRP's price struggles within a bearish channel and exchange inflows spike, on-chain data reveals a nuanced story. Long-term investors appear to be absorbing supply from short-term sellers, potentially laying the groundwork for a rebound toward $1.70 if key support holds.
Despite a surge in new technical standards designed to enable AI agents to buy and sell ads, industry leaders at the IAB ALM conference warn that fragmentation and competing priorities are slowing real-world implementation, risking stalled progress.
A new market report reveals a subtle but significant shift in the pre-owned luxury watch landscape, with three Swiss brands capturing greater market share as Rolex's dominance sees a slight correction.
A wave of stock sales by top executives at railroad giant CSX Corp. over the past year is prompting scrutiny from investors, with a notable $2.5 million disposal by a senior officer adding fuel to the debate.
Elon Musk's move to merge his AI startup xAI into SpaceX ahead of a blockbuster IPO has ignited debate. While supporters see a visionary bet on orbital data centers and AI supremacy, critics decry it as financial engineering that leverages one company to prop up another.
As the quest for reliable, carbon-free power intensifies, driven by data center expansion and policy shifts, nuclear energy is back in the spotlight. Analysts highlight Constellation Energy and Terrestrial Energy as key beneficiaries of this structural change.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies stunned markets last summer by pivoting from Bitcoin mining to become the world's largest corporate holder of Ethereum. Now, trading near the value of its crypto stash, investors debate if it's a hidden gem or a flawed proxy for direct ETH exposure.
As Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rent freeze for stabilized units nears, data reveals a city where tenants are increasingly staying put. Economists warn this could deepen the housing shortage, creating a paradox where a policy meant to provide stability may inadvertently fuel fiercer competition and higher costs in the broader market.
