A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market downturn Thursday afternoon, dragging down shares across the technology and business travel sectors.
Whirlpool Corp. (WHR) stock rallied more than 7% after the appliance giant's Q4 2025 profit significantly exceeded analyst expectations, coupled with a robust growth forecast for the coming year that overshadowed a slight revenue miss.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos faced intense scrutiny from U.S. senators over the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing the deal will benefit consumers and Hollywood despite bipartisan concerns over market competition and job losses.
Cloudflare (NET) shares fell sharply in afternoon trading, caught in a broad market retreat fueled by investor fears that AI advancements could disrupt traditional software business models. The sell-off highlighted systemic concerns across the technology sector.
Bitcoin miner IREN reports robust annual revenue of $688.6M and net income of $523.3M, yet its shares have swung wildly. Investors are now grappling with whether the stock's recent pullback presents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper market concerns about future execution.
NVIDIA deepens its industrial AI footprint through strategic alliances with Dassault Systèmes, logistics partners, and global research institutions, aiming to embed its AI infrastructure into the backbone of physical industries and scientific discovery.
Google's unveiling of its advanced Genie 3 world-model AI has sent ripples through the gaming industry, placing established publishers like Take-Two Interactive under a new kind of scrutiny. As investors await the company's earnings, the focus has sharpened on whether its blockbuster-driven model can withstand a potential AI-driven upheaval in game development costs and timelines.
D.R. Horton, the nation's largest homebuilder, is evaluating participation in a massive proposal to develop up to one million entry-level 'Trump Homes.' The move could redefine the company's revenue mix and position it at the center of the national housing affordability debate, with significant implications for policy and market dynamics.
Shares of NRG Energy have retreated sharply from recent highs, raising questions about whether the market is overlooking the utility giant's intrinsic value. A deep dive into cash flow projections and valuation metrics suggests a significant gap between price and potential worth.
Carrier Global's Abound platform has rolled out a generative AI feature designed to provide facility managers with deeper operational insights and guided maintenance for over 150,000 connected assets. The move comes as the HVAC industry grapples with a worsening technician shortage, positioning the tool as a critical aid for knowledge retention and faster troubleshooting.
FireFly Metals (ASX:FFM) streamlines its portfolio by divesting its Pickle Crow and Sioux Lookout gold projects in Ontario to Bellavista Resources. The deal, structured with scrip consideration, allows FireFly to concentrate capital and management efforts on advancing its flagship Green Bay copper-gold project in Canada.
Nvidia's upcoming quarterly report is poised to be a defining market event of 2026, with investors keenly focused on its AI chip dominance, the rollout of its next-generation Rubin architecture, and guidance that could signal the stock's next major move.
Despite a 12% rally over three months, Elders Limited (ASX:ELD) faces scrutiny over its low Return on Equity and declining earnings, raising questions about the sustainability of its stock performance amid high dividend payouts.
Republican candidate James Fishback has sparked debate by launching a campaign profile on the dating app Tinder, aiming to connect with young women on issues like maternity leave and family affordability.
Shares of software supply chain company JFrog tumbled sharply in afternoon trading, caught in a broad market retreat fueled by investor fears over AI's disruptive potential and geopolitical tensions.
Health Catalyst led a broad decline in healthcare tech and data analytics stocks Thursday, as investor fears over AI-driven market disruption sparked a basket-style retreat from the sector.
A wave of investor anxiety over artificial intelligence's disruptive potential sparked a broad market sell-off Thursday afternoon, dragging down technology shares across the board. The S&P 500 Information Technology sector fell nearly 3%, with the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks all in the red as traders executed a 'basket-style' retreat from the sector.
Investment firm Vawter Financial has significantly bolstered its position in the JPMorgan Active Bond ETF (JBND), a move analysts see as a strategic play for yield and stability in a shifting interest rate environment.
Despite stellar earnings, Meta Platforms faces a potential sharp correction as a top analyst warns its 'priced for perfection' stock is vulnerable to the massive costs of its AI investment cycle and narrowing margin for error.
Despite massive investment and CEO Satya Nadella's bullish projections, Microsoft's flagship AI assistant, Copilot, is struggling to convert its vast user base into paying customers, with a new report revealing only a 3.3% paid adoption rate among Microsoft 365 users.
