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After a bruising stretch for tech stocks, investors face fresh questions about leadership, valuations and the cost of the AI boom. Plus, a Taylor Swift encore for one 72-year-old retiree.
The dismal performance of Geico is the biggest takeaway from Berkshire Hathaway’s third-quarter results.
The S&P 500 could decline to the investment bank’s lower end of its downside target in the coming weeks, which would provide a good opportunity to add risk.
Despite recent weakness, Citi’s global strategy team thinks tech positioning needs to get cleaner before they would revert to their previous overweight stance.
“We have $2.6 million, most of it in his 401(k) and IRAs, plus $450,000 in a brokerage account.”
Ryan Serhant is warning would-be homebuyers against assuming that lower mortgage rates will deliver an easier path to homeownership in 2027.
World Series champion Christian Yelich is looking to shed the contemporary Malibu mansion he bought for $5.5 million six years ago.
The fallout from the board’s new investigation could become “a longer-lasting problem for the company,” analysts say.
Jensen Huang will remain in his role and cooperate with the investigation, though analysts say the matter could cloud over Nvidia’s stock for some time.
“It’s not my funeral — it’s yours — so make it what you want,” one funeral-home operator says.
S&P 500 companies’ earnings are mostly topping analysts’ estimates — but by the narrowest margin in roughly four years.
An increasingly divided U.S. equity market is enjoying a rare moment of unity. Unfortunately, it has coincided with the biggest selloff in more than a year.
Correlations between individual stocks recently hit a record low, and a reversion to the mean may not be a good thing for the market.
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His niece convinced him to spend his retirement analyzing Taylor Swift lyrics. Now he’s a successful podcaster at 72.
The ongoing tech selloff is leading investors to wonder if Anthropic will delay its IPO or list at a discount.
The rocket and satellite-internet company is looking to challenge telecom giants.
AI debt issuance this year overwhelmed investor portfolios, and has disappointed from a performance perspective. The funding need won’t get any better with Democrats in control of Congress.
Valuation purists see a ridiculously inexpensive stock, but some semiconductor investors say Micron’s earnings power won’t hold up.
“I haven’t committed to the strategy yet and would appreciate some independent perspectives.”
Shares of the online betting platform slid more than 26% on Friday, as analysts worry about regulation and competition.
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U.S. cottage-cheese sales have more than doubled from levels seen in 2021.
As part of the agreement, Hims said it won’t compound GLP-1 medications like Zepbound in the future.
Some tech companies are giving more generous severance packages, but here’s what to keep in mind.
Analysts warn of further volatility ahead, although there are several new factors that work in the AI trade’s favor.
Despite the steep drop in equity markets this week, investors should wait for several developments in other asset markets before rushing back into stocks, Michael Hartnett said.
The large-cap index is nowhere near as diversified as you think.
Blaming tariffs on manufactured goods for the soaring price of gasoline is the wrong solution to the affordability crisis.
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