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OpenAI Bugging Suspect Held Without Bail as Saudi Government Steps In
A Saudi national accused of planting a listening device at OpenAI HQ remains jailed after authorities rejected a bail offer backed by the Saudi government.
Midterm Elections Historically Fuel Strong Stock Market Gains
The six months following midterm elections have reliably delivered outsized stock-market returns, a pattern investors are watching closely.
SkyAI Dumps Solana Treasury, Launches $201M Share Buyback
The former medical device company liquidated its entire SOL holdings and will use $223.8M in cash for share and warrant repurchases.
UK Warns Companies to Avoid E1 Settlement Tender or Face Sanctions
Britain is pressing firms to steer clear of an Israeli settlement tender in E1, threatening sanctions against those who participate.
Tech Stocks Bounce Back, but Earnings Will Tell the Real Story
A Monday rebound lifted tech shares after last week's selloff, but analysts say upcoming earnings reports will determine whether the rally has legs.
Tech Stocks Rebound as Eli Lilly Outlook Stays Positive
Beaten-down tech shares stage a bounce while a new physician survey reinforces a bullish case for Eli Lilly heading into the close.
Making the Contrarian Case After Friday's Market Selloff
Friday's sharp market decline left many investors rattled. One analyst explains why the selloff may actually present a buying opportunity.
Three Stocks Wall Street Analysts Back for Long-Term Growth
Top analysts remain bullish on select stocks despite rate-hike fears and oil price volatility, signaling confidence in long-term fundamentals.
A Hidden S&P 500 Rotation Is Flashing a Bearish Warning Signal
A rare triple-top chart pattern has emerged within the S&P 500, suggesting a potentially extended stretch of underperformance may lie ahead.
Trump's Russia Diesel Deal Could Shift Ukraine War Leverage
A proposed diesel arrangement between the U.S. and Russia may offer Putin strategic gains beyond economics, complicating Ukraine's position.
Egypt Signals Readiness to Support Saudi Arabia Against Houthis
Cairo backs Riyadh in potential conflict with Iran-aligned Houthis, signaling a broader regional alignment against Tehran's proxy network.
Trump Student Loan Changes May Spark More Bankruptcy Cases
A former bankruptcy judge warns that Trump's student loan overhaul could push more borrowers toward filing for bankruptcy protection.
What Traders Should Watch in Markets This Thursday
Jim Cramer flags Thursday as a critical inflection point for stocks. Here's what's driving sentiment on Wall Street today.
Michael Dell Calls for AI Safeguards With Government Role
Dell CEO Michael Dell argues AI models require guardrails from both industry and government to ensure responsible deployment.
BlackRock and Baillie Gifford Lead $200M Bet on 3D-Printed Homes
Icon secures $200M Series D to scale 3D-printed housing, backed by BlackRock and Baillie Gifford in a major institutional vote of confidence.
Bitcoin Holds Steady as AI Fears Drag South Korean Stocks Lower
Bitcoin is decoupling from South Korean equities as AI-driven anxiety hammers the Kospi, signaling a shifting correlation between crypto and tech-heavy markets.
Trump's Oil Price Pressure Campaign Is Losing Its Edge
As global conflicts escalate, Trump's verbal push to drive down oil prices is finding fewer takers in markets and among producers.
Missile Strikes Saudi Aramco HQ Amid Escalating Houthi Conflict
A missile hit Saudi Aramco's headquarters, a source says, marking a serious escalation in Houthi attacks targeting Saudi energy infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia to Hold FII Conference in Hybrid Format After Attacks
Saudi Arabia's flagship investment forum will shift to a hybrid model following recent attacks, sources tell Reuters.
Saudi Arabia's FII Summit Shifts to Hybrid Format After Attacks
Saudi Arabia is restructuring its premier investment conference to a hybrid model following security concerns raised by recent attacks, Reuters sources say.
AI FOMO Is Pushing Family Offices Deeper Into Tech Bets
Ultra-wealthy family offices are feeling the pull of AI investment fear, a new survey suggests, mirroring broader market enthusiasm for the sector.
S&P 500 Earnings Beats Are Now Expected—Not a Catalyst
Strong corporate profits have become the baseline, not a surprise. Here's why that matters for the stock market rally.
Meta Rejoins AI Race With New Wonder Model Family
Meta's stock climbed over 3% after unveiling Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, models analysts see opening fresh revenue streams.
Elon Musk Emerges as Biggest Known 2026 Midterm Donor at $276M
Musk has directed $276 million to Republican groups, setting a record for midterm giving while maintaining deep federal business ties.
Why Staying Invested Long-Term Can Supercharge Your Wealth
Consistent contributions and compound growth over time can dramatically accelerate wealth-building, even with modest annual returns.
Why Both Sides Want the Supreme Court to Rule on Prediction Markets
The prediction markets debate has reached a fever pitch, with multiple stakeholders pushing SCOTUS to weigh in and settle the regulatory question.
IMF Examines Tokenized Stocks: Demand Is Real, Risks Remain
The IMF acknowledges growing interest in tokenized equities but warns the market faces persistent volatility and liquidity challenges.
The Bull Market Turns 4, but Rising Yields Pose a Real Threat
Equities are celebrating four years of gains led by tech, but climbing bond yields could finally test the rally's durability.
Indian National Dies After Riyadh Airport Attack, Embassy Confirms
An Indian citizen wounded in an attack at Riyadh airport has died, according to the Indian embassy. The incident adds diplomatic weight to an already sensitive security event.
Third-Party AI Safety Evaluators Step Into the Spotlight
As AI safety debates intensify, a small group of independent evaluators is gaining outsized influence over a multitrillion-dollar industry.
DOJ Opens Antitrust Probe Into White House TV Press Pool
The Justice Department is examining whether the White House TV press pool violated the Sherman Act, escalating the administration's fight over press access.
Science Backs Maintaining Friendships for Well-Being
Friendship research confirms that staying close to friends pays dividends for well-being, and three specific habits can make the effort easier.
Bitcoin Volatility Falls, Yet Sharp Price Swings Persist
Bitcoin's overall volatility has declined sharply, but extreme price moves still occur more often than they did in 2018.
Tax Cuts and Entitlement Spending: The Math Behind the Debate
The fiscal arithmetic linking federal tax cuts to Social Security and Medicare pressures is inescapable, regardless of political affiliation.
Warren Buffett's Nightly YouTube Habit Revealed by WSJ
The 94-year-old investing legend winds down each evening watching YouTube clips on a large TV in his Omaha home.
Sam Altman-Backed Bitcoin Life Insurer Meanwhile Closes New Funding Round
Meanwhile, a Bitcoin-denominated life insurer backed by Sam Altman, has raised additional capital as international demand grows amid macro uncertainty.
Houthi Strike on Saudi Airport Leaves 12 Dead, 300+ Hurt
A Houthi attack on a Saudi airport killed 12 people and wounded more than 300, marking a significant escalation in the Yemen conflict.
EU Tech Chief Says Europe Can Counter Rogue AI Threat
A senior EU technology official says the bloc has tools to manage rogue AI risks as global concerns mount over incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic.
Robinhood Chain Sees Transaction Volume Drop Over 40%
Activity on Robinhood's blockchain has slowed sharply, with transaction counts falling more than 40% as fee and trading issues compound.
Saudi Conferences Press On After Deadly Airport Attack
Major events in Saudi Arabia will continue as scheduled following a deadly airport attack, organizers have confirmed.