Warren Buffett proves, once again, why he’s the best
Just days ahead of Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholder meeting, the stock has outperformed the market by a wide margin — as usual.
Here’s what this real-time barometer says about tariff-induced recession risks rising
Copper prices more than doubled their losses for the month of April in a single trading session Wednesday. If the industrial metal is a leading indicator of economic activity, that…
How America can modernize its power grid without breaking the bank
Digital technologies can optimize existing infrastructure, bypassing bureaucracy and budget concerns.
Wave of U.S. data this week may give tariff-weary investors more to worry about
The week ahead is set to bring a deluge of economic data that has the potential to come in far below expectations and rattle financial-market participants, who have already been…
What Trump’s next 100 days will mean for taxes, markets and your wallet
Republicans are hard at work on a complex tax package that will have far-reaching effects for American consumers.
‘I’m literally afraid to look at my balance’: I have $300K in a 2025 target-date fund. Is there a chance it will recover?
“I have no idea at this point how much I have lost.”
Stock-market bulls are cheering a rare technical signal. Here’s how it works.
Stocks ended higher on Thursday, with the S&P 500 extending its winning streak to three sessions and exiting a market correction. But it’s the triggering of a rare, bullish technical…
High mortgage, credit rates don’t just hurt consumers. These stock-market sectors could suffer too.
Borrowing costs pressure consumer spending.
Gold prices plunge in biggest one-day drop in years. Is the record rally over?
Gold suffered its biggest one-day drop in nearly four years Wednesday, raising questions about whether a torrid rally driven by anxiety over President Trump’s trade policies can continue.
AMD’s AI story was already ‘tenuous,’ and now the stock has new challenges
Bernstein says AMD’s AI chips remain uncompetitive. That’s nothing new, but in the PC business, AMD now must cope with a potentially ‘more aggressive’ Intel.
