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Baidu shares surge 10.5% as its AI chip unit Kunlunxin files for Hong Kong listing. JPMorgan projects sixfold sales growth as China accelerates tech independence.
The Information predicts OpenAI could acquire Pinterest for its image database and advertising infrastructure. Here's what this potential mega-deal means for investors.
President Trump's New Year's Eve decision to delay furniture tariff increases sent RH up 8%, Williams-Sonoma up 5%, and Wayfair up 6% on the first trading day of 2026.
Aluminum futures surge past $3,000 per ton on the London Metal Exchange as China's output cap and European production constraints create a global supply deficit.
Effective January 1, 2026, China reduced import duties on 935 items below most-favored-nation rates. The move signals a shift in Beijing's trade strategy as tensions with Washington evolve.
History shows January's market direction matches the full-year outcome 77% of the time. As 2026's first trading week begins, investors are watching closely.
U.S. LNG exports will surge 35% by 2027 as massive new terminals come online. The buildout is reshaping global energy markets and creating investment opportunities.
Ford Motor Company enters 2026 at a crossroads, with $5 billion in annual EV losses forcing a strategic pivot to hybrids. Here's what the 'EV winter' means for America's blue-collar automaker.
Small-cap stocks are outpacing Big Tech to start 2026 as the Russell 2000 trades at a steep discount to the S&P 500. Wall Street sees a 'Great Rotation' underway.
Three of tech's most valuable private companies are eyeing 2026 IPOs with combined valuations near $3 trillion. SpaceX, Anthropic, and Kraken could reshape public markets.
Gold soared past $4,300 and silver topped $70 per ounce in 2025. Analysts now target $5,000+ gold for 2026, but warn that overbought conditions could trigger a correction.
For the first time in market history, the Santa Claus rally has failed three consecutive years. Historical data suggests this pattern often precedes market turbulence.