GM Takes $6 Billion EV Charge as Electric Vehicle Strategy Hits a Wall
General Motors announced a $6 billion fourth-quarter charge on its EV business, bringing total 2025 write-downs to $7.6 billion as the industry recalibrates.
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Small Caps Are Having Their Moment: Russell 2000 Hits Record High as 'Great Rotation' Takes Hold
The Russell 2000 surged to a record high as investors rotate out of mega-cap tech into smaller stocks. Here's why strategists say 2026 is the year for small caps.
Walmart Joins the Nasdaq-100: What the Retail Giant's Historic Index Move Means for Investors
Walmart will join the Nasdaq-100 on January 20, 2026, replacing AstraZeneca in the prestigious index. Here's what the historic addition means for investors and index funds.
China Slashes Tariffs on 935 Products: Beijing's Strategic Opening Targets High-Tech Self-Reliance
China cut import duties on 935 products effective January 1, 2026, focusing on components for semiconductors, healthcare, and clean energy. The move is strategic, not liberalizing.
The Premium Travel Boom: Why Delta and United Are Wall Street's Favorite 2026 Bets
As airlines prepare for Q4 earnings, Wall Street is bullish on Delta and United. Premium cabin demand, disciplined capacity, and record travel levels position the carriers for a strong 2026.
Oklo Skyrockets 20%: How Sam Altman's Nuclear Bet Just Got a $1.2 Billion Meta Boost
Sam Altman-backed Oklo shares surge 20% after Meta announces plans for a 1.2 GW nuclear power campus in Ohio, marking a watershed moment for small modular reactors.
The 'EV Winter' Has Arrived: Why Automakers Are Retreating From Electric Dreams
GM takes a $6 billion charge, Ford abandons its electric F-150, and industry growth stalls. The EV transition is proving harder—and costlier—than anyone expected.
Cruise Lines Sail Into 2026 With Record Demand: Why Royal Caribbean and Carnival Are Defying Travel Skeptics
As airlines warn about softening demand, cruise operators are posting record bookings and raising guidance. Here's what's driving the divergence.
Private Credit Enters 2026 Facing Its First Real Test: What Investors Need to Know
After years of explosive growth, the $1.7 trillion private credit market faces rising defaults, rate pressures, and increased scrutiny. Here's what investors should watch.
CES 2026 Declares the Year of the Robot: From Factory Floors to Your Living Room
From LG's laundry-folding CLOiD to Hyundai's factory-ready Atlas humanoids, CES 2026 signaled that the robot revolution is no longer science fiction. Here's what it means for investors and consumers.
Crypto's Regulatory Moment Has Arrived: How Clarity Could Unlock Institutional Billions
With the GENIUS Act taking effect and market structure legislation advancing, 2026 could be the year crypto regulation finally enables the next wave of institutional investment.
TSMC Revenue Beats Estimates: World's Largest Chipmaker Confirms AI Demand Isn't Slowing
Taiwan Semiconductor posted Q4 2025 revenue of $33.05 billion, beating estimates and confirming that global AI infrastructure spending continues to accelerate heading into 2026.