Goldman Sachs Projects US Economy to Outperform at 2.5% Growth, Beating Wall Street Consensus
Goldman Sachs raises US GDP forecast to 2.5% for 2026, above the 2.1% consensus, as tax cuts from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act offset tariff headwinds.
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Goldman Sachs raises US GDP forecast to 2.5% for 2026, above the 2.1% consensus, as tax cuts from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act offset tariff headwinds.
Microsoft unveils a five-point 'Community-First AI Infrastructure' plan, pledging to cover full power costs and reject tax breaks amid growing data center opposition.
Tesla delivered 418,227 vehicles in Q4 2025, down 16% year-over-year, as the EV maker faces mounting competition and a post-tax credit hangover.
The SEC's ambitious 'Project Crypto' and new token taxonomy are reshaping digital asset regulation in 2026, with California's licensing requirements adding another layer of compliance.
Major Wall Street firms predict the S&P 500 could hit 7,500-8,000 by end of 2026, driven by AI spending and corporate tax cuts. Here's what investors should know.
Tesla's anticipated FSD Gen 3 reveal in February could provide investors clarity on robotaxi commercialization and unsupervised driving timelines.
Tesla trades at $466 with a 'Hold' rating as Wall Street debates the stock ahead of Q4 deliveries. Wedbush sees $800, UBS targets $247. Q4 numbers due January 2.
Palantir secured a five-year, $1 billion blanket purchase agreement with DHS covering software licenses across all agencies. Here's what the deal means for investors and taxpayers.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announces plans for an 'innovation exemption' allowing crypto entrepreneurs to launch products without traditional regulatory burdens. Token taxonomy also in development.
India's Finance Minister raised Securities Transaction Tax by up to 150% on derivatives, sparking a 2,300-point Sensex plunge. Here's what global investors need to know.
The Supreme Court is expected to rule on Trump's IEEPA tariff authority this week. A decision against the administration could reduce taxes by $1.4 trillion over a decade.
General Motors announces a $6 billion write-down on electric vehicle investments as the industry adjusts to life without federal tax credits and slowing demand.