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South Korea's SK Hynix announces a $13 billion investment to build the world's largest advanced chip packaging facility, betting big on AI memory demand that shows no signs of slowing.
Despite a record $1 trillion holiday shopping season, retailers face a spending hangover and tariff pressures that could make 2026 a year of consolidation rather than growth.
Goldman Sachs reports Q4 2025 earnings Thursday. With consensus expecting $11.62 EPS on $14.49 billion revenue, here's what the results will signal for markets and the economy.
Analysts see more upside in Microsoft than any other trillion-dollar company, citing Azure's AI-powered growth and the deepening OpenAI partnership.
JPMorgan kicks off the biggest bank earnings week in years. Here's what results from Wells Fargo, Citi, Goldman Sachs, and others reveal about the economy and your finances.
Bank of New York Mellon reports record fourth-quarter revenue of $5.14 billion as the custody giant's digital asset and ETF servicing strategies deliver strong results.
President Trump's executive order forcing defense contractors to halt stock buybacks and dividends marks a radical shift in Pentagon procurement. What it means for investors in Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and RTX.
TikTok faces its defining moment as the January 22 deadline approaches for the Oracle-led consortium's $50 billion acquisition. What investors need to know about the deal that could reshape social media.
Executives at AI giants Nvidia and Palantir have sold $3.3 billion in stock over the past year while making zero purchases. History suggests this pattern precedes market corrections in hyped sectors.
Wall Street analysts have a clear favorite between AI giants Nvidia and Palantir heading into 2026. With NVDA trading at 46x earnings and PLTR at 400x, here's what the valuation gap means for investors.
Amazon is eliminating 2,400 jobs in Washington state as part of a $100 billion AI investment, with total layoffs potentially reaching 30,000 by May 2026.
Morgan Stanley becomes the first major US bank to file for cryptocurrency ETFs, submitting applications for Bitcoin, Solana, and Ether trusts as Wall Street deepens its embrace of digital assets.