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Natural gas power plant development surged to record levels in 2025 as tech giants scrambled to secure electricity for AI data centers, with 2026 on pace to break the 2002 shale boom record.
UPS reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings and declared 2026 an inflection point as the Amazon volume reduction nears completion and cost savings accelerate.
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index was revised upward to 56.4 in January 2026, the highest since August, but year-ahead inflation expectations remain sticky at 4.0%.
With the Fed holding rates steady and credit card APRs averaging nearly 23%, the 61% of cardholders carrying balances for over a year face an increasingly difficult path out of debt.
Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla reported after the bell Wednesday. Here's what $161 billion in combined quarterly revenue tells us about where the economy is headed and how investors should position.
With the GENIUS Act already law and the CLARITY Act moving through Congress, 2026 is shaping up as the most consequential year for crypto regulation since Bitcoin's creation.
Tax refunds are projected to jump significantly in 2026 thanks to expanded deductions from the One Big Beautiful Bill. Here's what it means for your wallet and the economy.
U.S.-listed ETFs have attracted a record $121 billion in January 2026, tripling the historical monthly average and underscoring the unstoppable shift toward passive investing.
The 2026 filing season launched January 26 with sweeping new provisions from the One Big Beautiful Bill, including no tax on tips, enhanced senior deductions, and the new Trump Accounts for children.
The S&P 500 breached the 7,000 level for the first time on January 28, 2026, as strong earnings growth and a resilient economy power a bull market unlike anything Wall Street has seen in decades.
Raymond James Financial reports fiscal Q1 2026 results with record revenue driven by surging client assets and strong investment banking activity.
Vanguard recommends shifting from traditional 60/40 to 40/60 portfolio allocation, expecting only 4.5% annual equity returns over the next decade versus 15% historical average.