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The Federal Reserve released minutes from its December meeting today, revealing sharp internal debates over whether to prioritize inflation control or protect the labor market heading into 2026.
With the EV tax credit expired and demand softening, Tesla is expected to post disappointing Q4 deliveries. Here's what investors should watch.
December's Federal Reserve meeting produced the most divided vote since 2019, with three officials dissenting on the rate cut. Here's what the split signals for monetary policy in 2026.
Tesla shares are up 25% in 2025 despite falling earnings estimates and slowing vehicle sales. Here's what's driving the disconnect and what investors should know.
HSBC analysts predict pharmaceutical stocks are poised to outperform in 2026, especially if 'AI panic' drives investors to defensive sectors. Here's their case.
Medical supply giant Medline debuts on Nasdaq with shares soaring 41%, raising $6.3 billion in the largest IPO since Rivian's 2021 listing.
Billionaire founder Chip Wilson nominates three independent directors to Lululemon's board, escalating pressure on the struggling athleisure giant after its CEO's sudden exit.
Coinbase Institutional forecasts tokenization of real-world assets and stablecoin adoption to dominate crypto markets in 2026, with stablecoin market cap potentially reaching $1.2 trillion by 2028.
Nvidia's largest acquisition ever brings Groq's inference technology in-house, but the 'licensing agreement' structure is raising eyebrows among regulators and analysts.
Crude oil jumped 2.5% Monday after Trump and Zelenskyy said they're 90% of the way to a peace deal, though markets remain skeptical of a swift resolution.
Japan's SoftBank agrees to acquire data center investment firm DigitalBridge for $4 billion at $16 per share, signaling aggressive expansion into AI infrastructure.
The S&P 500 fell 0.4% as Nvidia and Tesla dropped over 2%, with investors locking in gains after a banner year that saw the index climb more than 17%.