Alphabet's $4 Trillion Milestone: Apple Siri Deal Crowns Google as AI's Ultimate Winner
Google parent Alphabet becomes just the fourth company to reach a $4 trillion market cap after Apple announces Gemini will power next-generation Siri.
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America's $190 Billion Trade Deficit With Europe May Trigger Trump's Next Tariff War
For the first time in recent memory, the US trade deficit with the EU exceeds China's. Analysts warn this shift could prompt aggressive new tariffs from Washington.
China's 2026 Economic Tightrope: Why Goldman Sees 4.8% Growth Despite the Headwinds
Goldman Sachs forecasts 4.8% GDP growth for China in 2026, above consensus, as the world's second-largest economy navigates property crisis and trade tensions.
AMD's Helios Gambit: Lisa Su's Audacious Bid to Dethrone Nvidia in AI Data Centers
AMD unveils the Helios AI data center platform at CES 2026, going head-to-head with Nvidia's NVL systems in a bid for AI infrastructure dominance.
EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Closes After 25 Years: Europe's Strategic Pivot Away From Trump's America
The European Union finalizes the world's largest trade agreement with South American nations, signaling a major strategic shift amid US tariff threats.
Intel's Panther Lake Roars to Life: The 18A Chip That Could Revive America's Semiconductor Champion
Intel debuts its Core Ultra Series 3 processors at CES 2026, marking the company's first chips made on its own 18A process node and a potential turning point.
Critical Metals Corp Soars 116% as Trump's Greenland Push Ignites Rare Earth Frenzy
Critical Metals Corp has surged 116% since January 1 as President Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland sparks a speculative frenzy in rare earth mining stocks.
Delta Air Lines Earnings Preview: The First Major Test of 2026's Premium Travel Boom
Delta reports Q4 2025 earnings Tuesday morning as investors seek confirmation that the airline industry's premium strategy can sustain 40% stock gains.
Markets Shake Off Fed Crisis: S&P 500 Erases Early Losses as Investor Resilience Prevails
Despite DOJ investigation into Fed Chair Powell and credit card rate cap proposal, U.S. stock market recovers from steep morning decline to close near flat.
Oil Prices Retreat From Monthly Highs as Iran Claims Control Over Nationwide Protests
Brent crude slides from $63.89 peak as Iranian government declares civil unrest 'under total control,' reducing fears of major supply disruption.
Republican Senators Break With Trump Over Powell Probe, Threaten to Block All Fed Nominees
Senators Thom Tillis and Lisa Murkowski vow to oppose Trump Fed nominees following DOJ criminal probe into Chair Powell, creating potential roadblock for administration.
Former Fed Chairs Greenspan, Bernanke, and Yellen Unite in Historic Defense of Central Bank Independence
In an unprecedented move, three former Federal Reserve chairs and seven former Treasury secretaries issue joint statement condemning DOJ investigation into Jerome Powell.