Tech stocks are on the rise! Nvidia's $100 million investment in OpenAI fuels optimism, while companies like Teradyne and Oracle see significant gains. Find out what's driving the market today!
Berkshire Hathaway has completely divested from BYD, marking a significant shift in the Chinese EV landscape as sales slow and profits dwindle. What does this mean for the future of electric vehicles in China?
Pfizer is making headlines with its $7.3 billion acquisition of Metsera, a weight loss drugmaker, as it aims to capture a share of the booming obesity drug market. This deal highlights the growing demand for innovative obesity treatments and Pfizer's strategic pivot following setbacks in its own drug pipeline.
In a surprising turn, real estate stocks took a hit this week despite a long-anticipated interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. Discover what led to this decline amidst rising market averages.
Nvidia shocks the tech world by investing $5 billion in Intel, aiming to enhance its AI capabilities and revolutionize data center solutions. With impressive earnings growth, how will this partnership reshape the industry?
Stock futures remain stable after a record-breaking session driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut. The market sees all-time highs as earnings numbers support growth across all sectors.
In a significant move, President Trump and China's Xi Jinping are finalizing a deal for TikTok's US assets to be sold to American investors. This agreement could reshape US-China relations and TikTok's future.
A Harvard Business School graduate has been arrested for allegedly swindling fellow alumni out of over $4 million in a Ponzi scheme, promising big returns and little risk, but ultimately losing investors' money.
Nvidia's $5 billion investment in Intel marks a major shift in the AI landscape. With Intel’s shares soaring 23%, analysts believe this deal could revitalize the struggling chipmaker and strengthen U.S. dominance in AI.
American Express unveils a revamped Platinum Card with enhanced perks like $600 hotel credit and $400 dining credit, now costing $895 annually. Are the benefits worth the price hike?
