Barron's Take

The embattled wafer maker could file for bankruptcy within weeks, The Wall Street Journal reports.

CATL, the world’s largest maker of electric-vehicle batteries, is expanding production, while Honda is cutting spending plans. Oddly, both stocks are up.

More updates about the Justice Department’s criminal prosecution of Boeing related to two 737 MAX crashes should be coming soon.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes the restrictions on chip sales to China are shortsighted and will, in reality, help China in the long run.

Biotech Regeneron already faces enough of its own challenges without taking on a the troubled legacy of genetic-testing firm 23andMe.

A bad report is no reason to flee the shares.

Qatar’s royal family has offered a luxury Boeing 747 for Donald Trump’s use as president. Boeing already has a contract for two new 747s.

The stocks of smaller companies have limped along because of tariff jitters. They popped after Washingon and Beijing stood down.

An essay about Tesla’s robo-taxi development that is circulating among investors may have helped the price.

British Airways’ parent, IAG, announced its first- quarter results on Friday. It said it would buy 53 more planes from Boeing and Airbus.

Upgrading transportation systems means revenue for companies, equipment suppliers in particular. The biggest winners might be American passengers.

Household-appliances maker SharkNinja gets high marks from investors. Yeti, a maker of high-end coolers, faces a less-certain future.

Prices for Ford Mustang Mach-Es, Maverick pickups, and Bronco Sports will rise by as much as $2,000 on some trim levels,

The Commerce Department said it doesn’t intend to implement AI processor restrictions drawn up under the Biden administration.

Rivian and Lucid both reported first-quarter numbers with positives and negatives. Neither shares are showing the typical volatility.

Nvidia was reacting after rival Advanced Micro Devices and partner Super Micro Computer reported earnings.

CrowdStrike will cut hundreds of jobs, as artificial intelligence reshapes the cybersecurity business.

As car makers, including Tesla, report first quarter results. The impact of tariffs has become clearer.

The president signed an executive order to promote domestic pharma production Monday, and said that news on drug tariffs will come within two weeks.

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI said it scrapped its for-profit conversion plan after discussions with civic leaders and the attorneys general of California and Delaware.

Gold’s big rally means its now trading roughly 100 times the price of silver, about twice the historical average.

Wall Street experts can make good arguments for either scenario. And the answer is...

Class A shares were down 5.3% to $766,470 while the Class B stock is off 5.3% to $511.17.

Oil prices and company earnings estimates look like they still have room to fall, and the stocks may be in for another leg lower.

Strategy, as the company does business, now holds more than 555,000 of the digital tokens.