Barron's Take

Increased supply from OPEC and the economic uncertainty of trade wars weighing on demand could be a brutal combination for energy prices.

When CEO Warren Buffett steps aside, change will come. Heir apparent Greg Abel is skilled, but a different kind of manager.

Warren Buffett surprised shareholders with his announcement on Saturday. The board still needs to vote on Greg Abel as successor.

The index has risen 14% in less than a month from the low point of its nasty decline. It’s poised to make a run at a record high.

President Donald Trump’s insistence on such a deal in exchange for supporting Ukraine on the battlefield may be a part of an intensifying global race for resources.

Apple was falling early Friday despite a limited initial hit from the effects of tariffs.

Chinese electric-vehicle makers XPeng, NIO, and Li Auto delivered 92,884 vehicles in April, up 83% year over year.

Chinese state media signaled that Beijing may be willing to enter talks with the Trump administration.

A bipartisan group in Congress introduced a bill Thursday to double the size of loans that can be guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

That’s because the overall growth picture at Microsoft and Meta signals more spending on data-center products and software ahead.

Berkshire Hathaway investors are eager to hear CEO Warren Buffett hold forth at length about the company on Saturday. It may be one of the last such opportunities to do so.

More Americans than expected filed for unemployment benefits last week, but the numbers alone aren’t the entire story.

Consumer staples like Coca-Cola as well as healthcare and industrial stocks should hold up well. But don’t abandon tech just yet.

The downbeat mood on Wall Street could be a great opportunity to buy the dip in quality stocks, according to a Wednesday report by J.P. Morgan.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing has won the backing of the Trump administration. That's bad news for Intel but it has a plan to leap ahead in chip manufacturing.

President Trump announced changes to his car-tariff policies on Tuesday.

The changes are unequivocally good news for stocks. But the car companies won’t emerge entirely unscathed.

The companies announced a long-term collaboration to make obesity treatments more affordable, they said on Tuesday.

Amazon needs to build up a credible contender to Starlink, the satellite-internet provider owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

The S&P 500, the Nasdaq , and the Dow are coming off a good week. In no small part, it was because of the president.

“Markets hate uncertainty, but the human brain hates lack of control even more,” says one psychiatrist who treats clients with investing anxiety.

The market’s wild swings drove investors to seek a haven. They chose the precious metal.

Alexandria Real Estate Equities may be a candidate for investors looking for a solid and secure dividend income.

Brinker, the owner of Chili’s, has seen shares soar 20% so far in 2025. The earnings report on Tuesday could take them a leg up or down.

Wall Street is feeling more optimistic about shares of the maker of commercial jets after Boeing’s solid first-quarter earnings.