Barron's Take

The world’s biggest digital currency is near a record price set last month. Regulatory changes and a high-profile IPO are also afoot.

The government will take a 15% cut of the revenue the chip makers generate by selling certain chips to China, according to media reports.

Both companies declined to comment on a potential deal, but speculation was still driving shares higher.

Tether, Northern Data’s largest shareholder, supports an acquisition by video-sharing platform Rumble.

CoreWeave has fallen by roughly a third since its June peak. Strong earnings from fellow AI cloud company Nebius could soothe the pain.

Shares of the life-sciences company have plummeted due in part to reduced demand amid Trump administration cuts.

Soaring stock valuations have accompanied the AI boom.

Stocks like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Adobe are in retreat because of AI. That could be an opportunity.

Many analysts trimmed price targets but remained bullish on Eli Lilly following Thursday’s stock selloff.

The companies announced details of the first five vehicles the pair will collaborate on. The cars are expected to hit roads by 2028.

Coming into Thursday trading, Tesla stock was up about 5.7% for the week. A new pay package for CEO Elon Musk is one reason why.

President Donald Trump once called him “Tim Apple,” but maybe the CEO is better cast as a modern Mark Twain.

The company was already spending $500 billion over the next four years.

Super Micro, AMD, and Snap stocks tumbled after quarterly earnings reports.

Shares of BWX Technologies could get a boost.

Articles referenced on Truth Search AI in beta-testing appear to come largely from right-leaning media outlets.

Looking beyond semiconductors could be a winning play after Arista, Astera earnings.

More Americans are behind on their bills with the return of student-loan payments after a nearly five-year pause on reporting missed payments to collections.

The latest report card on the services sector of the U.S. economy shows a pullback in business activity and employment, even as input costs are rising.

President Donald Trump told CNBC on Tuesday that the resignation of Fed governor Adriana Kugler “was a pleasant surprise.”

S&P 500 profits have been strong, while the jobs report suggests a weaker economy. Something’s gotta give.

The electric vehicle maker's board granted CEO Elon Musk a new pay package on Monday.

U.S. data could soon face questions over its independence.

The Nikkei 225 is on a larger uptrend, but secure trade deals will ensure investors are upbeat about the import-focused Japanese economy.

The governor was no dove. Her replacement likely will be.