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An insider-trading scheme that caused the Panic of 1792 gave birth to an agreement setting forth the first rules for trading stocks.

Treasuries have taken a lot of flak from Wall Street in recent years, because they stopped behaving like a safe haven. It’s time to show some respect again.

Oil tankers in the Persian Gulf are diverting to safety in Qatar, and Tehran has launched missiles against U.S. bases in the Gulf,

Tariffs are pinching margins, federal energy policies are a drag, and demand looks weaker than expected.

Warner Discovery was always a must-have for Paramount, so this is a great outcome for shareholders.

Tesla’s Cybercab vehicle program manager has left the company.

MP Materials reported much better than expected fourth quarter Ebitda as it shifts to higher-value production amid rising rare-earth prices.

Netflix drops out of the bidding war for Warner Bros., leaving Paramount Skydance victorious in its quest for the Hollywood company.

Nvidia shares were falling Friday as the stock struggled to bounce back from its 5.5% slump in the previous session.

The latest round of financial results is one bright spot that might carry stocks to new highs, despite this year’s turmoil. 

The education technology company said it would sacrifice near-term revenue growth to focus on boosting its user base.

Texas Pacific Land and Corning are February’s top S&P 500 stocks, while EPAM Systems and CoStar Group bring up the rear.

Amazon Web Services will be the exclusive third-party cloud distribution partner for OpenAI Frontier.

Wilson calls for a faster overhaul of the company’s board in the first shareholder letter of his proxy fight.

Oil prices rose as latest round of talks between the U.S. and Iran ended without a deal.

The producer price index for total final demand rose 0.5% in January, an acceleration from December’s revised 0.4% monthly advance.

Quarterly revenue topped expectations, but a wider-than-expected adjusted loss and weaker operating income pressured the stock.

MARA posts disappointing quarterly results but reaches an AI data-center deal with Starwood Digital Ventures.

Software stocks have had a wild ride this week but perhaps none more so than Zscaler.

The market’s biggest stocks need to come alive if benchmarks are to book a solid first-quarter gain.

Nvidia suffers worst day in almost a year, China gets relief from Trump’s tariffs, Netflix calls it quits on Warner Bros. bidding war, and more news to start your day.

Although 2025 was a strong year for the company, CEO Jack Dorsey wrote, “intelligence tools have changed what it means to build and run a company.”

Revenue for AI-optimized servers was $8.95 billion in the quarter, a 342% increase from the prior year.