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Coca-Cola beat Wall Street's Q2 expectations and raised its full-year outlook as global drink demand held up, with the company crediting its World Cup marketing campaign for driving volume gains even
Bipartisan congressional lawmakers are pushing legislation to close a tax loophole allowing crypto investors to claim loss deductions without divesting holdings, a gap the Treasury estimated would rai
PayPal beat Q2 revenue estimates at $8.68 billion but missed on EPS at $1.26, while expanding into stablecoins, agentic payments and biometrics and logging an $81 million crypto-related earnings adjus
Bitcoin fell around 2% overnight as South Korea's Kospi plunged 11% and the U.S. Senate shelved the Crypto Clarity Act to prioritize a Russia sanctions bill, leaving markets anxious ahead of the Fed's
Within days of SpaceX's June 12 IPO, at least six House members or their families snapped up shares — and five sit on committees overseeing the rocket company's defense, AI, and securities business.
A global sell-off in AI-linked chip stocks deepened Tuesday after reports Nvidia is in talks to invest up to $250bn in OpenAI's data-centre buildout, dragging Seoul's Kospi down 10.8%.
Investment advisors outline five behavioral mistakes that erode the capital of first-time equity investors — chasing recent winners, panic-selling during volatility, and jumping into high-risk product
BitMEX will permanently shut down in September after years of regulatory and legal trouble, as collapsing trading volumes and stricter rules push a wave of crypto exchanges into closure — with BitMart
A broad semiconductor sell-off that began with SK Hynix's 14.65% plunge in South Korea spread across Asia, Europe, and the US, with analysts citing China's chip ambitions, memory price concerns, and l
A chip sell-off is dragging S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures lower, with tech stocks tumbling on concerns about AI spending and Chinese competition ahead of a packed earnings week.
Bitcoin trimmed losses to trade near $63,500 after recovering from an Asian session low as worsening risk aversion dragged Nasdaq futures to their weakest level since May and South Korea's Kospi plung
Chip stocks sold off sharply across Asia as fears over circular funding and intensifying China competition rattled the AI trade, with Seoul and Tokyo leading a broad regional decline.
Bitcoin slid ~2.7% to roughly $63,200 as South Korea's Kospi plunged 10% and Asian equities sold off sharply. The Senate shelved the CLARITY Act for a Russia sanctions bill, and traders brace for the
Indonesian stocks surged into bull-market territory after a five-year low in early June, driven by attractive valuations, renewed foreign investor interest, and regulatory moves that halted the panic
Asian markets plunged Tuesday as Nvidia's reported $250 billion OpenAI financing talks raised AI funding concerns, with South Korea's KOSPI dropping 8% and Japan's Nikkei falling 4%. Chinese chipmaker
The 60-day correlation between South Korea's Kospi and the Nasdaq 100 has climbed to roughly 0.50 — its highest since 2021 — as AI hardware spending binds U.S. tech giants and Korean memory chipmakers
Jim Cramer warned investors using borrowed money to exit AI and data center stocks by 9:30 a.m. the next morning, citing growing fragility in the trade and rising margin debt.
Analyst Deep Value Investing keeps Micron Technology at Hold despite hyperscaler capex tailwinds, arguing the chipmaker's record 84.9% margin is being driven by plain server memory, not High Bandwidth
Tesla stock fell 1.2% to $309.22 on Monday, erasing all 12-month gains, after Q2 operating profit of roughly $400 million missed Wall Street's ~$1.7 billion estimate and the company offered no new AI
JetBlue will debut a domestic first-class cabin called BlueFirst by the end of 2026 and extend basic-economy restrictions — no seat selection, change fees, and fewer loyalty points — to its premium ca
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