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Tech commentator Ed Zitron is warning that the AI boom is headed for a Lehman Brothers-style collapse, driven by money-losing subscriptions and an industry that keeps burning cash, and even blowout TS
Bitcoin retreated to $64,000 after touching a $65,500 monthly high as profit-taking and fresh Iranian strikes on U.S. military bases in the Gulf dragged crypto lower across most tokens.
UnitedHealth posted Q2 results that crushed Wall Street estimates and hiked its 2026 profit outlook, sending shares up roughly 7% premarket, as a $1.5 billion AI push helps the insurer manage elevated
Private equity firms have spent two decades quietly consolidating the Canadian businesses that respond to disasters, medical emergencies, and deaths, leaving consumers with higher costs and reduced ch
US stocks climbed to within half a percent of their all-time record even as oil prices continued pushing higher, capping a session where major indexes notched back-to-back gains.
Glassnode data suggests 1-2 year Bitcoin holders — the cohort that bought near the $107,000 peak — are showing a realized-loss reversal pattern that has historically marked bear-market bottoms, while
Foreign investors are rotating out of Indian equities and pouring record sums into Indian government bonds, driven by tax reforms positioning India for inclusion in a major Bloomberg bond index by ear
South Korea is moving to halt new listings of single-stock leveraged ETFs, with the president personally calling for measures to address risks from sharp market swings.
SpaceX shares slipped below their $135 IPO price for the first time, closing at $135.27 after dipping to $132.15 — a 33% drop from the post-deal record as a wave of insider selling restrictions begins
Bitcoin rallied toward $65,000 this week after softer-than-expected June U.S. inflation data, but on-chain signals show both long-term and short-term holders selling into the bounce — a sign of shaky
Asian equities fell sharply on Thursday as South Korea's KOSPI plunged more than 6% on a semiconductor-led selloff, while investors awaited TSMC's quarterly results for signals on AI demand and weighe
Asian shares tumbled Thursday as semiconductor stocks sold off ahead of TSMC's closely watched earnings, with South Korea's KOSPI plunging 6.3% on Samsung and SK Hynix weakness, while bonds rallied on
Anthropic is advancing toward a major IPO, securing additional bank credit and preparing investor meetings as it positions itself in the competitive AI landscape.
Semiconductor stocks led a broad selloff across Asian markets on July 15, 2026, as investors grew skeptical that the AI-driven rally can sustain its lofty valuations, with South Korea's Kospi plunging
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh faces an immediate credibility test after two days of Congressional testimony, with markets now overwhelmingly expecting a rate hike by year's end despite unexpect
BlackRock's assets under management crossed a record $15 trillion on buoyant markets and ETF inflows, pushing its shares higher.
Johnson & Johnson's stock dipped after its latest earnings report even as the company raised its full-year guidance on rising sales, while peers like Intuitive Surgical saw their shares rally on their
Oppenheimer downgraded IBM to Perform from Outperform after the company's preliminary second-quarter revenue of $17.2 billion fell short of Wall Street expectations, triggering a broad sell-off.
US stocks extended gains on July 15, 2026 as ASML's bullish AI-driven sales forecast and a softer-than-expected June wholesale inflation reading offset pressure from rising oil prices tied to Presiden
Michael Burry flagged a slate of upcoming earnings from SAP, ServiceNow, Microsoft, and cybersecurity peers as the tests that will reveal whether IBM's worst-ever single-day stock crash reflects an AI
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