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Lowe's Lowers Outlook Amid Home Improvement Slowdown
Lowe's reported mixed quarterly results with slight sales growth but lowered its full-year outlook amid signs of weakening consumer spending on home improvement projects.
Tech Slides, Oil Rises as Bond Sell-Off Pressures Markets
Global markets faced pressure from a bond sell-off and climbing yields that hit tech stocks hardest, while oil prices rose in parallel during the session.
Retail AI put buying nearly doubles since April
Retail investors are hedging their AI bets more aggressively, nearly doubling put-option buying on favored tech stocks since April while pulling back sharply from bullish tech ETFs, even as Schwab's t
Target is set to report earnings before the bell. Here's what to expect
Target posted Q2 results that beat Wall Street estimates, raised its full-year outlook, and revealed that roughly $994 million in tariff refunds gave its bottom line a one-time lift as CEO Michael Fid
China’s backflipping robots leap to blockbuster stock market debut in latest sign of AI boom - NBC News
Unitree Robotics, a Chinese humanoid robot maker, surged 460% on its Shanghai stock market debut, raising $904 million in an IPO that outlets called blockbuster for a company operating under a U.S. ba
Unitree soars 460% in Shanghai stock debut
Unitree Robotics, the world's largest humanoid robot maker, surged 460% on its Shanghai stock market debut, closing at 845 yuan versus an IPO price of 150.80 yuan.
Asian stocks tumble as chip rout, bond yields hammer South Korea and Japan markets - Investing.com
South Korea's Kospi plunged 5.2% as a chip-stock rout and rising bond yields hammered Asian markets, with Japan also hit hard and retail investors reporting steep losses.
Swiss Franc Replaces Yen as Carry Trade Funding Currency
Multiple financial outlets report that investors are turning to the Swiss franc as a funding currency for carry trades after Japanese yen intervention disrupted the yen's longstanding role in the stra
Target's Q2 Earnings Test a Stock 'On Fire'
Target is set to release Q2 earnings before the opening bell, with the print arriving as a pivotal moment for a stock that has rallied sharply during an ongoing turnaround.
Alphabet to Debut Aussie Bond Near 7% Yield
Alphabet is preparing to issue its first-ever Australian dollar bond, pricing the long-dated deal at a record yield near 7%.
US Futures Flat as Tech Sells Off, Oil Rises
US stock futures held steady ahead of key economic releases, as tech shares retreated following a sell-off in AI-related stocks and rising oil prices amid geopolitical tensions involving Iran.
KOSPI Halts Trade After 5% Drop; SK Hynix, Samsung Tumble
South Korea's KOSPI triggered a trading halt after sliding roughly 5%, pulled down by chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung as rising bond prices and a chip rout hammered Asian markets.
BofA: New Zealand Best Hedge for El Niño Food Shocks
Bank of America named New Zealand the best hedge against severe El Niño shocks to global food supply chains, saying the country's agricultural-heavy economy would benefit from a positive terms-of-trad
Treasury Yields Hit Multi-Decade Highs as Debt Surges
Treasury yields surged to multi-decade highs and U.S. government borrowing costs hit their highest level since 2007 as national debt swelled, with the bond market sounding an alarm across global marke
JBS Bids to Take Pilgrim's Pride Private
JBS has made a fresh proposal to acquire the remaining publicly traded shares of Pilgrim's Pride, a move multiple outlets flag as likely to take the chicken producer off the Nasdaq.
Cramer: Market negativity creates buying opportunities
Jim Cramer told investors Tuesday that widespread market pessimism — driven by the 30-year Treasury yield touching 5.33%, Brent crude topping $90 amid stalled U.S.-Iran talks, and major indexes closin
30-year Treasury bond yield rises to highest level since 2007 - The Hill
The 30-year Treasury bond yield surged to its highest level since 2007 as a broad bond sell-off pushed U.S. borrowing costs to multi-decade highs amid concerns over surging national debt.
Home Depot Reports Higher Sales, but Its C.E.O. Isn’t There to Spread the News
Home Depot posted its biggest comparable sales gain since 2022, up 1.7%, while CEO Ted Decker remains on a temporary medical leave announced the prior week, with two lieutenants and CFO Richard McPhai
An A.I. Tax Boom Could Curtail America’s Debt. But Not Solve It.
Economists are increasingly convinced that AI-driven productivity gains could give America's fiscal picture a modest lift — but not nearly enough to close the widening gap between what the government
Anthropic Predicted to Top SpaceX in 2026 IPO Race
Prediction markets indicate Anthropic could top Elon Musk's SpaceX for the largest 2026 IPO, as the AI lab's pre-IPO credit facility heads past $10 billion and its valuation reportedly hinges on hitti
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