Nasdaq’s Worst Month Since March 2025 Raises Fresh Questions About AI Spending and Fed Policy
The Nasdaq’s worst month since March 2025 reflects a collision between AI-cost concerns, renewed Fed rate-hike risk and bitcoin’s decline.
Nasdaq Suffers Worst Month Since March 2025 as AI Spending Fears and Fed Risk Hit Tech
The Nasdaq Composite endured its worst month since March 2025 as AI cost concerns and renewed Fed hi…
Berkshire Hathaway Hits Record Highs as Investors Rotate Beyond October’s Tech Rally
Berkshire Hathaway reached new all-time highs as October’s broader rally stalled, raising questions …
Critical Metals Slides 11% as Dilution Risk Deepens Broader Lithium Sell-Off
Critical Metals fell 11% on dilution concerns as lithium and rare-earth equities weakened, highlight…
Oil Heads for Fourth Monthly Gain as Hormuz Tanker Attack Raises Supply Risk
WTI crude jumped 2.5% to $104.98 as tanker-fire reports in the Strait of Hormuz intensified supply-r…
Apple Expands Agentic AI Strategy With Ascension Labs Acquisition
Apple’s Ascension Labs acquisition may strengthen its agentic AI capabilities as Big Tech competitio…
Global Payments Jumps as CD&R Takeover Report Puts Merger Arbitrage in Focus
Global Payments shares surged after reports of CD&R takeover interest, but traders still face a wide…
Oil Heads for Fourth Monthly Gain as Hormuz Attack Keeps Supply Risk in Focus
A tanker attack near Hormuz, a 40-million-barrel SPR loan and QatarEnergy’s LNG hedging keep energy …
LCI Board Rejects Monomoy’s Proposal, Backing Standalone Strategy
LCI Industries’ board unanimously rejected Monomoy’s unsolicited, non-binding approach, signaling co…
Starboard Presses Knife River for Margin Gains and Strategic Alternatives
Starboard Value is urging Knife River to improve margins and explore strategic alternatives, putting…