The Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate unchanged at its March 17-18 meeting, a move that investors had widely anticipated given still-sticky inflation and a relatively stable job market. But the real question for investors is what comes next — not just for interest rates, but for a broader economy that’s absorbing shocks to
Shares of Rivian (RIVN) and Uber (UBER) have both been under pressure in recent months, as investors weigh profitability concerns and slowing growth expectations. Rivian stock has dropped more than 33% from its December 52-week high and is down about 24.3% year to date. Uber stock is down roughly 9% this year and has fallen
Micron Technology (MU) just completed one of the best quarters in its history, with most investors repeating “buy first, ask questions later” like a mantra. But a blunt warning from CEO Sanjay Mehrotra may be the detail that matters most for Wall Street. The memory-chip giant reported blockbuster fiscal second-quarter earnings, as revenue surged to
After a turbulent year of store closures and shifting consumer habits, Kohl’s is entering 2026 at a crossroads. With more than a thousand locations still in operation, investors and shoppers alike have been watching closely for updates on the retailer’s plans for its remaining physical footprint. Amid intensifying competition from e-commerce giants and discount chains,
Venture Global (VG) entered the middle of March with a timely new talking point for investors. On Feb. 26, the company unveiled a 20-year sales and purchase agreement with South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace for 1.5 million tonnes per annum of LNG beginning in 2030, marking its first long-term supply agreement with a Korean entity. By
Nvidia’s(NVDA) run in artificial intelligence mostly concerns chips, servers, and soaring demand for computing power. Now CEO Jensen Huang is shaking things up, pointing investors toward a different part of the story: software agents that can act on a user’s behalf. OpenClaw is “definitely the next ChatGPT,” said Huang in a CNBC interview from Nvidia’s
A top Wall Street economist is breaking with the Federal Reserve and warning that interest-rate cuts may be off the table completely through 2026 as inflation and the Iran War reshape the outlook. Michael Feroli, the chief U.S. economist for J.P. Morgan, disagrees with the Federal Reserve’s new forecast on interest-rate cuts this year. Feroli
Like “snakes on a plane” and “How do you fly this thing again?” some phrases and situations make for film-worthy content precisely because they are the last thing someone wants to hear as a passenger aboard an airplane. But this week, a flight on a seven-passenger regional jet taking off from the Western Australian city
With the war set off by the U.S.-Israeli strike on Iran continuing to rage and have ripple effects around the world, multiple airline executives have warned that rising fuel costs will eventually trickle down to travelers. At a panel discussion at the start of the month, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said the impact of
Devon Energy (DVN) is getting some shocking information from Wall Street. In the middle of a global oil shock tied to the escalating Iran war, the entire narrative seems to be shifting. The latest catalyst is coming in the shape of a couple of very excellent analyst upgrades. Raymond Jamesraised its price target on Devon