Before we get into the coverage, I must admit that the SpaceX team is incredible. I’ve watched this company turn problems that once looked almost impossible into engineering milestones, one launch at a time. Every time, SpaceX keeps finding ways to push the boundary, learn from what happens, and come back with the next iteration.
Cathie Wood, chief of Ark Investment Management, is known for making big bets on disruptive technology stocks. Sometimes, she’ll even buy when these stocks are rising, and that’s what she did this week. Wood just made a massive move in Nvidia (NVDA), buying about $81.5 million of the semiconductor stock as the AI chip giant
Ask most investors who makes AI chips, and they will name Nvidia (NVDA), which designs them but does not build them. Ask who makes the machines that build them, and the room usually goes quiet. That blind spot matters now. In my last piece, I covered Wells Fargo’s view that a possible 2nm expansion at
Bank of America moved Eldorado Gold (EGO) directly to a Buy rating from an Underperform rating this week. The bank skipped the Neutral rating in between. That kind of upgrade usually shows up only when something big has changed inside the company. In Eldorado’s case, the change is a large new mine in Greece that
Meta’s Muse launched three weeks ago. The company’s AI books flights, negotiates bills, processes payments and manages emails, all on its own, without asking permission for each step. Millions of people now have a piece of software acting on their behalf in the real world. Nobody has figured out what happens when it gets something
Gold has had a strong run. Central banks kept buying. Retail investors came back. The metal held up through geopolitical flare-ups, inflation scares, and a lot of uncertainty about where the economy was headed. But the rate picture is shifting. The Federal Reserve kept raising rates into the fall, the dollar strengthened, and the argument
Warren Buffett spent more than sixty years teaching investors the same basic lesson in a dozen different ways. September 2026, as he formally stepped back from Berkshire Hathaway, that lesson feels worth revisiting in full. The advice has nothing to do with picking winning stocks or timing the next downturn. It is about what you
A few months ago, the idea of AI software breaking out of its testing environment and going after real companies sounded like science fiction. Now it has become a product category, and Nvidia just launched its entry. The chipmaker’s answer arrived alongside more than 100 partner organizations, and the group of companies backing the launch
The global theme and amusement park industry is projected to grow from approximately $71.5 billion USD in 2026 to $110.6 billion USD by 2033. Still, individual parks can face pressures ranging from rising operating costs to heavy regional competition and snowballing corporate debt from repairs and renovations that keep rides appealing to visitors. Theme park
At just 30 years old, Steven Hao is the youngest member of the 2026 Forbes 400 list with a net worth of $5.8 billion. His fortune comes from Cognition, an AI coding startup he founded with Scott Wu and Walden Yan back in 2024, that has now become one of the fastest-growing companies in the