With Netflix new ad-free standard plan at $20, streaming's tipping point into old TV is getting closer
The economics of streaming are nearing the point where cheaper plans with ads make as much if not more money for services like Netflix.
Meet the YouTube whisperers, a booming class of advisors behind MrBeast and other million-dollar channels
A burgeoning group of YouTube strategists are charging big money to YouTubers who want to expand their popularity.
Target is trying to win back busy families from Walmart, starting with the baby aisle
Target is refreshing its baby category as part of a broader effort to offer better products and more convenience to compete with Walmart and Amazon.
Alphabet's 160% rally in a year reflects value of owning 'most of the stack' in AI
Google was seen as an AI laggard in the early days of the AI boom, but investors are now betting that the search giant will be a clear winner.
Retailers are on a hiring spree. But consumers are sending warning signs
The retail trades added nearly 22,000 jobs in April, accounting for about one-fifth of total job growth.
SEC delay on prediction markets ETFs echoes a long-fought bitcoin fund battle
The Securities and Exchange Commission has delayed approval for prediction markets ETFs, bringing up memories of the long battle over bitcoin funds.
Why one of the nation's largest auto lenders isn't worried about high vehicle prices or 'forever loans'
While median car payments have jumped from $390 to $525 since 2019, data provided by Capital One suggests stability in vehicle cost compared to income.
Used car prices fall for the first time this year and EV interest rises as gas prices spike
Cox Automotive reports affordability remains a key concern for buyers and that's driving increased demand for older vehicles as well as all-electric vehicles.
Saudi Aramco Q1 profit jumps 26% as key pipeline reaches capacity amid Iran war
Aramco says its East-West pipeline has helped to mitigate the energy shock caused by the Iran war.
MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak: A luxury expedition cruise boom and new world of remote travel risks
Remote expedition cruises to destinations like Antarctica and the Arctic are booming, but the deadly hantavirus aboard MV Hondius is a reminder of unique risks.
At 103 years old, I’m the ‘world’s oldest doctor’: My 3 rules for a long, happy life are so simple—I tell it to 'all my patients'
Dr. Howard Tucker left behind an impressive legacy. At 103, he was named the oldest doctor in the world — and quite possibly the happiest. Shortly before passing away, he shared his rules for living a long, happy and healthy life. They're very simple, he says.
Top Wall Street analysts recommend these 3 dividend stocks for stable income
Dividend-paying stocks can help cushion downside risk while offering consistent returns.
Iran focus at Trump-Xi summit may delay progress on tariffs, rare earths
Thanks to the Iran war, big issues for U.S. businesses like rare earths and supply chains may take a back seat on the agenda for the Trump-Xi summit.
Nvidia embraces role of AI investor, pushing past $40 billion in equity bets this year
Nvidia is pouring billions of dollars at a time into companies across the AI infrastructure stack, while also signing commercial deals with them.
It's not too late to start buying the data center winners. Here's why
In his Sunday column for Investing Club subscribers, Jim Cramer pushes back on the idea that it's too late to start buying AI winners.
There's little chance of a hantavirus global outbreak. What the latest odds say
Prediction markets like Kalshi show slim chance that the hantavirus outbreak will be of international concern
Major crypto bill slated for May 14 Senate Banking Committee vote
The crypto industry's top legislative priority, a bill determining oversight of digital assets, is set to advance in the Senate Banking Committee.
The Iran war will change global energy markets in these important ways, oil executives say
Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has resulted in the loss of nearly a billion barrels of oil with the shortage growing worse every day.
Tiny data centers may be coming into the homes of Americans in the future
As public support for large-scale data center buildouts declines across the U.S., a new type designed to operate inside individual homes is coming.
Burger King's president says the chain improved its Whopper — and calls from customers helped
Burger King President Tom Curtis said customer feedback has been central to the chain’s turnaround.
U.S. sanctions companies and individuals in the Middle East and China for helping Iran
The moves target 11 entities and three individuals based in Iran, China, Belarus and the United Arab Emirates.
AI-powered scam calls are getting more convincing—and more common: 'It was her voice, I know her scared cry'
AI can now mimic a familiar voice in seconds, making scam calls harder to spot.
Michael Burry says the market today feels like 'the last months of the 1999-2000 bubble'
"Stocks are not up or down because of jobs or consumer sentiment," Burry wrote. "Feeling like the last months of the 1999-2000 bubble."
Greg Abel knows Berkshire cold, but some miss the Buffett magic
Greg Abel is getting decent, if not spectacular, reviews for leading his first annual shareholders meeting as CEO.