This Best Want Both: Shipping ETF Delivers Yield and Upside
A leading global shipping ETF is drawing attention for its current yield and rebound potential as sea lanes remain vo...
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Intel Rallies Chip Launch to Signal Turnaround Hope
Intel stock jumped about 8% after the company unveiled Core Ultra Series 3 enterprise processors on the 18A node and ...
Investors Bet Chewy Ownership Keeps Rising Amid Costs
Chewy rode a brighter sales outlook to a rally in its stock, with the company signaling durable demand for pet care d...
Grief Full Display: Savannah's Public Struggle with Loss
Grief arrives for anyone, but when the world watches, money and plans can unravel faster than a headline. This piece ...
Startale Group Closes $63 Million Series a Funding
Startale Group announces a $63 million Series A backed by SBI Group and Sony Innovation Fund to accelerate Strium, it...
Bitcoin Price Eyes Breakout as Oil Stabilizes Market
Oil's easing path and softer inflation risk push Bitcoin toward a breakout. Traders say sentiment could hinge on geop...
Median First-Time Homebuyer Zillow’s Age Hits 40 Now
The median age for first-time buyers climbed to a record 40, with Zillow’s chief executive warning relief from high c...
ROI Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All: Data Storage CTO Speaks on AI Returns
A data storage chief explains why AI returns vary by use case and shares concrete examples of where investments pay o...
Trump Taps Zuckerberg, Ellison and Huang for Tech Council
The White House announced the creation of a tech policy advisory council, naming Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang, and L...
Jury Orders Meta Google to Pay After Addiction Trial
A federal jury awarded $3 million to a woman in the first-ever social media addiction trial against Meta and Google, ...
Meta and YouTube Found Liable in Social Media Verdict
A Los Angeles jury finds Meta and YouTube liable on all charges in a landmark social media trial, signaling tighter o...
Jamie Dimon Says U.S. Has Become Like Europe in Defense
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that U.S. defense procurement has shifted toward European-style bureaucracy, po...