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Tesla Beats Delivery Estimates As Europe Rebounds Strongly

Dan Veld October 2, 2026

Tesla delivered a quarter that caught Wall Street off guard, with stronger sales in Europe helping cover for softer demand in the U.S. and China. The result gave the stock a lift and offered a

October Earnings Could Lift Stocks, Alphabet Amazon Microsoft Ahead

Dan Veld October 1, 2026

October has a real shot at turning into a powerful month for stocks, with a few big forces lining up at once. Investors are coming out of September, earnings season is about to kick into

Disney Cuts Hundreds More Jobs Across Human Resources, Tech

Dan Veld September 29, 2026

Disney is back in the headlines for another round of job cuts, with reports saying hundreds of employees are being let go across key parts of the company. The latest reductions land in human resources

NVIDIA Launches AI Security Tools To Stop Rogue Agents

Dan Veld September 29, 2026

Nvidia has rolled out a new safety platform aimed at keeping AI agents from straying off course, with tools built to isolate, monitor, and flag behavior before a mistake turns into a mess. The move

Fed Rate Hike Raises Borrowing Costs For Consumers

Doug Goldsmith September 28, 2026

The Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in more than three years is set to ripple through household budgets, and the impact will not be subtle for people leaning on variable-rate debt. Credit cards, HELOCs, and

Costco Uses $184M Tariff Refunds To Cut Prices

Dan Veld September 26, 2026

Costco Published September 25, 2026 2:24pm EDT <!–> Costco receives $184M in tariff refunds, says most will go toward lower prices CEO Ron Vachris said price reductions covered produce, meat, beverages, home furnishings and hardware

Tesla Begins Delivering Semi Trucks After Years Of Delays

Dan Veld September 26, 2026

Tesla has finally started handing over its Semi trucks to customers, marking a long-awaited move into commercial freight after years of missed timelines and heavy anticipation. The rollout lands at a moment when trucking companies

McDonald’s Unveils $8.5 Billion NEXT Plan For Restaurant Upgrades

Dan Veld September 23, 2026

McDonald’s is putting serious money behind a big-system refresh, with an $8.5 billion plan aimed at cleaner operations, sharper technology, and stronger backing for franchisees. The push sits inside its NEXT strategy, a multiyear effort

Airlines Cut Flights As Jet Fuel Prices Surge Again

Dan Veld September 18, 2026

Airlines are feeling the squeeze from more expensive jet fuel, and the response is already showing up in flight plans. Major carriers are cutting back capacity, reshuffling schedules, and leaning hard on strong demand to

Tech Leaders Set for Trump Xi Dinner Amid AI Tensions

Dan Veld September 18, 2026

• Trump is set to host a state dinner for Xi Jinping• Several big tech leaders are expected to be in the room• The guest list lands amid sharp U.S.-China AI tension• Chip controls and

Continental Resources Lands Venezuela Oil Deal, Eyes Vast Orinoco Reserve

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

Continental Resources has moved into a fresh and highly watched Venezuelan oil project, tying its future to a massive tract in the Orinoco Belt through a new understanding with PDVSA. The deal points to a

Ford Unveils 2027 F-150 With Hands-Free Towing Tech

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

Ford’s latest F-150 update leans hard into the real stuff truck owners care about: towing, power, style, and a little extra grit. The 2027 model brings hands-free towing capability, a fresh look, a new engine

OpenAI Delays IPO, Altman Cites AI Safety Concerns

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

“`html OpenAI’s next big move may be on hold, and Sam Altman is making the reason pretty clear: safety comes first. The company has already started the IPO process, but Altman says 2026 is off

Americans’ 401(k) Balances Hit Record High, Fidelity Says

Erica Carlin September 13, 2026

Checklist: 401(k) balances hit a new record. Fidelity’s second-quarter data shows a sharp jump year over year. Strong markets and younger workers are part of the story. Economic anxiety is pushing people to save more.

Ford Invests $1 Billion In Kentucky Truck Plant Upgrade

Dan Veld September 12, 2026

Ford is putting serious money into Kentucky again, this time with a $1 billion investment aimed at a new paint shop at the Kentucky Truck Plant. The move is part of a broader push to

Ramsey Co-Host Shares Scorched Earth Plan To Save $1,000 Fast

Kevin Parker September 9, 2026

Saving up a quick emergency cushion can feel impossible when money is already tight, but that’s exactly where a sharper approach can change the game. Jade Warshaw of “The Ramsey Show” argues that a $1,000

Amazon Cargo Plane Crash Kills 5 At Miami Airport

Dan Veld September 8, 2026

Amazon is under scrutiny after a cargo plane flying for its air network crashed while landing in Miami, leaving a deadly scene and an active federal investigation. The company says it is cooperating with authorities

Campbell’s Cuts 13% Of Salaried Staff, Closes Plants

Dan Veld September 4, 2026

Campbell’s is slashing costs, trimming salaried jobs, and shutting down plants as the company tries to steady the business and get back on firmer ground. Management is betting that tougher decisions now will help protect

Apple Names John Ternus CEO, Signals New Product Era

Dan Veld September 2, 2026

Apple is stepping into a fresh chapter with John Ternus at the wheel, and the move feels bigger than a routine leadership shuffle. The company’s next phase ties together product obsession, chip strategy, AI ambition,

Tim Cook Steps Down, Ending Apple’s Historic 15-Year Run

Dan Veld August 31, 2026

Tim Cook is closing out a defining run at Apple after 15 years in the top job, leaving behind a company that went from already powerful to absolutely gigantic. Under his watch, Apple crossed major

Dick’s Sporting Goods Stock Slumps On Weakening Demand Warning

Dan Veld August 25, 2026

Dick’s Sporting Goods took a hard hit after it warned that demand for athleticwear is cooling, and the latest earnings report gave Wall Street plenty of reasons to flinch. The company missed second-quarter estimates, cut

Disney Offers Early Retirement Packages To Longtime Executives

Dan Veld August 25, 2026

Disney is giving some longtime executives a narrow chance to step aside on favorable terms while it keeps pushing through a broader restructuring. The move comes as the company trims costs, reshapes leadership, and prepares

Google Plans To Move Pixel Production Out Of China By 2027

Dan Veld August 24, 2026

Google is reportedly making a big supply chain shift, with Pixel device production set to move out of China and into Vietnam and India by 2027. The change would cover phones, watches, and earbuds, while

Genesis Unveils GV90 Electric SUV With 310-Mile Range

Dan Veld August 21, 2026

Genesis is pushing deeper into the luxury EV race with a flagship SUV built to look polished, travel far, and load up on comfort tech. The GV90 brings a long-range battery, fast charging, and a

Starbucks Plans Over 200 Corporate Layoffs, Relocation Cuts Lead

Dan Veld August 21, 2026

Starbucks is pushing deeper into its turnaround plan with another round of corporate cuts, and the move shows just how serious the company is about reshaping its business. The latest layoffs, tied to restructuring and

Bally’s Warns On Debt Pressure, Seeks New Financing

Dan Veld August 20, 2026

Bally’s has put investors on edge after warning that there is “substantial doubt” about its ability to keep going over the next year. The casino and resort operator says it is trying to shore up

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT For Teens With New Safety Controls

Dan Veld August 19, 2026

OpenAI is rolling out a teen-focused version of ChatGPT that puts safety front and center while still leaving room for schoolwork, curiosity, and guided learning. The new experience is built for users ages 13 to

L3Harris Replaces CEO Kubasik After Conduct Investigation

Dan Veld August 18, 2026

L3Harris Technologies abruptly changed leadership after an internal board investigation concluded that CEO Christopher Kubasik violated company conduct standards. The move sent a clear message that the defense giant was willing to act fast, even

Harvard Reveals $2.2 Billion SpaceX Stake After IPO Surge

Dan Veld August 16, 2026

Harvard’s investment arm has surfaced a jaw-dropping $2.2 billion stake in SpaceX, turning an old venture-style bet into one of the most eye-catching holdings in its U.S. stock portfolio. The disclosure landed after SpaceX’s blockbuster

Ramsey Expert Warns Parents About Trump Account Tax Trap

Erica Carlin August 14, 2026

George Kamel has a simple message for parents: the new Trump Accounts may be worth opening, but they are not a reason to ignore the basics. The Ramsey Solutions personality took the government’s $1,000 seed

Ford Invests $2 Billion To Rebuild Louisville EV Plant

Dan Veld August 14, 2026

Ford is pouring billions into a major Louisville plant overhaul, and the goal is clear: get a new electric truck into production with less complexity, faster assembly, and a factory setup built for the EV

Apple Tests CXMT Memory Chips For iPhones, MacBooks

Dan Veld August 11, 2026

Apple is weighing a move that could reshape part of its hardware supply chain just as the memory chip crunch keeps squeezing the tech world. The company is reportedly testing chips from Chinese maker CXMT

US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls To Lowest Level Since 1983

Dan Veld August 11, 2026

The nation’s emergency oil stockpile has been pushed to a level not seen in more than four decades, after another sharp weekly drop left the Strategic Petroleum Reserve well below where it stood just months

Credit Expert Warns Closing Installment Loans Can Hurt Scores

Brittany Mays August 6, 2026

Paying off debt can feel like the safest financial move in the world, but credit scoring has its own logic, and that logic can be ruthless. The real danger, according to credit expert Micah Smith,

McDonald’s Sales Slow As Value Deal Push Misses Targets

Dan Veld August 5, 2026

McDonald’s just got a reminder that value alone does not fix everything. The company said U.S. sales slowed after its push for cheaper deals fell short in the field, with leaders pointing to uneven execution,

Oil Prices Slide As Trump Delays Iran Strikes, Hints At Talks

Dan Veld August 4, 2026

Oil Published August 3, 2026 12:57pm EDT <!–> Oil slides as Trump delays Iran strikes, signals peace talks Tehran says only ongoing discussions are with Oman over management of the Strait of Hormuz –> <!–>

401(k) RMDs Can Raise Taxes And Medicare Costs

Karen Givens August 3, 2026

401(k) plans make retirement saving feel almost effortless, especially when contributions come straight out of a paycheck and an employer match gives the balance a quick boost. That convenience can hide a late-game problem that

Vanguard Reports 401(k) Balances Hit Record Highs In 2025

Dan Veld August 3, 2026

401(k) Published June 19, 2026 3:03pm EDT <!–> Americans’ 401(k) balances hit record levels in 2025 Hardship withdrawals, however, increased for the fourth straight year –> <!–> –> <!–> close video Investors should never be

Johnson & Johnson Agrees To $5.5B Talc Lawsuit Settlement

Dan Veld August 3, 2026

Johnson & Johnson has struck a massive settlement that could close out years of talc litigation, putting a $5.5 billion price tag on thousands of ovarian cancer claims. The deal is designed to move a

Cracker Barrel To Pay Outgoing CEO $4.6M Severance

Dan Veld August 3, 2026

Cracker Barrel is moving into a new leadership chapter while still paying the price for a bruising rebrand fight. Julie Masino is leaving as CEO on Aug. 10, David Deno is taking over, and the

Suze Orman Warns Early Social Security Claiming Is Bad Advice

Ella Ford August 2, 2026

• Social Security anxiety and early claiming fears• Suze Orman’s warning on permanent benefit cuts• What the latest trustees report says about reserves• Why waiting can still beat a worst-case reduction• Exceptions where claiming early

Rachel Cruze Warns Young Men Against Sports Betting Risk

Erica Carlin August 2, 2026

Rachel Cruze is sounding the alarm on a money trap that looks exciting on the surface but can wreck a young person’s finances fast. Her message lands hardest with young men, who she says are

Airbus Test Flight Pushes Qantas Toward Record Nonstop Route

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Airbus has pushed one of commercial aviation’s biggest ambitions a step closer, with a marathon test flight that stretched past 24 hours and put Qantas’ ultra-long-haul dream back in the spotlight. The mission centered on

Visa Cuts 2,600 Jobs As AI Drives Efficiency Push

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Visa is trimming thousands of jobs as it pushes harder for efficiency, and the move lands at a moment when the payments giant is also leaning into artificial intelligence and broader operational change. The cutbacks

Ramsey Expert Says No Need To Rush Social Security Claims

Doug Goldsmith August 2, 2026

George Kamel is pushing back on the idea that Americans need to sprint to Social Security at 62 just because headlines keep shouting about a looming trust fund problem. His message is blunt: fear is

Student Loan Defaults Hit Record High, 9.5 Million In Default

Brittany Mays August 2, 2026

Student loan defaults are piling up fast, and the numbers are getting ugly. Roughly 9.5 million borrowers are now in default, a level that puts real pressure on households, schools, and the federal system that

Apple Posts Record Quarter as iPhone Sales Surge, Cook Weighs AI

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

Apple’s record June quarter and soaring iPhone sales Tim Cook’s take on open-source AI China’s role in Apple’s business and AI plans Tariff refunds, U.S. manufacturing, and rising chip costs Cook’s exit, John Ternus, and

Texas Stock Exchange Goes Live In Dallas, Challenges NYSE

Dan Veld August 2, 2026

A new player has stepped onto the market stage in Dallas, and it is aiming straight at the biggest names in American finance. The Texas Stock Exchange is now live, backed by heavyweight firms and

Travel Delay Insurance Covers Meals, Hotels, and More

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

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Mortgage Rates Rise Today, 30 Year Fixed Hits 6.65%

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Some offers on this page are from advertisers who pay us, which may affect which products we write about, but not our recommendations. See our Advertiser Disclosure. Mortgage and refinance interest rates today, Saturday, August

New Homeowners Hit With $10,000 Repair Bills, Study Finds

Dan Veld August 1, 2026

Buying a first home feels like crossing a finish line, but the real financial work often starts after the keys are in hand. Surprise repairs, rising taxes, and insurance costs can turn a comfortable budget

Fed Stock Action Shows Signs Of Reversal, Argus Says

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

The latest take on this stock is still constructive in the intermediate term, even after a sharp market shakeout tied to the Fed. The action around the decision was messy, but the broader setup suggests

NextEra Energy Sees 8% Growth Outlook Through 2032

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

NextEra Energy is still doing what the market expects from a top-tier utility name: pushing steady growth while leaning hard into renewables and a huge regulated power footprint. The company’s Florida base, its sprawling generation

Ameriprise Financial Raises Growth Outlook For AUM

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

Ameriprise Financial is drawing fresh attention because its growth story is still being driven by assets under management, and that matters a lot in a business where scale can quietly do the heavy lifting. The

Gold Climbs Above $4,100 As Iran Airstrikes Pause

Dan Veld July 31, 2026

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Soter Insure Secures Series B Funding Led By Galaxy Digital

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Soter Insure has landed the first close of its Series B raise, and the deal puts a sharper spotlight on how digital asset risk is getting more serious, more specialized, and a lot harder to

Custom Silicon Chip Demand Lifts Teradyne Outlook, TER Slides

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Teradyne is sitting in a sweet spot right now as demand for custom silicon chips keeps building, and that has investors paying close attention. The company’s test equipment is tied directly to the semiconductor boom,

Memory Stocks Surge As Samsung Warns Of Tightening Supplies

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

Memory stocks are catching fire, and this latest surge has all the hallmarks of a fast-moving sector trade with real fundamental support underneath it. Micron, SK Hynix, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Seagate all ripped higher

UK Deforestation Laws Could Pressure Packaging Supply Chains In China

Dan Veld July 30, 2026

UK packaging businesses are heading into a tight squeeze as new deforestation rules collide with existing Chinese restrictions on supply chain information. The pressure point is simple enough, but the consequences are messy: prove your

Apple Leasing Plan Launches, Klarna Could Be The Big Winner

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Apple has rolled out a new leasing option that lets customers spread the cost of iPhones, Apple Watches, Macs, and iPads into monthly payments instead of dropping a big chunk of cash up front. That

Plug Power Advances Turnaround With Three Key Growth Signals

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Plug Power is still trying to convince Wall Street that its comeback is more than just talk, and three key numbers help explain why investors are paying attention. The company has spent years burning trust

Gerresheimer Sells Two Packaging Units To Apax In $1.7B Deal

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Gerresheimer has locked in a major $1.7 billion divestment, striking a deal to sell two packaging businesses to an affiliate of funds advised by Apax Partners. The move puts Centor and the company’s global Primary

NVIDIA AI Growth Keeps Driving Shares Higher, Analyst Says

Dan Veld July 29, 2026

Nvidia is still the name sitting at the center of the AI boom, and the latest numbers keep giving investors reasons to pay attention. The stock has already run hard, but the business keeps throwing

AI Chip Bottleneck Deepens As InP Shortage Looms

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

AI demand is racing ahead so fast that the next big bottleneck may not be chips, but the materials that help data move inside the system. Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston says indium phosphide, or InP,

Hilton Lifts Full Year Outlook, Shares Drop On Weak Q3 Guide

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Hilton just turned in a mixed quarter that had plenty for investors to chew on. The company lifted its full-year outlook, pointed to a lift from the World Cup, and kept growing its hotel pipeline,

Broadcom Dividend Grows Fast Despite Low 0.68% Yield

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Broadcom looks like a sleepy income play at first glance, but that first glance misses the real story. The stock’s dividend yield is only 0.68%, yet the payout has been climbing fast for years, supported

Nadara Secures $1.36bn Refinancing For Europe Renewables Portfolio

Dan Veld July 28, 2026

Cover the €1.2bn refinancing and why it matters for Nadara. Highlight the 47 wind and solar plants across seven European countries. Explain how the deal simplifies the portfolio and supports growth. Include the company’s view

Micron Selloff Drops P E To Single Digits, Buying Signal?

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Micron has been rocked by a brutal July pullback, and that drop has pushed the stock into a valuation zone that looks almost too cheap to ignore. The big question is whether that single-digit P/E

Semiconductor Stocks Form Bearish Pattern, More Losses May Follow

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Semiconductor stocks are back under pressure, and the chart action is starting to look a lot less friendly for the bulls. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF, better known as SMH, now appears to be carving out

Microsoft Falls Before July 29, Strong AI Growth Drives Buy

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Microsoft looks cheap enough right now that the market may be doing investors a favor instead of punishing them. With the stock still down hard this year and the next earnings report landing on July

Meta Looks Undervalued Before July 29 Earnings, Analyst Says

Dan Veld July 27, 2026

Meta heads into its July 29 earnings with a lot of noise swirling around AI spending, but the underlying business still looks tough to shake. The stock has been hit by “AI fatigue,” yet the

Best CD Rates Today, Lock In Up To 4.20% APY

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

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Leslie’s Pool Supply Faces Chapter 11 After 80 Store Closures

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

Leslie’s Pool Supply is running into the kind of trouble that even aggressive store cuts can’t easily fix. After shutting down 80 locations, the 63-year-old chain is now facing fresh warnings about Chapter 11 as

SLB Sees Q4 Revenue Top $10 Billion, Growth Rebounds

Dan Veld July 26, 2026

SLB’s latest quarterly update painted a company that is still dealing with real-world pressure, but not backing off its bigger plans. The story centered on stronger performance in some regions, solid margins in key businesses,

Sensient Raises Guidance As Natural Color Demand Surges

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Sensient Technologies had a strong second quarter, and the big story was clear: natural colors are moving from niche to must-have. The company leaned on demand from food and beverage customers, stronger regional execution, and

Bitcoin Holds Steady As Stocks End A Rough Week

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Bitcoin spent the week doing something traders actually like to see in a choppy market: standing its ground. Even as stocks took a beating, the crypto giant hovered near $64,115 and looked calm compared with

PG&E Q2 2026 Earnings Highlight Data Center Demand And Cost Control

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Pacific Gas & Electric’s latest earnings update puts a lot on the table at once: stronger core earnings, tighter cost control, a push to keep bills manageable, and a big bet on cleaner, more reliable

CD Ladder Vs Bond Ladder, Which Maximizes Interest Better

Dan Veld July 25, 2026

Some offers on this page are from advertisers who pay us, which may affect which products we write about, but not our recommendations. See our Advertiser Disclosure. CD ladder vs. bond ladder: Which strategy is

Freeport McMoRan Surges On Strong Copper Demand And Profits

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

Copper is having a moment, and the market is paying attention. Strong demand from electrification, housing, and the AI data center boom is keeping the metal firmly in the spotlight, while Freeport-McMoRan is riding that

West Marine Confirms 32 More Store Closures In Bankruptcy Plan

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

West Marine’s latest move puts a sharp spotlight on how quickly a once-sturdy retail brand can get squeezed when customer spending cools off. The boating chain is closing dozens more stores as part of its

AeroVironment Wins U.S. Army Contract, Eyes AVAV Stock Gains

Dan Veld July 24, 2026

AeroVironment just picked up a fresh Army contract, and that gave AVAV stock a quick boost even as investors keep a close eye on the bigger picture. The new deal adds another layer to the

CVS Health Rises On Better Execution And Margin Outlook

Dan Veld July 23, 2026

CVS Health is getting a boost from better execution, calmer cost trends, and a clearer outlook for its insurance margins. The latest investor view points to a company that has taken some hard hits, made

Oil Prices Defy War Fears As Brent Slips Below Forecasts

Dan Veld July 23, 2026

For months, the big fear was that a war in the Middle East would rip through global oil markets and send gas prices into the stratosphere. That shock never fully hit, even after the Strait

Movement Labs Files For Chapter 11 After MOVE Token Collapse

Dan Veld July 23, 2026

Movement Labs, the company behind the Movement blockchain, has landed in Chapter 11 after a brutal stretch that started with a messy token launch and never really let up. The filing puts the project in

Gold Prices Ease From Record Highs, Market Outlook Stays Bullish

Dan Veld July 23, 2026

Gold has been the market’s comfort blanket for a long time, especially when investors get nervous about the bigger economic picture. But the metal that shot to a century high earlier this year has started

GM Gains on 2Q26 Results, Argus Raises Guidance

Dan Veld July 22, 2026

General Motors just came off a strong second quarter, and the latest read on the company is that the outlook got a little brighter after the numbers landed. The automaker is still dealing with a

Travelers Companies Target Price Raised by Argus

Dan Veld July 22, 2026

Argus is leaning more bullish on Travelers Companies and nudging its target price higher, a move that reflects confidence in the insurer’s steady business mix and durable position in property and casualty coverage. With the

Argus Report Highlights Top Insider Buyers And Sellers

Dan Veld July 22, 2026

Insider activity can be noisy, but daily buy and sell reports still give investors a useful peek behind the curtain. The latest Vickers Top Buyers & Sellers roundup for July 21, 2026 tracks the biggest

Wall Street Rises As Earnings And Chips Drive Markets

Dan Veld July 22, 2026

Wall Street is leaning higher at midday, with investors brushing past geopolitical noise and zeroing in on earnings, chip strength, and the latest moves in a few big names. The Nasdaq is leading the charge,

GE Aerospace Raises Target Price on Strong Demand

Dan Veld July 21, 2026

GE Aerospace is getting a warmer look from Wall Street after a strong stretch of results and demand that still looks sturdy. The company sits in a sweet spot right now, with a huge installed

Regions Financial Gains Wealth Management Boost, Analyst Raises Target

Dan Veld July 21, 2026

Regions Financial is getting a fresh look from analysts after a strong run in wealth management, with the big theme centered on a higher target tied to improving momentum in that business. The Birmingham-based bank

File A Renters Insurance Claim, Avoid Denial Problems

Dan Veld July 21, 2026

If a loss hits your apartment or rental home, renters insurance can be the difference between a bad week and a full-blown financial mess. The key is knowing when to file, what to gather, how

J.B. Hunt Raises Target Price Amid Demand Recovery

Dan Veld July 21, 2026

J.B. Hunt Transport Services is getting a fresh look from analysts as demand shows signs of coming back to life. The company, a major player in U.S. trucking and logistics, is still dealing with a

Netflix Reveals AI Touched 300 Titles Across Production

Dan Veld July 20, 2026

Netflix has done what Hollywood usually avoids: it put a real number on its use of AI. In a shareholder update, the company said generative tools showed up across about 300 titles this year, mostly

Nvidia CEO Sees AI Data Center Spending Near $4 Trillion

Dan Veld July 20, 2026

Nvidia’s latest story is bigger than one company’s hot streak. Jensen Huang is throwing out a jaw-dropping forecast for AI infrastructure spending, and the numbers suggest a buildout so massive it could touch utility bills,

AI Stocks Still Stand Out, Marvell And Broadcom Shine

Dan Veld July 20, 2026

AI investing is getting a lot less forgiving, and that is forcing the market to separate hype from real business momentum. In that tighter environment, Marvell Technology and Broadcom keep drawing attention because both companies

Mortgage Rates Rise, 30-Year Fixed Hits 6.48% Today

Dan Veld July 20, 2026

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Dan Veld July 19, 2026

America’s Car-Mart Cuts 40% Of Locations, Warns Buyers

Dan Veld July 19, 2026

Used-car prices, sky-high loan rates, and record monthly payments are squeezing drivers from every angle, and the strain is now showing up at the dealership level. America’s Car-Mart, one of the biggest names in buy

Corn Futures Rally Late, Close Near Session Highs Friday

Dan Veld July 19, 2026

Corn managed a strong finish on Friday, shaking off early pressure and clawing its way back toward the day’s highs. Futures ended modestly higher across the board, cash prices firmed, and the market found extra