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On Saturday, Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management CEO Ross Gerber, said market selling pressure is starting to build, arguing it has become difficult to stay optimistic while inflation remains stubborn.
Iran's atomic energy organization on Saturday said that the United States and Israel struck the Natanz enrichment complex, a major uranium-processing site in central Iran, while Iranian officials reported no off-site radiation release or danger to nearby residents.
Elon Musk has said that he wants to cover Transportation Security Administration paychecks while a federal funding lapse leaves airport screeners working without salaries.
Joey Coffin turned an inside joke into a successful side-hustle by starting small, testing the market, and eventually quitting his job to focus on his business.
Steve Ballmer recalled how Charlie Munger once mocked his decision to hold Microsoft stock, a loyalty-driven bet that ultimately helped build his $125 billion fortune.
Senator John Boozman's XTWO ETF purchase highlights a shift to 2-year duration as investors seek yield amid unclear Fed policy outlook, says BondBloxx.
UN chief Antonio Guterres backed Trump's Gaza reconstruction efforts but rejected his broader agenda, urging UN-led solutions for the Strait of Hormuz amid rising Iran tensions and escalating war costs.
Reddit is exploring Face ID and passkey-based verification to ensure users are human amid rising bot concerns, though co-founder Alexis Ohanian has raised doubts about user acceptance of face-scanning.
A federal judge struck down key parts of the Pentagon's press policy, ruling that revoking journalists' credentials over their reporting violates First Amendment protections and ordering access to be restored.
United Airlines is cutting 5% of its flights and bracing for a prolonged fuel cost surge driven by the Iran conflict, even as strong travel demand allows the airline to raise fares and cushion the financial impact.
Trump says US is close to achieving objectives Iran war but rejects ceasefire as Strait of Hormuz disruptions drive oil prices higher while stock futures fall.
Pentagon reportedly adopts Palantir's Maven as official program of record, securing long-term funding for AI weapons-targeting platform used in military strikes.
ASML is cutting 1,700 jobs amid record demand, navigating legal hurdles, internal uncertainty, and a massive expansion that exposes the tensions of scaling at the center of the global AI chip boom.
Hormuz stays closed, crude tops $110, and money markets are now pricing rate hikes. Here's how the Iran war reshaped Wall Street's outlook in one week.
Tesla and SpaceX are on track to merge, according to analysis. Musk may fold SpaceX into Tesla instead of an IPO, potentially making him a trillionaire.
Investor Kevin O'Leary warns of $7 gas prices if oil stays at $95. Get the latest on the Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and the impact on USO and BNO.
The U.S. sees $5/gal diesel for the second time, potentially causing more inflation than $3.91 regular gas. Diesel is crucial for supply chains and could lead to a 0.4% increase in CPI.
