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The rosy projections sent Boeing shares up more than 10% on Tuesday, rubbing salt in the wounds of its archrival Airbus.
Holiday spending after Thanksgiving hit a record high, although notably only if you crunch the numbers a certain way.
US shoppers are now paying an average price of $6.60 per pound of ground beef, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Gemini was trained on Google’s in-house chips, which look like a cheaper and more efficient alternative to Nvidia’s cutting-edge products.
Wall Street’s smart money is starting to take out some short positions on the AI trade, albeit mostly around the industry’s fringes.
Aided by falling mortgage rates and a relative glut of supply, home buyers are starting to see the market tip in their favor in the Midwest.
Nvidia faced “the tough task of meeting high earnings expectations and high skepticism around AI capex,” per analysts at Bank of America.
The deal values Topgolf at $1.1 billion, roughly half of what Callaway paid for the entertainment brand in 2020.
J&J this year lost its patent exclusivity for Stelara, its longtime top-selling drug that treats psoriasis and inflammatory bowel disease.
Sam Altman has begun floating the idea that the company could hit $100 billion in revenue by 2027, ahead of previous projections.
Just weeks ago viewed as all but certain, markets now figure the odds of an interest rate cut in December is no different than a coin flip.
Through the last 100 days, the Russell 2000 has bested the rival S&P SmallCap 600 by 9%, good for the widest gap since 2010.
While a stop-gap funding deal is in place, the government still has some work to do to fill in its backlog of missing economic data.
In 2024, the swipe fees generated $83 billion in payments from merchants to card issuers, according to trade publication Nilson Report.
For Musk to secure the full bag, Tesla must reach 20 million delivered EVs and a market cap of $8.5 trillion, up from $1.54 trillion today.
Overall employment was likely roughly flat in October due to layoffs in the federal government amid the longest shutdown in history.
Metsera on Tuesday called Novo Nordisk’s new $10 billion offer “superior” to rival Pfizer’s bid of $8 billion.
The deal, expected to close in the second half of 2026, comes as Kenvue’s Tylenol political fight is heating up.