Sometimes, doing nothing is the most strategic move you can make. In its latest quarterly results, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. revealed it was sitting on a record cash hoard of $387 billion
Investor Eric Jackson says iBuying platform, Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN) is undergoing a major transformation as new leadership pushes the company into what he described as a "version 2.0" of its business model, driven heavily by artificial intelligence.
Japanese inflation remained well above 2%, while stronger-than-expected production and retail sales are likely to reinforce the Bank of Japan’s confidence to hike interest rates in December
Apple's new holiday ad "A Critter Carol," shot entirely on the iPhone 17 Pro with handcrafted puppets, highlights the device's camera power as strong iPhone 17 sales position Apple to overtake Samsung and reclaim the global smartphone lead for the first time since 2011.
Taiwan prosecutors raided the homes of a former TSMC vice president accused of leaking advanced chipmaking secrets to Intel, a claim Intel firmly denies as the high-stakes investigation intensifies.
Tron (CRYPTO: TRX) founder and cryptocurrency billionaire Justin Sun pledged his support for the victims of the devastating Hong Kong fire, promising a donation to aid recovery efforts.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) ticks lower during the Asian session on Friday, despite mostly upbeat domestic data, and retreats further from the vicinity of a one-week top against its American counterpart.
So far, several companies closely involved in the AI frenzy – Palantir and NVIDIA – have posted massive growth, with demand remaining red-hot. Let’s take a closer look at the releases.
How political leaders, tech CEOs, and market voices — including Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Elizabeth Warren, RFK Jr., Barack Obama, Bernie Sanders, and others — marked Thanksgiving with a mix of proclamations, AI-generated images, holiday greetings, and messages of gratitude.
President Donald Trump hinted at a sweeping shift in U.S. federal tax policy, suggesting that the massive tariff revenues that the government is earning could go towards offering significant relief for low and middle-income taxpayers.
A discussion on whether rising modern costs—childcare, healthcare, housing, insurance, and cars—mean that traditional poverty measures are outdated. Even families earning $100–120K struggle to get ahead as essential expenses outpace inflation.
