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A funny thing happened to Boeing’s stock last week when an excited President Donald Trump revealed that Boeing had a deal to sell 200 new airplanes to China. The stock went down on three of the next five days, only because investors were expecting an order for about 500 planes. Boeing fell as much as […]

Artificial intelligence has already disrupted search, software, and customer service. The next frontier is more consequential and less visible: the core infrastructure that moves money around the world. Governments and financial institutions are increasingly treating AI not as a tool to improve existing systems but as the foundation for building entirely new ones. That shift

At the beginning of the Covid pandemic, meal kit deliveries saw a huge boom in sales — according to BroadBranch Advisors, the market value for the industry rose from $3.5 billion to $10.26 billion in just the first year of the pandemic. But as people’s eating habits and work lives have shifted closer to pre-2020

Wall Street keeps a private list of records that almost never move. The biggest bank failure. The longest bull market. The most expensive IPO of all time. Most of those records are decades old. Saudi Aramco’s 2019 listing still holds the crown for the largest initial public offering on record, raising $35.4 billion at a

Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh upgraded his price targets on Micron Technology (MU), STMicroelectronics (STMPA), and Texas Instruments (TXN) this week, arguing that AI data center demand is creating durable tailwinds for both analog chips and memory in ways the market hasn’t fully priced in yet. He lifted his price targets for Micron to $800 from

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market at a pace most colleges and universities did not anticipate, and the consequences are falling hardest on the youngest workers entering the labor market. Entry-level positions in technology, finance, and other white-collar fields are shrinking as hiring managers replace junior roles with automated tools that cost a fraction

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Memorial Day weekend is one of the biggest holiday weekends of the year. During the long weekend (also known as the unofficial start of summer), many have plans to travel and

With a new outbreak of the Ebola virus continuing to spread across three Central African countries, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) put in place a new entry ban on non-citizens who traveled to Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo or South Sudan in the last 21 days. Citizens of the latter

With jet fuel prices not budging from highs due to the war with Iran, almost every major and low-cost airline has had to adjust its flying schedule to weed out low-traffic routes. Budget carrier Norse Atlantic Airways has cut the Los Angeles market from its flying network and is now flying to Europe only from

Wall Street has always had a language problem. Analysts write dense, 40-page reports full of “EPS revisions” and “addressable market assumptions” that most investors never finish. Then someone like Jim Cramer shows up and says four words that cut through all of it. That’s the thing about the AI chip trade right now. The numbers