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Bank of America just got even more bullish on CoreWeave (CRWV), spearheaded by the market’s insatiable demand for AI infrastructure. On May 6, according to TheFly, BofA raised its price target on the AI cloud giant’s stock to $140 from $120, while maintaining a “Buy” rating, driven by relentless demand for AI inference. The call […]

There’s a version of Walmart most people still picture. Fluorescent lights, crowded aisles, maybe a cart with a wobbly wheel. That version still exists. But the company Wall Street is paying 43 times forward earnings for? That’s a different beast entirely. As of 2026, Walmart is a 63-year-old company, and the second-largest by revenue globally

After a very challenging period, Target made a bold move in October 2025, winning back a number of customers. Earlier this year, the retail giant quietly expanded the successful program, and now it keeps building up on the controversial category that resonates with a number of shoppers.  Following a hard period of customer boycotts over

While coming to a cruise port after the embarkation window is a surefire way to not be able to board and disrupt one’s travels, boarding delays and cancelations happen periodically for a wide range of reasons. On May 9, travelers aboard the new 6,700-passenger Disney Adventure ship were forced to disembark one night into a four-day

Days before its fiscal second-quarter earnings report on May 14, Applied Materials (AMAT) unveiled a new co-innovation partnership with TSMC, the world’s most important chipmaker, to be conducted inside Applied’s new $5 billion EPIC Center in Silicon Valley. It is the largest U.S. investment ever made in advanced semiconductor equipment research and development, and TSMC

Negotiations with Iran were not headed in a positive direction Monday, May 11. This is bad news for Toyota, the world’s largest automaker, because the war across the Middle East has already cost it billions. Toyota says that “Middle East impacts” will cost the company 670 billion yen ($4.3 billion) in its fiscal quarter. The

Publix is quietly walking back a store policy across hundreds of its locations that sparked customer backlash last year, after recently reporting weak sales growth. However, the reversal is already triggering renewed fallout. The grocery chain, which has over 1,400 locations nationwide, saw its comparable store sales remain flat during the first quarter of 2025,

An agreement with Iran was not reached over the weekend. Part of the reason for the market to apparently ignore the potential impact of higher energy costs for longer is the unprecedented concentration of tech leadership in the major indexes. The 10 biggest stocks in the AI narrative now comprise 40% of the S&P weight. Rare set

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While many fast food chains are struggling to attract diners, Dutch Bros is seeing explosive growth. In Q1 FY2026, the coffee chain reported a 30% increase in revenues year-over-year.  That’s lightyears beyond competitors like Starbucks, which reported a 9% increase in revenue over the same period. “Our focus on speed to market with best-in-class innovation,