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Krispy Kreme announced earnings on Thursday, May 7, coinciding with the launch of its newest limited-time offering. It’s a pivotal time for the doughnut brand, which saw its stock price free-fall in early 2025 after poor earnings and shifting customer trends. Krispy Kreme operated 235 of its signature stores in the U.S. at the end […]

President Trump’s recent executive order establishing TrumpIRA.gov generated immediate attention because it combines several politically charged topics: retirement savings, government incentives and the Trump brand. But according to retirement planning expert Jeffrey Levine, the chief planning officer of Focus Partners Wealth, the order does not create major new retirement benefits or savings opportunities. Instead, Levine

Most of us learned to size up companies the same way. Revenue, earnings, the line on a chart that goes up and to the right. That mental shortcut has served retail investors fine for a generation. It just stopped working. The biggest piece of the U.S. stock market is now a single chipmaker whose business

Every great franchise eventually confronts the awkward second act. The founder leaves, the crowd shows up out of habit, and for a while the rituals still feel familiar. Then the numbers start to wobble. Investors usually blame the macro, the rates, or the latest market obsession. They tell themselves the brand is too strong, the

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal With so many furniture options available on the market these days, from end tables and sleeper chairs to closet shelves and kitchen table sets, it’s puzzling

Those who live and die by the staying power of the AI boom might have soon have a pure play way to gain exposure to the data center category. Last week, Blackstone filed to debut a brand new data center REIT, the Blackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust ($BXDC). The fresh listing will open up the private

Morgan Stanley is leaning bullish on semiconductor stocks at a time when the sector is already on fire. The iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX) is up 51% this year, and instead of calling a top, the firm just raised price targets for names like IonQ (IONQ), Microchip (MCHP), and GlobalFoundries (GFS). The logic for Morgan Stanley’s price target increases

The biggest moves in the market rarely come dressed as breaking news. They arrive as offhand comments from people paid to notice things the rest of us missed. By the time the press release hits the tape, the money has usually already moved. That has been the pattern of the artificial intelligence (AI) trade since

If you had the cash to buy a home outright, the decision would seem obvious at first glance. No monthly payments, no interest charges, and no lender hovering over your finances for three decades. That kind of freedom is what draws a record share of buyers to skip the mortgage altogether and pay in full.

Cathie Wood has spent weeks trimming some of the market’s hottest winners. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) kept climbing, and it was one of the several that Wood sold. In my previous coverage, Cathie Wood sold another $15.6M of the semiconductor stock after it gained 93% this year. Other artificial intelligence names also surged. And yet,