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The stock market’s moving impressively, but Morgan Stanley feels investors shouldn’t assume the rally is done. In a recent note, strategist Michael Wilson argues that much of the bad news has been priced in, with earnings holding up much better than expected and estimates still rising.  Early earnings-season results point to an aggregate surprise of […]

Eight months ago, the U.S. Army quietly told General Dynamics (GD) to stop work on a $591 million artillery shell factory in Texas. No public explanation. No timeline for resolution. Just a work stoppage order on a plant that had already opened, and still hadn’t produced a single shell. For a defense contractor heading into

A higher paycheck is usually a sign of progress, but for retirement savers, it can come with an unexpected trade-off. As income rises, access to a Roth IRA, one of the most tax-advantaged accounts available, can quietly disappear. Fidelity’s guidance highlights how IRS income limits are cutting off eligibility for more workers, often without clear

For the most part, 2026 has been a very good year for oil giants and the not-so-giant oil companies. Oil prices are up substantially since the start of the year: 67% for light sweet crude, the benchmark U.S. oil, and 78% for Brent, the global benchmark. Which means, of course, that more of the prices

When visits drop to Las Vegas, there’s a ripple effect across the entire Las Vegas Strip. Fewer visitors doesn’t just mean that Caesars and MGM Resorts International see occupancy rates fall, and gambling revenues decline. Shows sell fewer tickets, bars sling fewer drinks, restaurants serve fewer meals, and basically every part of the Strip economy

The next arms race is not playing out in submarines or stealth jets. It is happening in the sky above your local stadium. And the weapons at the center of it cost less than a used car. Drones have moved from a military curiosity to a mainstream security threat faster than governments could write rules

SanDisk has been one of the most extraordinary stock stories of 2026. Up nearly 295% year to date, the memory chip company has ridden a NAND pricing supercycle into territory that would have seemed impossible a year ago. Now Morgan Stanley has reset its forecast on SanDisk in a way that says the firm believes

MetLife says one dental bill can wipe out a year of savings, and the numbers behind that claim are difficult to ignore. New data from the insurer shows how quickly routine oral health costs can escalate into four-figure expenses, often exceeding what households have set aside for emergencies.  While day-to-day budgets typically account for housing,

Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses the implementation of emergency savings within 401k (or 403b or 457b) retirement planswith Commonwealth’s Nick Maynard and T. Rowe Price’s Rachel Weker. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Nick Maynard of Commonwealth and Rachel Weker of T. Broke Price. Rachel, Nick, great to see you. Thanks

With the current cost of jet fuel adding what often ends up being the final blow to many smaller regional airlines, the first airline collapses are already being seen in different parts of the world this spring. At the start of April, Mexican holiday airline Magnicharters canceled all flights for two weeks in a situation that left