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While JetBlue Airways was initially established out of New York’s JFK with the goal of expanding connectivity on the East Coast, the airline has over the last few months significantly reduced its presence out of airports like Newark and LaGuardia. Along with cuts of its seasonal routes between EWR and Los Angeles and Las Vegas […]

What if AI could help older adults stay healthy and independent—without replacing the human care they still need? In this conversation, Karen Eggleston, PhD. discusses Stanford Health AI Week and shares insights from health systems across East Asia, including how AI is being used to support aging in place. We explore the importance of ethical

Short sellers usually do not receive much sympathy when stocks are climbing. And when the surge is linked to artificial intelligence, record highs, and a White House keen to take credit for investor gains, they make even easier targets. Which is what made U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest sally against gloomy investors more than just

Wall Street has spent the first half of 2026 worrying about SpaceX and its Starlink satellite service crashing the wireless party. Shares of T-Mobile are down 10% in 2026 in light of investor concerns about competition from SpaceX (SPCX) and peers.   Yet one of Wall Street’s biggest banks just doubled down on the telecom stock

Mortgage rates have been hovering around 6.5% for eight weeks, according to Freddie Mac data. It looked like there may be clearer roads ahead the week of July 3, when the 30-year fixed rate decreased. But now mortgage rates have bounced back up. The national average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has increased by six basis

Yes, Jim Cramer has said a lot of things about a lot of stocks over the years. But when the “Mad Money” host identifies a single name as the market’s directional signal, that is a different kind of call entirely. Cramer posted about it on X (formerly Twitter) on July 8. If there is going

SpaceX (SPCX) is the most crowded new trade on Wall Street. It was priced at $135 in June, spiked above $225, then settled near $150.  The banks that took SpaceX public were barred from publishing research on it until July 7. The moment that ban lifted, six of them initiated coverage, all with buy ratings.

The U.S. is truly a special, entrepreneurial oasis where anyone can succeed. The fact that one American stock, Nvidia (NVDA), is worth more than the French, German, and Italian stock markets combined says it all. I should add that Nvidia is also worth more than the entire British stock market.  Nvidia isn’t alone in demonstrating the

Semiconductor stocks have dominated every performance leaderboard in 2026, with memory and equipment makers delivering triple-digit gains that dwarf the broader market. Yet the fund capturing most of that upside is not the industry’s largest, and it manages a fraction of the assets held by the sector’s biggest ETF. The Invesco Semiconductors ETF (PSI) has

IBM and Red Hat commercially launched Lightwell on July 8, turning a $5 billion pledge into two products that enterprises can actually buy. Most corporate security promises stay abstract for months before a product ships. This one produced a live catalog, a pricing structure, and a named client list in about ten weeks. In May,