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SpaceX (SPCX) stock is trading near $153 on July 9. All the initial gains since its IPO have been wiped out, despite the stock’s inclusion in the Nasdaq-100, and a slew of high price targets coming from big Wall Street banks. Goldman Sachs initiated the stock with a price target of $205. Morgan Stanley went […]

Many Americans this year plan to reduce their spending on back-to-school items amid economic pressures, and Kohl’s is adding new offerings to attract these price-conscious consumers. A recent survey from consulting firm Deloitte found that Americans plan to spend $30.4 billion, or about $557 per student, on back-to-school items this year, which is 6% less

Starbucks (SBUX) is looking to chase a feeling that doesn’t start in a coffee shop. In fact, it typically starts with summer, orange-and-vanilla frozen treats, and the sort of dessert most people remember from childhood before they ever knew what espresso was. That’s what makes the coffee-shop giant’s latest limited-time menu move more than just

A rival drug failure can sometimes move a biotech stock almost as much as a company’s own clinical data. That is what happened to BridgeBio on July 9. BridgeBio (BBIO) shares jumped after AstraZeneca and Ionis said Wainua failed to meet the main goal in a late-stage trial for transthyretin-mediated amyloid cardiomyopathy, or ATTR-CM, a

Nvidia (NVDA) investors had been bracing for a tougher AI trade, but perhaps not this kind of reset. Over the past three years or so, Wall Street has treated Nvidia as the cleanest way to own the AI buildout. For perspective, Nvidia’s current market cap is at an eye-popping $4.98 trillion, up from roughly $422

While Iceland does not immediately bring to mind associations of being a literary hub in the way of London or Paris, the small Nordic nation sitting in the Atlantic Ocean between North America and Europe is home to extensive centuries-old literary traditions around Norse storytelling and mythology. Two 13th-century foundational literary works known as Eddas

Tech layoff announcements follow a predictable script. A company memo goes out. The number of jobs cut makes the headlines. Executives talk about realigning for the future. Then the story moves on, and the people who just lost their income are left sorting through the details on their own. Microsoft published those details this week.

Every new computing platform takes something from you in exchange for convenience. The personal computer took your desk, and the smartphone took your attention. Whatever comes next will ask for even more, and the company that builds it gets to decide exactly how much. Meta Platforms (META) has spent two years proving it can build

American Airlines (AAL) stock has been one of the market’s leading comeback stocks this year. The company’s shares have risen 21% since May and climbed 53% over the past year. It even touched a 52-week high of $18.05 on June 30, 2026. So when a firm that had been positive on the stock suddenly stepped

Dividends are one way for profitable companies to reward their shareholders, while also signaling financial strength and confidence in their future cash flow. Tech stocks, however, have traditionally prioritized stock buybacks over dividends as a way to reinvest excess cash and return value to shareholders. Meta Platforms gives shareholders both. The company regularly spends tens