Broadcom stock got a new Apple-backed catalyst just as Wall Street was questioning how much good news was already priced in. TheStreet previously reported that Broadcom extended its Apple chip supply agreement through 2031, locking in a key supplier relationship for multiple generations of Apple products. Apple has now put a larger dollar figure behind […]

Homeowners who enter their property address into an online valuation tool often receive conflicting estimates. The same property can produce sharply different estimates across Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com, depending on each platform’s methodology and data inputs. A century after becoming a trusted name in car pricing, the brand is entering residential real estate and taking

A major packaged food company is exiting an entire market after years of weak performance, saying the business had become a “drag” on overall results. It joins a growing number of food manufacturers shedding underperforming operations to focus on higher-growth opportunities. The move reflects a broader trend across the food industry, where companies are streamlining

Tesla (TSLA) has spent years turning the Model Y into the benchmark for electric SUVs. That supremacy has been a big advantage for Tesla. It has scale, brand awareness, manufacturing knowledge, and a car that helped define the electric vehicle category for the mainstream market. But Rivian Automotive (RIVN) just offered investors a cause to

If you have a child under 18 and have never owned a single share of stock, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a message for you: The federal government wants to give your kid a head start. Bessent told Yahoo Finance that 38% of American households have no exposure to the equity markets, meaning they miss

If you paid a tax penalty between January 2020 and July 10, 2023, there is a federal court ruling that says the IRS may have charged you incorrectly. The government is fighting that ruling in court. And by July 10, 2026, your window to get in line for a potential refund closes permanently. July 10,

What happened in the Persian Gulf on July 7 may affect your pocketbook in a negative way. Again. The problem: Iran fired drones and other projectiles at ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. and British officials said. Three ships were struck, Axios said, with one catching fire. Related: Iran peace deal resets gas

Sometimes a stock does so well that Wall Street starts worrying about its price. That is roughly where Delta Air Lines (DAL) finds itself this week. Financial research firm Raymond James still likes the business, but it thinks the near-term gains have already been made after a significant pump in the shares.  As a result, it cut its rating

Pet food recalls create a different kind of consumer anxiety. For many households, dogs are part of the family, and feeding them is part of a daily routine that usually happens without much thought.  When you open a can and pour the food into a bowl, as a pet parent, you expect the product to

Tesla CEO (TSLA) Elon Musk is back again, pushing one of his boldest claims about the AI boom, in which the technology might eventually make work optional. Musk first made that prediction at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum. Sitting alongside Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Musk told the crowd, “My prediction is that work will be optional.”