Broadcom extends Apple chip deal through 2031

Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) just extended its chip supply agreement with Apple through 2031, according to a regulatory filing reported by Bloomberg. This partnership is not a new development. Apple and Broadcom have a long-standing supply relationship and previously made headlines back in 2023 when Apple announced a multi-billion-dollar deal to secure U.S.-manufactured 5G components. This […]

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Trump accounts’ Palantir sale hides a bigger AI shift

President Donald Trump’s investment accounts just put a familiar artificial intelligence trade next to a less obvious one. That doesn’t mean Trump himself did the trading. According to the source, external parties handled the accounts, and outside managers made the buying and selling choices. Still, the disclosure gives investors something important to consider. During the

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Jim Cramer says it’s time to buy another aerospace stock before it takes off

Over the July 4, 2026, weekend, I covered Jim Cramer’s buy call on AST SpaceMobile. He was clear that it wasn’t something to flip fast. He called it a great speculative stock with a two-year money-making window.  Monday morning, July 7, Cramer was back with another aerospace name, and this one is significantly closer to

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Delaying Social Security to a certain age could cost you $144,000

Financial planners have spent years pushing one message to pre-retirees: wait until 70 to claim Social Security for the biggest possible monthly check. That guidance carries a price tag most retirement calculators do not show, and the total may be large enough to change your claiming strategy. Waiting eight years past the earliest eligibility age

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Micron’s Ford deal shows automakers racing to outbid AI for chips

Micron Technology signed a long-term supply agreement with Ford Motor on Monday, July 6, locking in memory-chip output for Ford’s next generation of vehicles. The deal comes as global memory prices climb at their fastest pace in years, driven largely by AI data centers. Automakers that once treated memory as a commodity input are now

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