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The Sydney Sweeney ad campaign got a thumbs-up from President Trump, while the company also announced a new collaboration with Travis Kelce.

The market's gains during this cycle have been driven largely by a handful of secular investing themes such as the revolution in computing, robotics, quantum, and the increasingly large need for additional electricity capacity.

Most retirees simply don't have spare funds to cope with a Social Security cut. Is this something to worry about?

Veteran investor Peter Grandich is warning that the market is overlooking the biggest signals in decades, with precious metals and insider selling flashing red.

Good news and some surprise investments fueled Dow winners in August.

The Fed has never truly been independent.

The Canadian Dollar was the strongest major currency last week, while the Australian Dollar was the weakest, although the overall directional movement was very small.

Are SWIFT and Ripple really working together on crypto payments? The rumors sound amazing, but the timing doesn't quite add up.

Joby Aviation is up more than 60% year to date. Can it continue to outperform the market in 2026?

This premium athleisure brand must try desperately to win back shareholders.

The next three years will be pivotal for the trajectory of artificial intelligence.

After a steep sell-off, the business case is intact, but the stock still looks risky.

The pair EUR/USD is once again above the 1.17000 level based on the notion that the U.S Federal Reserve will certainly cut its interest rate by 25 basis points on the 17th of September.

Airbnb may be a giant, but it still has plenty of growth opportunities ahead.

Broadcom's latest results were impressive, but expecting an Nvidia-like moonshot from here is a stretch.

Figma, Lululemon, Duolingo, and other big names led last week's top 10 large-cap stock declines across sectors.

The sell-off resets expectations and brings the multiple down -- but buying now could be a mistake.

While tariffs and other obstacles remain for Detroit autos, there is a little bit of good news from August on EV sales.

America’s tech giants earn huge sums of money from foreign revenue, underscoring their ubiquity in global markets.

With the unpopularity of its shares, the company now pays a high-yield dividend.

The market may have been too quick to dismiss this biotech's pipeline prospects after a recent trial result.

Investing in electric vehicle makers can have massive upside, but not all EV investments are created equal.

This company plays a key role in the development and use of AI.

This footwear stock could be poised for a comeback.

Alphabet has multiple tailwinds pushing it higher.

Waymo expands testing at San Jose airport with plans for commercial launch this year as Tesla rolls out Robotaxi app.

It's not too late to claim your match before 2025 ends.

The tech giant hasn't run out of steam yet.

If financial conditions are set to tighten due to fading liquidity and widening spreads, then risk assets should take notice.

Solid returns come from patience with growing businesses.

Civilian employment is below recent peak. All in all, these numbers are consistent with a cooling labor market.

These ten large-cap stocks were top performers last week. Are they a part of your portfolio?

Shares of Oklo have skyrocketed by 1,000% over the last year.

The AI-powered voice software business is seeing triple-digit year-over-year sales growth.

Union Pacific's strategic investments position it to capitalize on the powerful trend of industrial onshoring and North American manufacturing growth.

Investors shouldn't discard this beaten-down payments giant.

An eventful four day week is putting it mildly.

Both accounts offer benefits that make them worth considering.

Bitcoin could be a good long-term investment, but investors should be aware that huge price increases with crypto have sometimes been followed by a huge pullback.

U.S. jobs stagnation, Fed rate-cut bets, record gold, major earnings, and tech–AI–auto shakeups dominated Wall Street this week.

Azure users face slower service after Red Sea cable cuts disrupted global internet traffic, with MSFT stock declining 2.55%.

Peter Thiel believes in multiple shots at success through persistence and resilience after early failures. PayPal's pivot to email payments is an example.

Pfizer's stock is down nearly 60% from its post-pandemic peak, opening up an opportunity for the right long-term investors.

The market may be overlooking these companies' long-term potential.

Tariffs did not and will not bring production back to the U.S.