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Democratic winners and progressive lawmakers are calling for tougher limits on AI and data centers after the 2026 midterm elections.
After a tech-led meltdown in the stock market, the October jobs report on Friday morning could bring investors some encouraging news — or add to their misery.
Investors worry a divided Washington could derail “Elon, Inc.”
Portfolio managers say chip demand should be resilient even in a period of political uncertainty.
Bloom Energy shares got swept in by tech stocks’ sharp selloff Thursday, as investors fretted that the data-center buildout was at risk of stalling in the aftermath of the U.S. midterm elections.
Math may be cold and unemotional — but finances are not.
A punishing selloff in the tech space was dragging the stock market sharply lower on Thursday, one day after equities saw a big bounce after the Democrats swept Tuesday’s midterm vote.
Consumers burdened by the high cost of gas, insurance and maintenance are driving up demand for those low-cost cars.
Wall Street’s top trades of 2026 are coming undone as a violent rotation rattles the U.S. stock market.
Revolution Medicines’ brand-new treatment brought in far higher sales than expected in its first few weeks on the market.
Wall Street is digesting the prospect of a slower AI buildout in the wake of the midterm-election results.
The wealthiest 10% have a median net worth that is $800,000 greater than it was three years ago.
All-cash buyers are becoming more common, despite a housing market that’s been struggling with affordability issues.
Americans are unhappy about the economy, they’re worried about artificial intelligence and they took their frustration out on Republicans in the U.S. midterm elections.
In a CNBC interview, the policymaker expressed concern over inflation and said monetary policy will need to adjust.
Agility is going public via a SPAC merger that one executive says will give it a “first-mover advantage.”
Strategists at Bank of America found a dramatic correlation between interest rates and oil prices in the U.S., U.K. and Germany.
JPMorgan’s Michael Cembalest is worried about data center build-outs following midterm elections, and he’s looking two years ahead.
Wall Street takes a harder look at AI costs after historic midterm results. Plus, the upside to Apple’s lack of artificial-intelligence spending.
In the 1980s, a Republican president, a Democrat Speaker of the House and an inflation-fighting Federal Reserve chairman powered a stock-market rally.
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