Quasar Markets CEO Steve Orr breaks down Dow’s 900+ point rally to fresh record

The bank's new analyst shifted focus to Tesla's robotics and autonomous driving potential, away from its slowing EV business

S&P Dow Jones Indices declined to waive profitability, float, and seasoning requirements for megacap IPOs, blocking a swift path into the benchmark

Leisure and hospitality posted the largest gain, with 70,000 new positions. Financial activities was a notable weak spot

NYSE sr. market strategist breaks down busy week of new listings

Wall Street guru Jay Woods talks price discovery process ahead of Applied’s trading debut

by R. Cort Kirkwood, The New American: Former U.S. counterterrorism chief Joe Kent is warning about the danger of an Israel-first provision in the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would permanently entangle the U.S. and Israeli militaries, making them almost one. Introduced as free-standing legislation, Section 224 of the NDAA, the United States-Israel […]

The quantum computing company raised $1.68 billion after pricing its upsized IPO at $60 per share, above its earlier range

The USDC-settled contracts let eligible traders outside the U.S. gain price exposure to SpaceX before its expected IPO next week

The four-week moving average also rose, but continuing claims fell and the insured unemployment rate held steady at 1.2%

Investors sought to pull 10% of shares in the second quarter, double the fund's standard 5% repurchase limit

The milestone arrived Tuesday, fueled by years of low fees and steady cash inflows that have made VOO the world's largest ETF

Broadcom stock dropped 13% after the chipmaker's earnings fell short of expectations. Broader chip stocks also took a hit

The cybersecurity company beat Wall Street estimates and lifted its full-year guidance, but investors sent the stock down roughly 11%

Market expert Jonathan Corpina talks S&P 500 closing above 7,600 for first time

Hippo CEO Rick McCathron on new insurance trends as hurricane season begins

Gains spanned both employer size and region, and nine of the 10 industries ADP monitors showed growth

When Mangue Banzima arrived in New York at 17 from an African country — he prefers not to say which — the only thing that made him feel at home was the Knicks. He remembers wearing sneakers as a child like those of his idol Patrick Ewing. And when he arrived in the United States, he found a city where his basketball team was everywhere. Banzima’s arrival in New York coincided with something no Knicks fan will ever forget: they had just reached the NBA Finals, where they lost to the San Antonio Spurs. That was in 1999. It has not happened since in 27 years — until now, when the New Yorkers have finally qualified to compete for the famed ring, for which they will face the Spurs again. After so many disappointments, the success of a team used to failure has infected the whole city with euphoria.

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