David H. Shepardson

The US Justice Department’s indictment of Yih-Shyan “Wally” Liaw, Super Micro Computer’s co-founder and Senior Vice President of Business Development, for allegedly orchestrating the smuggling of at least $2.5 billion in Nvidia

Orion Group Holdings has spent the better part of two years quietly repositioning itself, and the evidence that the strategy is working arrived in one concentrated burst earlier this month. The Houston-based

The word was not being used openly in January, when the Iran war was still in its first days and oil was still trading below $80, but by Wednesday evening, with Brent

While U.S. and European equities spent much of the week under pressure, South Korea’s stock market took a sharply different direction on Wednesday. The Kospi index surged more than 5% to close

While the broader market spent Wednesday nursing losses, Micron Technology delivered earnings after the bell that were extraordinary even by the outsized standards of the current AI cycle. The memory chipmaker’s fiscal

The Federal Reserve wrapped up its March meeting on Wednesday with a vote of 11 to 1 to keep the benchmark federal funds rate in a range between 3.5% and 3.75%, marking

The prevailing sentiment toward enterprise software stocks in 2026 has been broadly negative, built on the fear that large language models will replicate the functionality of expensive, deeply embedded business platforms at

Three weeks since the US-Israeli military strikes on Iran began on February 28, oil markets remain in a state of genuine structural disruption rather than the temporary price spike many analysts had

Qualcomm used Tuesday to announce two simultaneous pieces of financial news that, taken together, make a very specific argument to investors: the company generates enough cash to fund a massive capital return