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Salesforce and IBM were the two most significant drags on the Dow Jones Industrial Average during Tuesday’s session, combining for approximately 92 points of downward pressure on the benchmark and crystallising a

Friday’s session ended Wall Street’s fourth consecutive losing week — the longest such run in more than a year — and the technical damage is now meaningful enough to shift how institutional

When the Trump administration released its national AI legislative framework on Friday, White House officials described it as a “commonsense” proposal to give America one unified set of rules for artificial intelligence

As US equities broadly retreated through the week, one sector managed to hold firm: energy. With Brent crude hitting $112 and US oil settling above $98 per barrel following fresh supply disruptions,

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

The announcement that Sebastian Gunningham was replacing founder Matt Oppenheimer as Remitly‘s chief executive arrived on the same day the Seattle-based digital remittance company reported its first full year of GAAP profitability,

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

When Western Digital completed the separation of its flash memory business into standalone SanDisk Corporation in February 2025, the consensus view was that the separation made structural sense but that value realisation

Thursday’s session ended the way Wednesday’s did, with all three major indices lower and the word “stagflation” circulating more openly on trading floors than at any point since 2022. The S&P 500