Meta’s accused of violating European antitrust rules. What the dispute is all about.
The European Commission on Thursday accused Meta Platforms of violating antitrust rules, in the latest salvo by European regulators against…
America’s Great Build-A-Thon Comes With A Price Tag
America’s Great Build-A-Thon Comes With A Price Tag Authored by David Parsons via BondVigilantes.com, The United States is on the brink…
Strategist who nailed stocks, bonds and oil this year warns of ‘optimism shakeout’ in early 2026
Look for more AI adoption to help broaden the stock market next year, but overly optimistic sentiment may need a reset early on, says…
A Third Of Glasgow Schoolchildren Don’t Speak English
A Third Of Glasgow Schoolchildren Don’t Speak English Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Nearly one in three children in…
Why oil producers are adding to the global supply glut despite low crude prices
The major oil producers known as OPEC+ unwound previous output cuts faster than expected this year — increasing quotas at a time when global…
Dollar Tree beats sales expectations, as consumers spend more on bargain items
Dollar Tree’s stock is climbing as the discount retailer’s assortment of bargains, with the average cost of its items at $1.40 each, is…
AI air pocket, struggling consumer could prove a double whammy for stocks next year, says Bank of America
Don’t look for outsized gains from the S&P 500 next year, the headwinds are numerous warns Savita Subramanian.
Gold at $10,000, a quantum-driven crypto collapse and costly AI scandals are among these ‘outrageous’ bets for 2026.
Saxo Bank is at it again with outrageous predictions for 2026.
Gold, silver and copper are reaching record highs together for the first time in 45 years. Here’s why more gains could follow.
Some factors driving metals prices higher in 2025 are similar to those back in 1980, strategists say. But a few important differences could…
Strategy’s stock shows why it’s a trade, and not an investment
Strategy’s stock is sinking as bitcoin falls, but Wall Street doesn’t believe it’s a big problem for the broader stock market.