Visa and Mastercard Shares Hit Records as US Spending Holds Strong
Both payment giants reached all-time stock highs, signaling that American consumer spending remains resilient despite selective buying habits.
Both payment giants reached all-time stock highs, signaling that American consumer spending remains resilient despite selective buying habits.
A high-stakes trade confrontation with Canada and a major Tesla recall are driving market anxiety as analysts warn of an economic inflection point.
Jim Cramer outlines his top market watchpoints for Monday, with Nvidia earnings headlining a pivotal week for AI stocks.
LexisNexis has upgraded Lexis+ with Protégé, bundling AI agents, skills, and workflows to help legal professionals move faster from research to finished work product.
Stockholders of NCS Multistage have until 5 p.m. ET on Aug. 31, 2026, to choose their preferred form of merger consideration.
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United Airlines must now decide how to configure its long-delayed 737 Max 10 jets after certification setbacks pushed back premium seating plans by years.
Cramer backs Apple despite memory shortages and price hikes, pointing to strong yearly gains as reason for long-term confidence.
A major firm distributed $6.8 billion while its artificial intelligence costs ran four times higher, signaling a new era of tech-driven capital priorities.
The Metals Company benefits from surging demand for critical metals, yet analysts urge caution over its long-term investment risks.
A Washington summit ended in breakdown Friday, triggering 50% US tariffs on $20B in Canadian goods and a September retaliation pledge from Ottawa.
AAPL commands a higher valuation than rivals, yet its growth and profit metrics raise questions about whether that premium is justified.
Corgi's new endorsement explicitly covers directors and officers at firms operating in cryptocurrency, stablecoins, and digital asset sectors.
New Berkshire CEO Greg Abel cut Bank of America by $1.7B and added $1.6B in Delta Air Lines in Q2.
Six prominent investors flagged diverging market threats but converged on one shared playbook: diversify beyond recent winners.
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