Dow set to fall more than 300 points on Trump’s new tariff threat over Greenland: Live updates
Stock futures on Monday night pointed to a downbeat session on Wall Street as President Donald Trump intensifies his rhetoric on Greenland.
Here are the 3 big things we’re watching in the stock market in the week ahead
The earnings calendar is filled with industry bellwethers ranging from 3M to GE Aerospace.
OpenAI to focus on ‘practical adoption’ in 2026, says finance chief Sarah Friar
OpenAI will make 2026 its year of “practical adoption,” the artificial intelligence startup’s finance chief said in a blog Sunday.
Fed chief Powell to attend Supreme Court arguments on Trump bid to fire Lisa Cook
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s planned attendance comes as he faces a federal criminal probe about the central bank’s costly renovation project.
Trump is going to Davos — here are the big names who aren’t
A who’s who of heads of state, top CEOs and tech pioneers are landing in Davos for the 2026 World Economic Forum meeting. But some big names aren’t going.
Trump ties his stance on Greenland to not getting Nobel Peace Prize, European officials say
U.S. President Donald Trump linked his aggressive stance on Greenland to last year’s decision not to award him the Nobel Peace Prize.
Alibaba-backed startup Moonshot AI’s valuation is up $500 million, sources say, after its rivals IPO in Hong Kong
Investors are valuing the startup at $4.8 billion as it is about to close another funding round, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Stellantis stock off 43% as Jeep maker turns five, executes turnaround
Stellantis shares were largely up – as high as 93% in March 2024 – until reporting troubling financial results that year amid cost-cutting efforts and EVs.
These stocks are leading ‘meaningful breakthroughs’ in quantum computing, UBS says
Quantum computing is an industry with “extraordinary potential,” according to UBS, which highlighted leading stocks.
Venezuela shows how locals turn to Tether-issued USDT stablecoin as governments wobble
Locals in Venezuela, as well as others living under unstable regimes, are turning to USDT as protection from political and economic uncertainties.