Tesla’s Cybercab Hits the Road With Its Valuation Riding on Scale
Tesla's Cybercab launch faces high stakes as the company navigates regulatory hurdles and seeks fleet partners to scale its autonomous robotaxi service.
America’s Budget Deficit Nears 7.5% as Borrowing Costs Climb
The IMF projects the US budget deficit to stabilize at 7.5% of GDP through 2030, pressuring borrowing costs for mortgages and corporate financing.
AI Power Demand Is Repricing Gas Turbine Stocks
SpaceX Just Turned Gas Turbines Into An AI Power Trade
Bullish Sentiment Hits 55.5% As Fed Turns Hawkish Into September
55 Percent Bullish Is the Number That Defines This September
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Software Rallies 16% As Wall Street Rethinks The AI Threat
Software stocks saw a record August as earnings reports shifted the AI narrative, though history warns of potential September volatility.
How Retailers Are Using Their Tariff Windfalls
US retailers are deploying massive tariff refunds in divergent ways, from consumer price cuts to margin boosts and employee benefits.
Wall Street Downgrades California Utilities on Wildfire Risk
PG&E, Edison International, and Sempra shares fall as California lawmakers remove key utility liability protections for wildfire-related damages.
Washington Nears a Direct Stake In 17 Venezuelan Oil Fields
17 Venezuelan Oil Fields and a US Government Stake That Could Reshape Western Hemisphere Energy
Inside the US Push for Venezuelan Crude Reserves
US oil majors are pursuing new production deals in Venezuela as the Trump administration seeks to bolster Western Hemisphere energy supplies.
Take-Two Climbs as GTA 6 Trailer Shatters Netflix Records
Take-Two shares rise as GTA 6 trailer smashes viewership records on Netflix, with analysts projecting $4.5 billion in potential launch-week sales.
Hormuz Crude Flows Climb To Nearly 8M Barrels Despite Ongoing Attacks
6 to 8 Million Barrels a Day Are Still Moving Through Hormuz Despite Iran's Attacks
