Illumina unveils new DNA sequencing machines; can it out-innovate its competition?
Illumina launches new DNA sequencers to defend its market dominance, but slowing growth and expiring patents signal a difficult road ahead for the biotech giant.
CarMax earnings send the auto market crashing
CarMax's earnings miss triggers a sector-wide sell-off as recession fears and affordability issues weigh on the automotive market.
What’s underneath the Porsche IPO?
Porsche AG is heading to the public markets, but analysts are wary of the valuation, governance, and macroeconomic backdrop.
Watch famous Wharton Professor tear the Fed apart
Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel argues the Fed's current aggressive rate hike strategy ignores signs that inflation is already cooling.
The passive investor: go aggressive or go safe?
We analyze passive investment strategies amidst market volatility, comparing broad index exposure versus sector-concentrated bets for your portfolio.
Salesforce launches a carbon credits marketplace as demand surges
Salesforce launches a new carbon credit marketplace, competing in a fast-growing sustainability sector alongside Nasdaq and industry startups.
Two news stories capturing the state of the economy
Major retailers reduce holiday orders while FedEx flags a global slowdown, prompting questions about the state of the economy.
NCR stock and self-checkouts have failed to deliver on experience and returns
Self-checkout kiosks offer retail cost savings but poor user experience, as NCR investors sour on the company's plan to split its business.
Adobe acquires Figma in a future defining move
Adobe is acquiring Figma for $20 billion to neutralize a key competitive threat, drawing mixed reactions from investors worried about the valuation and dilution.
Here’s a lesson on investing from the worst market timer in history
A hypothetical case study proves that long-term wealth is built through time in the market, even for investors with notoriously poor timing.
S&P 500 targets: Is Forecasting for Schmucks?
Market experts struggle to predict the S&P 500. Experts like Howard Marks explain why macroeconomic forecasting often fails and distracts from true value.
