Alex Kozul-Wright

In a letter to shareholders, QuantumScape revealed increased interest from sectors outside of the car industry.

If a negotiated peace settlement in Iran is achieved, investors may drive a sustained breakout in Bitcoin. It's falling for now.

Risk assets, like Coinbase and Robinhood, gained on the extended pause in fighting between the U.S. and Iran.

Despite the lingering uncertainty around peace talks, investors shifted into risk assets such as cryptocurrencies.

Intel has had a barnstorming year, so far, in part due to hyperscaler demand for central processing units.

Bitcoin may have advanced on news that Strategy made its largest acquisition of the cryptocurrency since November 2024.

Eli Lilly’s deal for Kelonia, which develops blood cancer therapies, could come as early as Monday.

Alphabet stock has climbed close to 20% in April. KeyBanc analysts think it can jump another 12%.

In the near term, geopolitical tensions look set to cap any price breakouts for Bitcoin.

A lasting end to the war in Iran would almost certainly be welcome news for tech companies’ bottom lines.

A swift end to the Iran war could ease inflation pressures and support risk assets like Bitcoin.

Investors will be keeping an eye on Tesla’s first-quarter earnings report, out April 22.

The chip stock has jumped 32% over an 11-day winning streak, its longest winning run in more than 20 years.

The beverage-and-snack company reported adjusted earnings of $1.61 a share on revenue of $19.4 billion.

Digital asset traders will be hoping for a decisive end to the U.S.-Iran conflict, which would likely lift cryptocurrency prices.

Easing tensions in the Middle East have led to renewed interest in risk assets, including software companies.

A definitive end to the conflict in Iran would be good news for cryptocurrency traders.

As part of the deal, Google Cloud users will be able to access GitLab’s Duo Agent Platform.

Alcoa could benefit from stronger margins and renewed investor interest linked to supply chokeholds.

Major cryptocurrencies could be reclaiming their war haven status yet again.