Sabrina Escobar

A mixed session on Wall Street uncovers a deeper anxiety—what happens if tech giants decide the AI boom is getting too expensive? Plus, a look at today’s inflation data.

“Iran knows it has that point of leverage, and it can use it every time.”

“Iran knows it has that point of leverage, and it can use it every time,” says former diplomat Wendy Sherman.

The rejection preserves the status quo but analysts warn that the fight is far from over.

Progress toward a peace deal with Iran outweighed hawkish undertones from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Plus, the Knicks’ market impact.

While the conflict was relatively short, it disrupted the energy industry, reshaped regional partnerships, and changed the way countries think of security.

As geopolitical conflict chokes traditional supply chains, a new wave of start-ups is leveraging green technology to secure the world’s most critical commodities.

Traders sold the chip rebound on Tuesday. Plus, DraftKings’ prediction market business gains ground.

Ottawa and Mexico City want more autonomy through European trade deals, but the economic reality favors Washington.

Tech and chip stocks pushed the major indexes to fresh highs as Nvidia gave a major boost to Marvell Technology. Plus, a look into Google’s $80 billion equity offering.

Hotter inflation couldn’t stop the S&P 500 and Nasdaq from clocking fresh record closes on Thursday. Plus, a look at consumer spending.

Cuba might open up to private markets if the U.S. forces a regime change, but the transition will be turbulent.

The Dow clinched another record close today. Plus, the SpaceX IPO filing tells us a lot about Elon Musk’s wealth.

“Bringing it to dockside is more expensive. The processing is more expensive. Getting the labor is more expensive.”

Asian currencies are down because of fallout from the Iran War and it could mean trouble ahead for the region.

While the Taiwan tripwire remains, the first day of the U.S.-Beijing summit suggests both superpowers are prioritizing market stability over friction.

Sofia Cañón discusses Colombia’s manufacturing ambitions, China strategy, and the competitive advantage of two oceans.

Semiconductors and soybeans are on the agenda but investors shouldn’t expect seismic shifts.

Uncertainty about a potential peace deal with Iran dampened investor sentiment. Plus, Peloton vs. Planet Fitness.