Investors don’t need to worry about the central bank’s coming interest-rate decisions. Policymakers have their back.
Barron's Take
Tesla’s FSD driver assistance product is currently on version 14. It’s an improvement over prior variants.
The shares are down 40% from their peak. Analyst suggest that move may have gone too far.
It sounds like science fiction, but the next front in the AI wars between hyperscalers like Alphabet and Amazon is taking shape in space.
Given that Trump has an interest in the deal—even though it’s one that appears to favor Paramount—handicapping the outcome is a fool’s errand.
Utilities have lagged as investors chased riskier assets, but lower valuations and steady earnings growth are drawing renewed attention.
Investors got what they really wanted from the departing Fed Chair.
The outlook for interest rates next year has changed notably over the past month.
Falling rates, faster earnings growth, and reasonable valuations are improving the case for small-caps.
The president has long advocated for lower interest rates, saying they’re supercharge the domestic economy, unlock a stagnant housing market and lower borrowing costs for the federal government.
The Tesla CEO tweeted that the “EU should be abolished,” a view he and the president likely share.
Are cheap, fuel-efficient, and tiny, cars coming to America? Don’t hold your breath.
The punishment doesn’t fit the crime and is counterproductive, Barron’s Andy Serwer argues.
Reports of big changes in Meta’s white elephant mask a bigger concern.
The ride-hailing company launched a self-driving service in Dallas with Avride. And a Wall Street firm upgraded the stock to Buy.
The S&P 500 may need a crypto comeback to make a run at its record high.
The cryptocurrency’s decline is testing investor sentiment heading into the final month of the year.
The chip maker is still in the lead, but it may soon have company.
This isn’t a DeepSeek moment. It is much, much bigger.
The AI trade has a barometer. It might not be Nvidia.
Alphabet stock was rising with Wall Street and technology analysts generally positive about its new Gemini 3 artificial-intelligence model.
Berkshire’s CEO Warren Biffett, and Vice Chairman Charlie Munger talked about the power and probability of Alphabet back in 2017.
Shares of Booking and Expedia were both down by percentages in the mid-single digits on Monday afternoon.
The drugmaker’s stock checks all the boxes for a split. the price keeps climbing, the company is on fire, and it’s a bull market.